Addresses by the Presidents of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States 1922-53: no. 1. Barnes, J.H. Treatment of Allied debts. no. 2. Barnes, J.H. Industry and the agricultural revival. no. 3. Barnes, J.H. "Organization and fair play." no. 4. Barnes, J.H. Modern industry and individualism. no. 5. Barnes, J.H. "European and American ideals." no. 6. Individualism in action. no. 7. Barnes, J.H. American individualism versus European social panaceas. no. 8. Barnes, J.H. The opportunity of business leadership. no. 9. Barnes, J.H. "The American political philosophy in its economic and social aspects." no. 10. Barnes, J.H. The service of organized industry. no. 11. Barnes, J.H. America's conquest of poverty. no. 12. Barnes, J.H. Machine production and individual prosperity. no. 13. Barnes, J.H. The farm market. no. 14. Barnes, J.H. Inventive industry and resourceful government. no. 15. Barnes, J.H. Government price-fixing. no. 16. Barnes, J.H. The national significance of bank resources. no. 17. Barnes, J.H. Modern business and government at Runnymede