Chapter XXXIV: Preface: Chap

I. THE DIARY OF AN INVESTIGATOR.

II. THE JEWS OF EAST LONDON.

III. WOMEN'S WAGES.

IV. WOMEN AND THE FACTORY ACTS.

V. THE REGULATION OF THE HOURS OF LABOUR.

VI. HOW TO DO AWAY WITH THE SWEATING SYSTEM.

VII. THE REFORM OF THE POOR LAW.

VIII. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CO-OPERATION AND TRADE UNIONISM.

IX. THE NATIONAL DIVIDEND AND ITS DISTRIBUTION.

X. THE DIFFICULTIES OF INDIVIDUALISM.

XI. SOCIALISM TRUE AND FALSE.

LONGMANS, GREEN & CO.
LONDON, NEW YORK, BOMBAY, AND CALCUTTA

WORKS BY SIDNEY AND BEATRICE WEBB

THE HISTORY OF
LIQUOR LICENSING IN ENGLAND

Small 8vo; Seventh Thousand; viii and 162 pp.

=Price 2s. 6d. net.=

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I. THE FIRST CENTURY OF LICENSING.

II. A PERIOD OF LAXNESS.

III. REGULATION AND SUPPRESSION.

IV. FREE TRADE IN THEORY AND PRACTICE.

V. LEGISLATIVE REPENTANCE.