Bernard Moses (1846−1931) was professor of history and

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at the

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. In November 1894, Moses was elected president of the San Francisco Settlement Association, and in the following year, served as the first Head Resident of South Park Settlement in

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. Moses was a member of the U.S. Philippine Commission from 1900 to 1902, and subsequently took part in the Panamerican Scientific Congress in

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and in the

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in Argentina. He was

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to Chile.

Selected publications

* "Social Science at its Method", 1880, Berkeley Quarterly, v.1, p. 1 * "The Communism of Early Christianity", 1880, Berkeley Quarterly, v.1, p. 211 * "The Crown and Parliament in Sweden", 1880, Berkeley Quarterly, v.1, p. 268 * "Early Swedish Literature", 1881, Berkeley Quarterly, v.2, p. 12 * "About Swedish Literature in the Eighteenth Century", 1881, Berkeley Quarterly, v.2, p. 225 * "The Extension of the Curriculum", 1881, Berkeley Quarterly, v.2, p. 336 * Politics: An introduction to the study of comparative constitutional law with W.W. Crane, 1883 898 ed, av* Imperial Germany: a lecture, 1886 * Social Infelicities of Half-knowledge: an address, 1886 * Data of Mexico and United States' History, 1887 * "The Establishment of Municipal Government in San Francisco", 1889, JHU Studies * The Federal Government of Switzerland: An essay on constitution, 1889 * "The Social Sciences as Aids in Teaching History", 1891, Addresses before the California Teachers' Association, p. 16 * "The Economic Condition of Spain in the Sixteenth Century", 1893, JPE (Sep), p. 513 * "The Economic Condition of Spain in the Sixteenth Century", 1894, Annual Report of AHA, * "The Nature of Sociology" ''

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'', Vol. 3, No. 1 (Dec., 1894), pp. 24–38. * The Railway Revolution in Mexico, 1895 * "Certain Tendencies in Political Economy", 1897, QJE (Jul), p. 372 * The Establishment of Spanish Rule in America: An introduction to the history and politics of Spanish America, 1898 k, av* "The Economic Situation in Japan", 1898, JPE (Mar), p. 168 * Democracy and Social Growth in America, 1898 * "The Recent War with Spain from a Historical Point of View", 1899, Univ Chron, p. 400 * "New Problems in the Study of Society", 1900, Univ Chron, p. 13 * "The Ethical Importance of Our New Problems", 1900, Univ Chron, p. 205 * "The Western experiment with personal independence", 1904–05, Univ Chron, p. 25 * "The Control of dependencies inhabited by the less developed races", 1904–05, Univ Chron, p. 84 * "The Organisation of Public Instruction in the Philippines", 1905–06, Univ Chron, p. 93 * "Results of the War between Russia and Japan", 1905–06, Univ Chron, p. 118 * "Arbitration", 1906, Univ Chron, p. 259 * The Government of the United States, 1906 * South America on the Eve of Emancipation, 1908 * Spanish Dependencies in South America: an introduction to the history of their civilization, 1914, v.1, v.2 v1, av2* Spain's Declining Power in South America, 1730-1806, 1919 * Spanish Colonial Literature in South America, 1922 * Spain Overseas, 1929

References

External links

*https://www.hetwebsite.net/het/profiles/moses.htm 1846 births 1931 deaths University of California faculty American historians American political scientists {{US-polisci-bio-stub