Columbia University Studies in History, Economics, and Public Law Volume 44.

THE ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES OF CONFUCIUS AND HIS SCHOOL

III Likely a volume or series indicator.

CHEN HUAN-CHANG,

President of Columbia University in exchange for a number of copies of Roman Economic Conditions per? for 2 volumes $5.00 A handwritten acquisition note regarding a book exchange or purchase.

Chin Shih Chin Shih: The highest degree in the imperial examination system in late imperial China, often translated as "Presented Scholar." of 2455 A. K. A. K. refers to "Anno Konfucii" (Year of Confucius), a dating system based on the birth of Confucius in 551 B.C. (1904 A. D.)

Secretary of the Grand Secretariat,

Peking, China

Embossed circular library seal of the University of Toronto.

SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

IN THE

FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

127033 April 4, 1913

NEW YORK

1911