BULLETIN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION WALTER M. SMITH, Chairman WILLARD G. BLEYER, Secretary FREDERICK W. MACKENZIE, Editor THOMAS S. ADAMS, Economics and Political Science Series WILLIAM H. LIGHTY, University Extension Series WILLIAM S. MARSHALL, Science Series DANIEL W. MEAD, Engineering Series EDWARD T. OWEN, Philology and Literature Series FREDERICK J. TURNER, History Series VOLUME I (Complete in three numbers, with title page, table of contents, and index.) No. 1. The geographical distribution of the vote of the thirteen states on the Federal Constitution, 1787-8, by Orin Grant Libby. 1894. 8116 p. 2 pl. 75 cents. Out of print. No. 2. The finances of the United States from 1775 to 1789, with especial reference to the budget, by Charles Jesse Bullock. 1895. 8157 p. 75 cents. No. 3. The Province of Quebec and the early American revolution. A study in English-American colonial history, by Victor Coffin. 1896. 17 + 288 p. 75 cents. VOLUME II (Complete in four numbers, with title-page, table of contents, and index.) No. 1. New governments west of the Alleghanies before 1780, by George Henry Alden. 1897. 7+74 p. 50 cents. No. 2. Municipal history and present organization of the city of Chicago, by Samuel Edwin Sparling. 1898. 188 p. 75 cents. No. 3. Congressional grants of land in aid of railways, by John Bell Sanborn. 1899. 130 p. 50 cents. No. 4. English common law in the early American colonies, by Paul Samuel Reinsch. 1899. 64 p. 50 cents. Completing the Series. Economics and Political Science Series VOLUME I (Complete in three numbers, with title-page and table of contents.) No. 1. The decline of landowning farmers in England, by Henry Charles Taylor. 1904. 66 p. 25 cents. No. 2. The history of agriculture in Dane county, Wisconsin, by Benjamin Horace Hibbard. 1904. 148 p. 75 cents. No. 3. A history of the Henry Meyer. 1906. 136 p. Northern Securities case, by Balthasar 60 cents. VOLUME II (Complete in two numbers, with title-page and table of contents.) No. 1. The labor contract from individual to collective bargaining, by Margaret Anna Schaffner. 1907. 182 p. 50 cents. No. 2. The financial history of Wisconsin, by Raymond Vincent Phelan. 1908. 292 p. 50 cents. VOLUME III. (Complete in two numbers, with title-page and table of contents.) No. 1. The labor history of the Cripple Creek District, by Benjamin McKie Rastall. 1908. 166 p. 50 cents. No. 2. A congressional history of railways in the United States to 1850, by Lewis Henry Haney. 1908. 274 p. 50 cents. History Series No. 1. The origin of the system of land grants for education, by Joseph Schafer. 1902. 54 p. 35 cents. No. 2. The king's household in England before the Norman conquest, by Laurence Marcellus Larson. 1904. 158 p. 50 cents. No. 3. Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus as viewed by Con gress, by George Clarke Sellery. 1907. 74 p. 35 cents. No. 4. 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