American Journal of Economics and Sociology, The

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Articles in Nov 2003 issue of American Journal of Economics and Sociology, The

• 4 Marshall: a professional economist guards the purity of his discipline - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Robert F. Hebert
• 14 Gronlund and other Marxists - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Fred Harrison
• 5 Longe and Wrightson: conservative critics of George's wage theory - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Fred Harrison
• 15 Rutherford: "the devil quotes scripture" - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Charles F. Collier
• 6 Mallock and the "most elaborate answer" - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Roy Douglas
• 16 Ingalls, Hanson, and Tucker: nineteenth-century American anarchists - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Jack Schwartzman
• 7 Moffat's "Unorthodox" critique - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by George Babilot
• 17 Atkinson: an ill-informed assailant - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by William B. Truehart
• 8 Cathrein's careless clerical critique - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Robert V. Andelson
• 18 Clark: apostle of two-factor economics - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Kris Feder
• Preface and acknowledgments to the second edition - Editorial
  by R.V. Andelson
• 9 Huxley's critique from social Darwinism - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Roy Douglas
• 19 Patten: a study in intellectual dishonesty - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Charles F. Collier
• Acknowledgments to the first edition - Editorial
• 10 Rae: a journalist out of his depth - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Aaron B. Fuller
• 20 Seligman and his critique from social utility - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Robert V. Andelson
• 1 Introduction - Part I: prolegomena
  by Robert V. Andelson
• 11 Dixwell: animadversions of an admiring adversary - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by George Babilot
• 2 The essential Henry George - Part I: prolegomena
  by Louis Wasserman
• 12 Walker: the general leads the charge - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Steven B. Cord
• 3 Laveleye: a critic ripe for conversion - Part II: nineteenth-century British and continental critics
  by Roy Douglas
• 13 Harris and his anachronistic attack - Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics
  by Charles F. Collier