An attempt to determine how far the
constitution is a bar to social progress;
with a chapter on the attitude of the
courts.

Over 350 selected cases, summarized
and annotated.

Original and suggestive treatment.

History of factory legislation in Eng-
land from the Elizabethan poor law to
1903. Preface by Sidney Webb.

Separate editions in English, French
and German give texts of labor laws and
of administrative orders in all countries.

A study, more historical than critical,
of the cases in which state and federal
laws and municipal ordinances have
been declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court. Analysis of the causes
for the decisions rendered.

First attempt to set forth and explain
in a popular way the laws of the United
States relating to labor.

A complete collection of organic laws,
lacking only the constitutions of Arizona
and New Mexico, which were adopted in
1910.

Issues giving up-to-date texts of
American labor laws and court decisions
thereon are: No. 148, "Labor laws of
the United States, with decisions of the
courts relating thereto" (2 v.); No. 152,

"Decisions of courts and opinions af-
fecting labor, 1913"; No. 166, "Labor
legislation of 1914"; No. 169, "De-
cisions of courts affecting labor, 1914."

Deals with the general principles un-
derlying constitutional law.

Standard English work on the subject,
edited for American use.