THE YALE REVIEW

A QUARTERLY JOURNAL
FOR THE DISCUSSION OF ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL QUESTIONS

The Yale Review is the successor of the New Englander and
Yale Review, founded in 1843. In 18!. 2 its title was modified
and its field specialized. It now confines itself to economics,
politics, and the social sciences, giving particular attention to
the scientific discussion of practical economic and social prob-
lems, and to the legislative and voluntary efforts made to solve
them. Among its contributors outside of the editorial board,
are Henry C. Adams, E. Benj. Andrews, Edward Atkinson,
Simeon E. Baldwin, John Bascom, John Graham Brooks, T. N.
Carver, J. B. Clark, Richard T. Ely, Worthington C. Ford,
E. R. L- Goald, J. H. Hollander, Brayton Ives. J. Laurence
Laughlin, Henry C. Lea, Emile Levasseur, Bernard Moses,
Simon N. Patten, William 1. Ripley, L- S. Rowe, E. R. A-
Seligman, H. Morse Stephens, F. J. Stimson, William Graham
Sumner, F. W. Taussig, Hannis Taylor, F. A. Walker, T. S.
Woolsey, Carroll D. Wright, Clinton Rogers Woodruff. It is
edited by the following professors in the Departments of Politi-
cal Science and History, of Yale University : HENRY W. FAR-
NAM, E. G. BOURNE, JOHNC. SCHWAB, IEVING FISHER. HENRY
C. EMERY, CUVE DAY. and A. G. KELLER.

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