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Social Insurance in the Soviet Union
Barnes, Kathleen | March 13, 1935 issue
The article focuses on social insurance in the Soviet Union. The growth of social insurance has been an integral part of the development of the Soviet state....

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Denmark and the Free-Trade Conference
Platt, Chester C. | September 1, 1926 issue
Denmark prohibits child labor; it has established old age pensions, unemployment insurance, widows' pensions, sickness insurance; it has a liberal workman's...

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Books of the Week
September 2, 1897 issue
This article publishes a list of books of the week. Some of the listed books are: "Principles of Insurance Legislation," by M.M. Dawson; "A Historical Romance,"...

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Government Insurance in France
July 30, 1891 issue
The French Government's insurance project, surpasses that of the Panama Canal in charlatanry, and has not been equaled since the days of law. The plan contemplates...

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The Week
January 12, 1888 issue
This article presents information about politics. The strike of the coal-miners of the Reading Coal and Iron Company is connected, in the imaginations of...

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Correspondence
Gilman, Arthur | February 26, 1891 issue
Presents letters to the editor related to several issues. Comments on an article related to teachers in colleges for women, published in the February 19,...

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Notes
April 14, 1887 issue
The article presents information about various publications. "Mosby's War Reminiscences, and Stuart's Oavalry Campaigns," by John S. Mosby, is announced...

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Correspondence
Schwab, Gustav | April 8, 1886 issue
Presents letters to the editor related to various articles published in different issues of the journal "The Nation." Discussion of a case related to suicide...

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Special Correspondence
April 10, 1884 issue
This article focuses on the Reichstag, which has been in session since March 6. A few days after its constitution Otto von Bismarck returned to town, and...

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Editorials
Hiro, Dilip | November 15, 1999 issue
This article presents information regarding the merger of Citicorp Inc. and Travelers Corp. that set the stage for U.S. Congress's effective revocation...

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