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See also:EDWARD See also:WEBSTER See also:BEMIS (186o—,, ) , See also:American economist, was See also:born at See also:Springfield, See also:Massachusetts, on the 7th of See also:April 186o . He was educated at See also:Amherst and Johns See also:Hopkins University . He held the professorship of See also:history and See also:political See also:economy in See also:Vanderbilt University from 1887 to 1892, was See also:associate See also:professor of political economy in the university of See also:Chicago from 1892 to 1895, and assistant statistician to the See also:Illinois See also:bureau of labour See also:statistics, 1896 . In 1901 he became See also:superintendent of the See also:Cleveland See also:water See also:works . He wrote much on municipal See also:government, his more important works being some chapters in History of Co-operation in the See also:United States (1888); Municipal Ownership of See also:Gas in the U.S . (1891); Municipal Monopolies (1899) . |
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