EDWARD ATKINSON, the distinguished Publicist, Boston, Mass.

BARTHÉLMY SAINT-HILAIRE, Member of the Institute of France.

HENRY FAWCETT, M. P., Professor of Political Economy at the University of Cambridge; at present Postmaster General of Great Britain. GASPAR FINALI, Ex-Minister, Italy.

HENRI BAUDRILLART, Member of the Institute

of France, contributor to the Dictionnaire Général de la Politique.

MAURICE BLOCK, Statistician, Political Economist and Publicist; Editor of the Dictionnaire Général de la Politique, Paris.

J. C. BLUNTSCHLI, Professor at the University of Heidelberg, the celebrated writer on International Law; one of the Editors of Bluntschli and Brater's Staatswörterbuch. GEROLAMO BOCCARDO, Editor of the Dizionario Universale di Economia Politica e Commercio, Italy.

JACQUES DE BOISJOSLIN, Paris, France.

ALBERT S. BOLLES, Author of the "History of American Finance."

GASTON DE BOURGE, Advocate, Paris.

HORATIO BURCHARD, Director of the Mint, Washington, D. C.

EDWARD CARY, Editor of the "New York Times." E. CAUCHY, Member of the Institute of France. EMILE CHÉDIEU, Advocate.

A. E. CHERBULIEZ, Swiss Political Economist, contributor to the Dictionnaire de l'Economie Politique.

JOHN W. CLAMPITT, Attorney at Law, Illinois. AMBROISE CLÉMENT, the distinguished French Economist.

ROYER COLLARD, Professor, of the Faculté de Droit, Paris.

Hon. THOMAS M. COOLEY, Author of "Constitutional Limitations," etc., etc.; Judge of the Supreme Court of Michigan.

CHARLES COQUELIN, one of the Editors of the
Dictionnaire de l'Economie Politique.
COURCELLE SENEUIL, Paris, France.

BANCROFT DAVIS, Assistant Secretary of State,
Washington, D. C.

DELABARRE DUPARCQ, Director at the Military School of Saint-Cyr.

JULES DUVAL, Publicist.

CL. DUVERNOIs, French Ex-Minister.

osopher, Cambridge, Mass.

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LOUIS GOTTARD, Publicist.

GEORGE WALTON GREENE, Attorney and Counselor, New York.

JULES GRENIER, Publicist.

W. E. GRIFFIS, Author of the "Mikado's Empire," Schenectady, N. Y.

FAUSTIN HÉLIE, Member of the Institute of France.

XAVIER HEUSCHLING, Ministry of the Interior, Brussels.

J. E. HORN, Writer on Finance, Member of the
Hungarian Parliament.

M. HUMANN, Advocate, France.
EDWARD S. ISHAM, Attorney and Counselor at
Law, Chicago.

Prof. E. J. JAMES, Normal University, Normal,
Illinois.

Judge JOHN A. JAMESON, Author of "The Constitutional Convention," Chicago.

ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, Author of "History of
American Politics," Norwalk, Conn.
Hon. JOHN JAY KNOX, Comptroller of the Cur-
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CHAS. LAVOLLÉE, Ex-Prefect, France.
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and Legal," written for this Cyclopædia a few
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HENRY D. LLOYD, Financial Editor of the "Chicago Tribune.'

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M. DE MOLINARI, Editor of Journal des Débats,
Corresponding Member of the Institute of
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Service Commission, New York.

Hon. MAX. EBERHARDT, Attorney, Chicago.
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JULES PAUTET, French Vice-Prefect.