Catastrophe and Social Change / Based Upon a Sociological Study of the Halifax Disaster

by Samuel Henry Prince

[91] Tenney, Alvan A., Unpublished lectures on Social Organization.

[92] Bell, McKelvie, A Romance of the Halifax Disaster (Halifax, 1918).

[93] Tarde, Gabriel, Les lois de l'imitation (N. Y., 1903), translation by E. C. Parsons, ch. i, p. 14.

[94] Giddings, [op. cit.], p. 396.

[95] Bagehot, Walter, Physics and Politics (N. Y., 1884), p. 159, et seq.

[96] Giddings, [op. cit.], p. 390.

[97] From information kindly supplied by D. L. Hutchinson, director of the St. John (N. B.) observatory, and F. B. Ronnan, Halifax Station.

[98] Semple, Ellen, Influences of Geographic Environment (N. Y., 1911), p. 607, et seq.

[99] Giddings, [op. cit.], p. 389.

[100] For a period of two weeks meals for 15,000 people were distributed every day.