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The Industrial Evolution of India in Recent Times (1925)
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    Books in Brief (6 Reviews)
    Western Australia, by J.S. Battye
    1. Western Australia by J.S. Battye
    2. An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice by William Godwin and Raymond A. Preston
    3. Organized Labor and the Law by Alpheus Thomas Mason
    4. The Industrial Evolution of India in Recent Times by D.R. Gadgil
    5. Letters to Judd, an American Workingman by Upton Sinclair
    6. The Oxford Book of Scandinavian Verse by Edmund Gosse and W.A. Craigie
    The Nation, September 29, 1926, p. 301
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    Some Recent Books on International Relations (13 Reviews)
    William L. Langer
    The British Commonwealth of Nations
    1. The Truth About Kitchener by Victor W. Germains
    2. The Public Life by John A. Spender
    3. Military Geography of the British Commonwealth by A.E.W. Salt
    4. Mr. MacDonald as Diplomatist by George Glasgow
    5. The British Commonwealth and Its Unsolved Problems by Charles Malcolm MacInnes
    6. Annals of an Active Life by C.F. Nevil Macready
    7. The Real Ireland by C.H. Bretherton
    8. Studies in the Constitution of the Irish Free State by J.G. Swift MacNeill
    9. British Government in India by George Nathaniel Curzon
    10. The Industrial Evolution of India in Recent Times by D.R. Gadgil
    11. India as I Knew It, 1885-1925 by Michael O'Dwyer
    12. The Heart of Aryavarta by Lawrence J.L. Dundas Zetland
    13. Australian Constitutional Development by Edward Sweetman
    Foreign Affairs, October 1925, p. 166