JOURNAUX
Collections The Single Tax Review(New-York),en particulier Vancouver Special Number (May, June 1911) et New-Zealand Special Number (sept. oct. 1912).
The Star (San-Francisco).
The Single Taxer (Winnipeg, Canada).
The Liberator (Auckland, New Zealand, en particulier, nov. 1902, fév. mars, sept 1917).
Land Values (London),en partieulier,oct.1913 et juillet 1917.
The Public (Chicago).
TRaAcCTs (1) Anonymes A. Burden less tax. Fillebrown Boston, 1916.
A. Catechism of Natural Taxation. Fillebrown Boston 1916. Land. Fillebrown, Boston, 1916. More Jobs than Men U. C. T. L.
The professors and the Single Tax.Fillebrown, Boston, 1916. Richard Cobden and the Land Tax (Land Values Public. Départ.).
Too Many Taxes.
Tracts du Joseph Fels Fundof America.
Parasite Industries.
Instructions for churchmen Conditions Which Lead to Disaster.
Charity in Practical Operation No Navy Needed.
What Houston-Voted for.
Why Houston Prospers. :
Why Class Prejudice Exists.
A Mistaken Opponent.
Frugality.
States men Ahead of Their Time.
Why I believe in Woman Suffrage.
Tax Tragedy in Our Town.
To whom organized Charity should Appeal.
Municipalities and the Social Problem.
A solution that Don’t Solve.
Police Power and Property Rights.
Reformers, who Dodge. Reform.
The Problem of Property.
1. Les tracts suivis des initiales J. F. K. of. A. sont publiés par le Joseph Fels Fund of America CincinnatiOhio;ceux suivisdes initiales M.S. T. C.: Manhattan single tax club,New-York ; ceux suivis des ini-
tiales U. C. T. L. (United Committee for taxation of Land Values (Londres).
Objections to the Income Tax.
Intertering With Business.
« Reformers » Opposing Reform.
Justice versus Charity.
Discovered — A Great Continent.
The Problem of Unemployment.
Jobs and the Jobless.
Status of the Single Tax Movement.
Taxing Stocks of Goods.
Old Questions Answered Once More.
What Booststhe Cost of Living. F
The Land Question in Mexico.
Explaining Hard Times.
Land Monopoly in the United States.
Lessons of War. -
A Disregarded Warning.
Free Land Means Free Men.
À $ 14.000.000 Horse.
Henry Ford and Henry George.
Dr. Hadley and Good Government.
Teaching a « Professor of Economics » Political Econgnye The Function of Law.
Freed Land and No Capital.
Census Returns Vindicate Henry George.
How War Expenses May Be Met.
The Cause of the European War.
What Zionism May Mean.
The Cause of Misery..
What Good Can Money | Do ?
An Economist Who Needs Economic Industry. A Critic Answered.
Rotary Clubs and Social Service.
Sacrificing the Babies.
An Economic Discussion. 5 An Explanätion and Argument in Brief:
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$ 300.000.000 a Year for Nothing.
Tracts de l'United Committee for the Taxation of Land Values
‘The Shopkeepers Budget, pamphl, n° 17.
Why dowe tax houses, pamphl, n° 23.
The Breakfeast table duties and food taxes, pamphl, n° 26.
Why the rates are heavy in London, pamphl, n° 33.
Conservatives approve the rating of Land Values, pamphl, n° SE :
A tax on land value is not a tax on Land but on the value of Land, n° 38.
Land and taxation reform. Memorial, pampht, n° 58.
The reward of monopoly and the Wages of Labour À Contrast, pamphl, n° 60.
The Land Song, pamphl, n° 61.
To all employed in the buiiding trade, pamphl, n°63.
The A.B. C.of Land Values Taxation for the Agricultural Labourer, pamphi, n° 64.
Some reasons why enginers should support the taxation of land values, pamphl, n° 65.
Peasant proprietorship and Tariff Reform, pamphi, n° 66.
For the community its own, {or the worker his own,pamphl, n°67: :
The Land lords threww off their taxes, pamphl, n° 58.
‘The Land question whatisit ?
1racts du « Liberator » Aukland. New Zealand.
Two Painters.
Stop that Growling.
Natural Rights.
High Rents and their Remedy..
Austen (E.). — The Lost Island, J. F. E. af A.
Bailey (H.). How toget rich without. worhing, 6.
Baxton (F.). — À merchant's view of the single tax, be
Berens(L.). The story of my dictatorship, cb. Bedicheck(R.). —The single tax Program, ib.
= Bigebow(H.). — Vital Christianity, b.
— Jew and also Christian, ib.
— Land Value Taxation, 1.
— Savonarola, a priest in Politics, {b.
Brown(J.). — A plain talk on taxetion, M. S.T. C.
— The farmer and thé single tax, 1.
Chipman. — Efficieney and Opportunity, J. F.F. of A.
Dame (Æ.). — Thoughts of scttlement worker, tb.
Danziger (S.). — University. « Economics ». 1b.
Dixon (F.-J.).— The Progress of Land Value Taxation in Canada, 66.
— The Progress of Land Value Taxation in Western
Canada, 16.
— Land Value taxation in Werstern Canada, 5b.
Dove (P.). — The Theory of human progression, ib.
Dupont (F.).— Taxation, tb.
Æggleston (W.). — Home r ule in taxation in Western - Canada. :
Ensley (E.) — The tax question, ib.
Fels (J.). — Franklin and Freedom, ib.
— Unearned Increments Soap. Cows and Land, ib.
— Joseph Fels’ Attitude toward organized religion, 1b.
— The Single tax and the farmer, ib.
Fels (M.).— Joseph Fels. His life work, J. F. F. of A.
Fowlds (G.). — The new Evangel (The New Zealand Land Values League). à
ÆFreeland (4. ). — Squirrel Island, J. F.F.of A.
Garrisson(W.). — The Single Tax, 6b.
Gorgas (W.). — The economic aspects of the sanitary problem, ib.
— Public sanitatcion and the singletax, &b.
Grenell (J.). — The Single Tax. PER is it and whati it will accomplish, ib.
Hall (B.).— The disease of php ib.
— Imtemperance, ib.
Hardinge (H.). — What's the matter with business ? ib.
fillam(W.- À. ).— The Magic of the Single Tax, avril 1911.
Howe (F.). — The taxation of Land Values, J. F. F.of A.
— Why I want woman Suffrage, ib. -
Ingersoll (C.). — Status of the Single Tax movement, 16. — Boards of Trade vs Boards of Assessors.
Johnson(A). — Case against The Single Tax.
Johnson (L.). — Taxation Blunders and their Remedy J.
FH ofrAr
— Good Homes and the Single Tax, 16.
— Broadened View of Efficiency In Engineering, tb.
Johnson (T.). — Farmers will like it, 4.
— Mystory, 1b.
Kegley (C.-B.). — or the Farmer's Consideration, cn
Lesther(W.-R.). — À Business Man's question, U. C. T. L.
— Howto raise Wages without strikes pt ne 62, 5b.
— How to unlock the land, n° 35,56. ESS
— Land values’taxation, n°5, b.
— Why workis scarce, and how to mend matters, n° 50, tb.
Milliken (S.). — The taxation of intangibles a farce, J. F.
F: of A.
Miller (. ). — AS is {it that is taught as political RER ib.
‘Nulty (Th.).— Backto the Land, tb.
‘Outhwaite (R.).— The rating of Land Values, U. C.T. L.
Post (Louis). — À Syllabus of Progress and Poverty, F.F, of A. n
— A Study in Land value taxation, 1.
— Institutional causes of Crime, 16.
— Thou shalt not steal, 5b.
— The open shop and the closed shop, ib.
— Taxation of Land Values, 50.
— Trusts, good and bad, tb.
Raffan- Wilson. — The policy of the Land values group in the House of Commons. King et son Londres.
Ralston (C.). — Shovelerats, F. F. of A.
Record (L.).— The true social remedy, 5b.
Ring (H.-F.). — The case plainty stated, ib,
— Open letter to Rev. Ch. Stelzle of the men and religion, forward movement, ib.
— The prôblem of. the unemphoyed, ib.
Rusby (G.). — Smaller Pr ofits, reduced Salaries and. J. F. ‘F of A., lower wages.
Scott (Al.). — Primes of the minority, 1b.
Shearman (Th.). — Natural Taxation, ib.
— The Single Tax and the Farmer, id.
Sun Yat Sen. — Chinas Next Step.
United Committee. — The next step in Land Valuation U. CT. L., and Taxation (1916).
— 9°, 6*et7° Rapports (1911-1914), tb.
— Survey ofthe Reports ofthe. Departmental committee on localtaxation and the Land Enquiry Committee tb.
Verinder (F.). — Holding and withholding, pamph n° 49, ib.
— The great probhem of our great Towns, ib.
Wade (F. C.). — The Single Tax Humbug in Vancouver,
— The Single Tax Failure in Vancouver, 1914.
Wedgwood (E.).— Certain Considerations and Recommen« dations, U. C. T. L.
— The Land Question, tb. |
Wedgwood (J.). — Trâde unions and. Taxation of Land - Values, 1b.
White (James). — A sheme for Land Value Taxation. King, London, 1916.
— The A. B. C. ofthe Land on J.:F:F. of Aet U:GTEL. r
White “PR — Woonsacket tax payers. J.K. F. of ré
