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prize; Promotion of religious and secular instruction
amongst barbarous and less civilized communities. The
humane regulation of Prisons; Public Baths, Vaccination
and other sanitary regulations; Parks, play-grounds and
pleasure-grounds.
Upon the basis of the Rights of Property :—
National wealth, and individual wealth; Commercial
regulations ; Money and national instruments of currency
 ; Regulation of weights and measures; Banks;
Joint-stock companies ; Co-operative societies; Remuneration
 of active wealth Gi. e., interest on money);
Floating wealth; Funded wealth; National capital
(specie and national credit); National debts and public
funds; the Labourer. his rights, claims and duties;
Property in land ; Relation of landlord and tenant; Rent.
Upon the basis of Expediency and Prudence :—
National Policy ; National Armaments; Reservation
of National wealth ; National class distinctions; National
Liberality, and National Economy ; The precious metals
as a basis of National Currency ; Life and Fire Insurance,
Under-writing ; Sick clubs and mutual benefit societies.
To exemplify the sub-series and the sub-divisions into
which each member of these groups may be conveniently
separated, let us take one instance from each of the
foregoing : Thus, from the first group of the primary
series, the member ¢ Security of the Commonwealth’ may
include as divisions and sub-divisions—National defence
(1) Military Arrangements; (a) Regular Army ; Pay of
soldiers ; Inducements to enlist ; Educational advantages ;
Provision for reasonable recreation in barracks and
in camp; Encouragement of good conduct; Military