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Lower Canada. Report of the Special Committee of the House of a.s.sembly on the Present Condition of the Post Office Department. March 8, 1836.

Report of the Special Committee of the Legislative Council of Lower Canada on the Bill int.i.tled "An Act to establish a Post Office in this Province, etc." March 15, 1836.

Report of a Select Committee of the Legislative Council of the Province of Upper Canada upon the Post Office. February 17, 1837.

Report on Affairs in British North America, by the Earl of Durham. 1840.

Report of the Commissioners appointed to Inquire into the Affairs of the Post Office in British North America. December 31, 1841.

Report of a Committee of the Executive Council of Canada on the Post Office. June 10, 1848.

Correspondence on the Subject of the Establishment of a General Post Office System in the British Provinces of North America. Montreal, February 27, 1849. (Appendix B.B.B., 8th volume of Journals of the Legislative a.s.sembly of Canada.)

Report of the Railway Service Commissioners. Quebec, March 29, 1865.

Canada Official Postal Guide.

Debates and Proceedings in Dominion Parliament, reported in Ottawa _Times_.

Hansard. Official Reports of the Debates of the House of Commons and of the Senate of the Dominion of Canada.

KINGSFORD, WILLIAM. The History of Canada. London, 1890.

HENDY, J. G. Early Posts in Canada. _Empire Review_, London, 1903-4, vols. iv. and vi.

UNITED STATES

BANCROFT, GEORGE. History of the United States of America. New York, 1883-5.

BURROWS, CHARLES WILLIAM. One-Cent Letter Postage, Second-Cla.s.s Mail Rates, and Parcels Post. Cleveland, Ohio, 1911.

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. Autobiography. London, 1908.

LEAVITT, JOSHUA (Corresponding Secretary, Cheap Postage a.s.sociation).

Cheap Postage. Boston, Ma.s.s., 1848.

LEECH, D. D. T., and NICHOLSON, W. L. The Post Office Department of the United States of America; its History, Organization, and Working.

Was.h.i.+ngton, D.C., 1879.

NEWCOMB, H. T. The Postal Deficit. Was.h.i.+ngton, D.C., 1900.

NICHOLSON, W. L. _Vide_ Leech, D. D. T.

NORVELL, S. Parcel Post. Address at Atlantic City, N.J., November 16, 1911.

PHELPS, E. M. Selected Articles on the Parcels Post. Minneapolis, 1911.

SEITZ, DON C. (Chairman, American Newspaper Publishers' a.s.sociation).

Statement before Commission on Second-Cla.s.s Mail Matter. New York, 1911.

SLACK, STANLEY I. (Curator of the Postal Museum). A Brief History of the Postal Service. Omaha (undated).

WILLIAMS, NATHAN B. The American Post Office. A Discussion of its History, Development, and Present-Day Relation to Express Companies.

Was.h.i.+ngton, D.C., 1910.

WOOLLEY, MARY E. The Early History of the Colonial Post Office.

Providence, R.I., 1894.

History of the Railway Mail Service. Columbia Correspondence College.

Was.h.i.+ngton, D.C., 1903.

International Parcels Post. Some Serious Errors Corrected, 1912.

Doc.u.ment H.E. 6171.I.6, Library of Congress.

Report to Members of the American Weekly Publishers' a.s.sociation of Proceedings before the Postal Commission on Second-Cla.s.s Mail Matter.

New York, 1906.

The Private Profit Railway _versus_ The Public Service Post Office.

Postal Progress League (1908).

An Argument on Second-Cla.s.s Postal Rates from the Business Side Alone.

Submitted to the Postal Commission on behalf of the Periodical Publishers' a.s.sociation of America. New York, 1911.

An Answer to the Statement of the Post Office Department showing the estimates by which the cost of transporting and handling the several cla.s.ses of Mail was obtained. The Periodical Publishers' a.s.sociation of America. New York, 1911.

The Answer of the Magazines and their Demand. New York, 1911.

Progress of the Contest for a Free, Untrammelled, Independent Public Press in the United States. Address delivered before the Periodical Publishers' a.s.sociation of America (April 17, 1912).

Mail-Carrying Railways Underpaid. A Statement by the Committee on Railway Mail Pay. New York, 1912.

CONGRESSIONAL AND OFFICIAL PAPERS.

Report of Committee on Rates of Pay for Carrying the Mails on Railroad Routes (1884).

Orders and Decisions relative to Railroad Mail Matter (1897).

A Brief Comparison of the Postal Facilities of Great Britain and the United States (1899).

Report of the Postal Committee of the National Board of Trade (1900).

Railway Mail Pay. Report of Joint Commission to Investigate the Postal Service (1901).

Record of Weight (July 1-December 31, 1906) of Second-Cla.s.s Mail Matter (1907).

Report of Postal Commission on Second-Cla.s.s Mail Matter (1907).