Edward Atkinson Books

The Financial Outlook
An Argument for the Conditional Repeal of the Legal-Tender Act
The Elements of National Prosperity ...
The Distribution of Products
Suggestions Regarding the Cooking of Food
Address of Edward Atkinson of Boston, Massachusetts, Given in Atlanta, Georgia, in October, 1880, for the Promotion of an International Cotton Exhibition
The Margin of Profits; How It Is Now Divided, What Part of the Present Hours of Labor Can Now Be Spared
The Society of to-Morrow
Criminal Aggression
The Cost of War and Warfare

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