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Abbott, W. C, Rev. of Park, the English Reform Bill of 1867 300 Adams, George Burton, Constitutional History of England, Rev INDEX Abbott, W. C, rev. of Park, The English reform bill of 1867 300 Adams, George Burton, Constitutional history of England, rev. by Frederic A. Ogg '.. 605 Administrative consolidation in California, by Josephine Hoyt and Thomas H. Reed : 576 Administrative reorganization in Missouri, by Isidor Loeb 383 Administrative reorganization in Ohio, by Walter F. Dodd 380 Allied shipping control. An experiment in international administration, by J. A. Salter, rev. by Quincy Wright 602 American government and politics 71-81, 366-379 American police administration, by Elmer D. Graper, and American police systems, by Raymond B. Fosdick, rev. by George H. McCaffrey 619 American political ideals, by Charles Edward Merriam, rev. by Henry Jones Ford 119 Arneson, B. A., Presidential election in Chile 272 Austria. Das osterreichische Staats-und Reichsproblem. I. Band, by Josef Redlich, rev. by Walter James Shepard 293 Barnes, Harry E., rev. of Wallas, Our social heritage 443 Some contributions of sociology to political theory 487 Barnett, James D., Compulsory voting in Oregon 265 Divided legislative sessions in Oregon 264 Becker, Carl, The United States of America: An experiment in democ- racy, rev. by C. G. Haines 616 Berdahl, Clarence, Books and periodicals 138-170, 314-331, 463-482, 629-645 The Louisiana constitutional convention 565 Bookreviews 116-137, 283-302, 433-462, 597-628 Books and periodicals 138-170, 314-331, 463-482, 629-645 Bramhall, F. D., rev. of Moore, The history of cumulative voting and mi- nority representation in Illinois, 1870-1919 123 Briefer notices 126-137, 303-313, 449-462, 621-628 British dominions, War government of, by Arthur Berriedale Keith, rev. by George M. Wrong , 603 Brooks, Robert C, Swiss treaty initiative 423 Bryce, Viscount, Modern democracies, rev. by A. N. Holcombe 433 Buell, Raymond Leslie, Contemporary French politics, rev. by F. A. Ogg.. 116 Political and social reconstruction in France 27 California, Administrative consolidation in, by J. Hoyt and T. H. Reed 576 Popular legislation in, 1920, by Thomas H. Reed 386 Case of Korea, The, by Henry Chung, rev. by Payson J. Treat 612 649 650 INDEX Chafee, Zechariah, Freedom of speech, rev. by John Lord O'Brian 285 Chartist movement, A history of the, by Julius West, rev. by A. G. Porritt 299 Chile, Presidential election in, by B. A. Arneson 272 China, Military power and constitutional development in, by Harold M. Vinacke- 233 Chung, Henry, The case of Korea, rev. by Payson J. Treat 612 Clapham, J. H., The economic development of France and Germany, 1815- 1914, rev. by Abbott Payson Usher. 599 Coker, Francis W., The technique of the pluralistic state 186 Compulsory voting in Oregon, by James D. Barnett 265 Congress, Notes on procedure, by Lindsay Rogers 71, 372 The legislative record 366 Conover, Milton, Pensions for public employees 350 State police 82 Constitutional convention of Massachusetts, The, by Lawrence B. Evans 214 Constitutional history of England, by George Burton Adams, rev. by F. A. Ogg. 605 Constitutional law in 1919-1920, II, by Edward S. Corwin 52 Constitutional revision in Pennsylvania, by William Draper Lewis. 558 Contemporary French politics, by Raymond Leslie Buell, rev. by F. A. Ogg... 116 Control of foreign relations, The, by Quincy Wright 1 Corwin, Edward S., Constitutional law in 1919-1920, II 52 Crawford, F. G., The New York state legislative session of 1921 384 Cushman, Robert E., Judicial decisions on public law 404-416 rev. of Douglas, Economic democracy. 122 Davis, Walter S., The new civil administrative code of Washington 568 Debates in the federal convention of 1787. Gaillard Hunt and James Brown Scott (eds.), rev. by W. B. M 614 Declaratory judgments, by Walter F. Dodd 261 Democracy, book reviews on 120, 122, 433-436 Democracy and assimilation, by Julius Drachsler, rev. by Lindsay Rogers.... 119 Dickinson, Edward DeWitt, The equality of states in international law, rev. by Pitman B. Potter. 287 Divided legislative sessions in Oregon, by James D. Barnett 264 Dodd, Walter F., Administrative reorganization in Ohio 380 Declaratory judgments 261 Illinois constitutional convention 258 Legislative notes and reviews 82-93, 253-266, 380-403, 558-591 Douglas, C. H., Economic democracy, rev. by Robert Eugene Cushman.... 122 Douglas, Paul H., rev. of Muir, Liberalism and industry 611 Drachsler, Julius, Democracy and assimilation, rev. by Lindsay Rogers 119 Dunning, W. A., A history of political theories: from Rousseau to Spencer, . rev. by W. W. Willoughby 283 Economic democracy, by C. H. Douglas, rev. by Robert Eugene Cushman 122 Economic development of France and Germany, 1815-1914, by J. H. Clapham, rev. by Abbott Payson Usher. 599 Educational function of the national government, by Henry Barrett Learned. 335 INDEX 651 England, reviews of books on 118, 295-!301 England in transition 1789-1832, by William Law Mathieson, rev. by A. G. Porritt 606 English political parties and leaders in the reign of Queen Anne, 1702-1710, by William Thomas Morgan, rev. by James A. Woodburn 297 English reform bill of 1867, by Joseph H. Park, rev. by W. C. Abbott 300 Equality of states in international law, by Edwin De Witt Dickinson, rev. by Pitman B. Potter 287 Evans, Lawrence B., The constitutional convention of Massachusetts 214 Evolution of parliament, by A. F. Pollard, rev. by C. H. Mcllwain 295 Fenwick, Charles G., The institute of politics 539 Meeting of the assembly of the league of nations 94 Political systems in transition, rev. by P. Orman Ray 302 Figgis, John Neville, The political aspects of St. Augustine's 'City of God,' rev. by C. H. Mcllwain 439 Fisher, The Right Honorable Herbert, Studies in history and politics, -rev. by Frederic A. Ogg 117 Ford, Henry Jones, rev. of Merriam, American political ideals 119 Foreign governments and politics 267-274, 417-425 Foreign periodicals, Recent articles in, by Sterling D. Spero 417 Foreign relations, The control of, by Quincy Wright 1 Foulke, Roland R., Treatise on international law, rev. by G. G. Wilson 289 Fosdick, Raymond B., American police systems, rev. by George H. McCaffrey 619 France, Political and social reconstruction in, by Raymond Leslie Buell 27 reviews of books on 116, 441-442, 599-600 The labor problem and the social Catholic movement in, by Parker J. Moon, rev. by R. S. Merriam 600 Freedom of speech, by Zechariah Chafee, rev. by John Lord O'Brian 285 Garner, James Wilford, International law and the world war, rev. by Pitman B. Potter 597 Gaston, Herbert E., The non-partisan league, rev. by J. S. Young 446 Gaus, John M., rev. of Tuberville and Howe, Great Britain in the latest age.. 609 Germany, The economic development of ^France' and, 1815-1914, by J. H. Clapham, rev. by Abbott Payson Usher 599 Government and politics of France, by Edward M. Sait, rev. by F. A. Ogg.. 116 Government publications : 171-172, 332-334, 483-486, 646-647 Governors' messages, 1921, by W. A. Robinson 253 Graper, Elmer D., American police administration, rev. by George McCaffrey 619 Great Britain in the latest age, by A. S. Tuberville and F. A. Howe, rev. by John M. Gaus 609 Haines, C. G., rev. of Becker, The United States of America 616 Hanford, A. C, rev. of James, Local government in the United States 617 Haring, C. H., rev. of Latan€, The United States and Latin America 292 Hewes, Amy, rev. of Irwin, The story of the woman's party 448 652 INDEX History of cumulative voting and minority representation in Illinois, 1870- 1919, by Blaine F. Moore, rev. by F. D. Bramhall 123 Holcombe, A. N., rev. of Bryce, Modern democracies 433 House, Edward M., and Charles Seymour (eds.), What really happened at Paris. The story of the Peace Conference. By the American delegates, rev. by W. E. Lunt 437 Howe, F. A., and A. S. Tuberville, Great Britain in the latest age 609 Hoyt, Josephine, Administrative consolidation in California 576 Hunt, Gaillard, and James Brown Scott (eds.), Debates in the federal con- vention of 1787, rev. by W. B. M 614 Ide'es Politiques en France au XVIII" Siecle, Les, by Henri Se'e rev. by Walter James Shepard 441 Illinois, book review on 123 constitutional convention, by Walter F. Dodd 258 legislative session of 1921, by Shelby M. Singleton 582 Institute of Politics, The 534-554 International law and the world war, by James Wilford Garner, rev. by Pitman B. Potter 597 Irwin, Inez Haynes, The story of the woman's party, rev. by Amy Hewes 448 James, Herman G., Local government in the United States, rev. by A. C. Hanford 617 Judicial decisions on public law, by R. E. Cushm'an 404-416 Keith, Arthur Berriedale, War government of the British dominions, rev. by George M. Wrong 603 Korea, The case of, by Henry Chung, rev. by Payson J. Treat 612 Labor problem and the social Catholic movement in France, The, by Parker T. Moon, rev. by R. S. Merriam 600 Larson, L. M., rev. of Lucy, Men and manner in Parliament 608 Laski, Harold J., Political thought in England from Locke to Bentham, rev. by Walter James Shepard 118 Latane1, John Holladay, The United States and Latin America, rev. by C. H. Haring 292 League of nations, Meeting of the assembly of, by Charles G. Fenwick 94 Learned, Henry Barrett, The educational function of the national govern- ment 335 Legislative notes and reviews, 82-93, 253-266, 380-^03, 558-591 Lewis, William Draper, Constitutional revision in Pennsylvania 558 Liberalism and industry, by Ramsay Muir, rev. by Paul H. Douglas 611 Liberia, The republic of, by R. C. F. Maugham, rev. by C. G. Woodson 613 Local government in the United States, by Herman G.
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