Commercial Civilisation by William James Hinchey

In this publication, Southland public figure Mr Hinchey drew upon his wide experience and deep and constant reading to advance his theories concerning commerce and its development. Contents. I. The Social Structure II. The Living Problem III. Trade, Travellers and Liquor IV. The Shop Habit and Progressive Barbarism V. The Freedom of the Subject VI. Domestic Life VII. Money-making VIII. Education IX. Patriotism X. Reformers XI. Parasitical Progress XII. Waste XIII. Reorganisation.

Publisher:	Southland News
Year:	1920
Binding:	Hardback
Condition:	Fair
Description:	No DJ. Front endpaper has detached. Newspaper clipping has been adhered to the inside front cover. Pages foxed, binding a little frail. A few pencil markings.

This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1587717
Location: NZ NF