The Christian and Civic Economy of Large Towns 3 Volume Set

Volume 1: Preface; 1. The advantage and possibility of assimilating a town to country parish; 2. On the influence of locality in towns; 3. Application of the principle of locality to the work of a Christian minister; 4. The effect of a locality in adding to the useful establishments of a town; 5. On church patronage; 6. On church patronage; 7. On church offices; 8. On Sabbath schools. Volume 2: 9. On the relation that subsists between the Christian and the civic economy of large towns; 10. On the bearing which a right Christian economy has upon pauperism; 11. On the bearing which a right civic economy has upon pauperism; 12. On the present state and future prospects of pauperism in Glasgow; 13. On the difficulties and evils which adhere even to the best condition of Scottish pauperism; 14. On the likeliest means for the abolition of pauperism in England; 15. On the likeliest parliamentary means for the abolition of pauperism in England; 16. On the likeliest parochial means for the abolition of pauperism in England. Volume 3: Preface; 17. On the wages of labour; 18. On the effect of a poor-rate; 19. On savings banks; 20. On the combinations of workmen for the purpose of raising wages; 21. The same subject continued; 22. On certain prevalent errors and misconceptions; 23. On the effect which the high price of labour in a country has upon its foreign trade; 24. On mechanical schools.