The Economic Function of Vice Explored in 19th Century Logic
A long piece argues natural selection governs morality and vice, claiming life multiplies then is culled to fit subsistence. It discusses abstinence, alcohol and crime, praising selective elimination and denouncing temperance activism while linking vice to social order. The essay closes noting James gang ties and a Times obituary reference.
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Popular Science Monthly
Lebanon
Nature
Kilkenny
Dahomey
Society For
David
Perdition
James Gang
Professor Sumner and the cost of protection
Sumner computes a nation wide protection cost by assuming duties raise consumer prices on both imported and domestic goods. He finds the annual cost of protection totals about 1.4 billion dollars.
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Sumner
United States
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Henry Black
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Our City
Harry Dimick
Oscar Hughes
Hughes
Franklin
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Dakota
Lloyd Shaw
Emmet Julien
H. P. Wicks
F. A. Sutton
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Hazelwood
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Huron
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the Sun
Joseph Peacock
Minnesota
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Prentice
Oregon
Ogle County
John Lord
Creston
Scott
SUN
W. P. Hobart
Mr. Roberts
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Winterset
Iowa
H. B. Hunt
Rockford
Weibezahn & Hunt
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Washington
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