Life and services of David French Boyd.

Appendix: Statement of Dr. J. C. Eagan.

The life of Goethe;

The author's work, left unfinished by his death, was completed by T. Ziegler. Chapter III, "The naturalist", was written by S. Kalischer; "Goethe's poems set to music" (vol. III, p. 374-376) by Max Friedlaender. Translator's pref.)

The education of the wage-earners; a contribution toward the solution of the educational problem of democracy,

Introductory: Thomas Davidson and his philosophy, by the editor.--The task of the twentieth century.--The educational problems set by the nineteenth century to the twentieth.--The history of the experiment.--The underlying spirit as shown by the letters written by Mr. Davidson to his class.--The vitality of the ideal as shown by the life of the movement after the death of its founder, by the editor.

Work; or, plenty to do and how to do it,

A companion volume to "Life in earnest."

A new Robinson Crusoe : a new version of his life and adventures, with an explanatory note /

"This manuscript purports to be the joint work of Selkirk and Defoe"--Explanatory note.

The new life, not the higher life : or, the believer's holiness personal and progressive /

Mode of access: Internet.

The works of Sir William Temple, bart. ... To which is prefix'd some account of the life and writings of the author.

Each work has also special t.-p.

Wessel Gansfort, life and writings

"This work is published as Special volume number one [and] two in the Papers of the American society of church history."

Annual report of the National Center for Productivity and Quality of Working Life.

Report for 1976 covers period from Nov. 28, 1975-Sept. 30, 1976.

Studies of the effects of the $1 minimum wage. Wage structure.

Locality studies have also been made.

Studies of the effects of the $1 minimum wage. Wage structure.

Locality studies have also been made.

Industry wage surveys.

Mode of access: Internet.

Industry wage survey. Men's shirts and separate trousers /

Mode of access: Internet.

In the matter of: proposed adoption of a four-day, forty-hour workweek, without payment of time and one-half overtime compensation for work days exceeding eight hours.

"Official transcript of proceedings", Sept. 7-9, 1971, Washington.