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David Lubin

1849 – 1919

  • A novel propositionA novel proposition
  • A plan for the eradication of "boss" ruleA plan for the eradication of "boss" rule
  • Frederick William Raiffeisen. Address delivered by David Lubin, delegate of the United States to the International institute of agriculture, before the American commission on the occasion of its visit to the monument and house of Raiffeisen, the father ofFrederick William Raiffeisen. Address delivered by David Lubin, delegate of the United States to the International institute of agriculture, before the American commission on the occasion of its visit to the monument and house of Raiffeisen, the father of
  • Let there be lightLet there be light
  • Proposal for an international conference on the regulation and control of ocean carriage by means of an international commerce commission for the purpose of steadying the world's price of the staplesProposal for an international conference on the regulation and control of ocean carriage by means of an international commerce commission for the purpose of steadying the world's price of the staples
  • The International Institute of Agriculture and its influence on economic welfareThe International Institute of Agriculture and its influence on economic welfare
  • The landschaftThe landschaft
  • A measure to prevent financial panics and crises on the cessation of warA measure to prevent financial panics and crises on the cessation of war
  • A new political issue, protection to staple agricultureA new political issue, protection to staple agriculture
  • A reply to a debate in the U.S. Senate, March 9, 1918A reply to a debate in the U.S. Senate, March 9, 1918
  • Adaptation and adoption of the Raiffeisen system of rural cooperative credit in the United StatesAdaptation and adoption of the Raiffeisen system of rural cooperative credit in the United States
  • Adaptation of the European cooperative credit system to meet the needs of the American farmerAdaptation of the European cooperative credit system to meet the needs of the American farmer