German Series Bibliographical Survey of German Literature for the Economic History of the War The Imperial German Archives The Effect of the War upon the Government and Constitution of Germany: Professor A. Mendelssohn Bartholdy and Dr. E. Rosenbaum Dr. Müsebeck The War Government of Ger- Professor A. Mendelssohn Barmany The Political Administration of Occupied Territories: The Government of Warsaw The Effect of the War upon Morals and Religion: The Effect of the War upon The Effect of the War upon The Effect of the War upon the The War and Crime The Effect of the War upon Population, Income and Standard of Living in Germany: The Effect of the War upon Population: A study in vital statistics The Effect of the War upon tholdy Freiherr W. M. E. von Gayl Dr. W. von Kries Dr. L. F. von Köhler Professor Otto Baumgarten Professor Erich Foerster and Professor Arnold Rademacher Dr. Wilhelm Flitner Professor Moritz Liepmann Effects of the War upon the Central Government State Finances during the War Effects of the War upon Currency and Banking in Russia: German Capital in Russia and the War Municipalities and Zemstvos during the War: General Introductory Survey The Zemstvos The Russian Army in the World War: A study in social history Rural Economy in Russia and the War Effect of the War upon Land Holding and Settlement in Russia Problem of Food Supply in Russia during the War State Control of Industry in Russia during the War Effects of the War upon Russian Effects of the War upon Labor and Industrial Conditions: Textile (Cotton) Industry Effects of the War upon Trade and Commerce: Internal Russian Trade during the War Russia in the Economic War Effects of the War upon Trans portation in Russia Effects of the War upon Education and Public Health in Russia Vital Statistics of Russia during the War Russia in the World War: an historical synthesis [79] The General Editor was appointed Director of the Division of Economics and History on January 4, 1924, following the resignation on June 30, 1923 of the former Director, Dr. John Bates Clark, who had carried the responsibility and guided the principles of this Division since its inception. It is fitting that a report upon the work of the Division should end with the resolution of appreciation passed by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Endowment at its meeting on February 17, 1923 in accepting Dr. Clark's resignation: Resolved, That the resignation of Dr. John Bates Clark as Director of the Division of Economics and History be, and it is hereby, accepted, and that, in accepting the resignation, the Committee records its grateful appreciation of his faithful and devoted services in organizing the work of the Division and in bringing to its support the cooperation of the leading economists and historians in various lands, and the Committee expresses its gratitude for his unwavering devotion to the work of the Endowment and the ideals which led Mr. Carnegie to bring it into existence. JAMES THOMSON SHOTWELL, Director LIST OF PUBLICATIONS OF THE ENDOWMENT The Carnegie Endowment issues two general classes of publications: books and pamphlets intended for general circulation, which are distributed gratuitously to all who apply, and publications upon special topics, which are sold for a nominal price by the Endowment's publishers, the Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, and the Oxford University Press, American Branch, 35 West 32d Street, New York City. Any publication in the following lists' not marked with a price and not out of print, will be sent free of charge, upon application to the Secretary of the Endowment, No. 2 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C. Publications marked with a price may be obtained for the amount noted from booksellers or the publishers. All the publications of the Endowment are deposited in a large number of important libraries, geographically distributed throughout the United States and foreign countries. The Endowment books are placed with these depositories on the condition that they will be made accessible to the public and any student interested in an Endowment publication may consult the volume in the nearest depository library. A list of these libraries will be found on page 124. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Manual of the Public Benefactions of Andrew Carnegie. 1919 viii+321 pages, 28 plates. 1 With the exceptions noted under the Division of Intercourse and Educa tion. |