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The Kansas University Quarterly
Various and Vernon Lyman Kellogg
How should a city govern itself? This Kansas University quarterly compiles a bibliography of municipal government, ranging from local rule to European and American cities, their legal status, statistics, and finance. Scholarly, methodical, and useful. A reference for students of how towns and cities actually run. A careful survey of civic machinery from a university press. Note: this scholarly bulletin sits oddly among nature titles.
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15 chapters
- 1The Kansas University Quarterly Vol. I.APRIL, 1893. No. 4.
- 2PENOLOGY IN KANSAS.
- 3A Brief Bibliography of Municipal Government in the United States.
- 4I. INTRODUCTORY.
- 51. LOCAL GOVERNMENT GENERALLY.
- 62. EUROPEAN CITIES.
- 7II. AMERICAN CITIES.
- 81. LEGAL STATUS.
- 92. STATISTICS.
- 103. FINANCE.
- 114. GENERAL DISCUSSIONS.
- 125. MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIES.
- 136. VARIOUS TOPICS.
- 147. PARTICULAR CITIES.
- 15PROSPECTUS.
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