The John Crerar Library
A list of Books on the History of Industry and industrial Arts

INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC 21 Ure, Andrew, 1778-1857. 338.94 M100 The philosophy of manufactures; or, An exposition of the sci- b entific, moral, and commercial economy of the factory system of Great Britain. By the late Andrew Ure, .... Third edition. Continued in its details to the present time, by P. L. Simmonds. London, H. G. Bohn, 1861. xvi, 766 {i.e. 778) p. front., illus., i fold, table. i8cm. Appendix, i860. Progress of manufactures since 1836. p. [467*3-756. P. [467*3-480* inserted between p. 478 and 481. « Ward, Thomas Humphry, 1845— 309.42 O703 The reign of Queen Victoria. A survey of fifty years of progress, edited by Thomas Humphry Ward, .... In two volumes_______ London, Smith, Elder, & Co., 1887. 2 vol. 2 fold, front. 23cm. Contents. vol. i. Ward, T. H. Legislation of the reign. Same. Foreign policy. Anson, Sir W. R. Constitutional development. Wolseley, G. J. Wolseley, ist viscount. The army. Wilson, C. W. Note on the ordnance survey. Brassey, Thomas Brassey, ist baron. The navy. Bowen, C. S. C. The administration of the law. Court- ney, L. H. Finance. Hatch, E. Religion and the churches. Ward, T. H. Colonial policy and progress. Maine, Sir H. S. India. Blennerhassett, Sir R. Ireland. [6], 594 P" 2 fold. maps.—vol. 2. Giffen, R. The growth and distribution of wealth. Mundella, A. J. dr3 Howell, G. Industrial association. Ward, T. H. Locomotion and transport. Caird, Sir J. Agriculture. Slagg, J. The cotton trade and industry. Bell, Sir L. The iron trade and its allied industries. Arnold, M. Schools. Fyffe, C. A. The universities. Huxley, T. H. Science. Carter, R. B. Medicine and surgery. Garnett, R. Literature. Ward, T. H. Art. Archer, W. The drama. Parratt, Sir W. Music. [4], 620 p. 2 diagr. Wood, Sir Henry Trueman Wright, 1845- 330.942 R003 Industrial England in the middle of the eighteenth century, by Sir Henry Trueman Wood, ... . London, J. Murray, 1910. xii, 197, [1] p. 2ocm. “This little book grew out of a paper read last April [1910] at a meeting of the Royal Society of Arts, in which the author endeavoured to describe the industrial condition of the country at the time of the foundation of the Society in 1754.” —Pref. Germany and Austria-Hungary Arnold, Wilhelm, 1826-1883. 333-3 M100 98J01 Zur Geschichte des Eigentums in den deutschen Städten. Mit Urkunden. Von Dr. Wilhelm Arnold. Basel, H. Georg, 1861. xv, [2], 486, [2] p. 23icm.