Political economist, Albert S. Bolles, writes clearly about economic principles because his views are not influenced by pecuniary interests. This book is Part One in our Classic Reprint Series in Economics and contains Chapters I and II of "Chapters in Political Economy" by Albert S. Bolles. The original book published in 1874 contains 16 chapters. It is being republished as 6 separate books by William R. Parks www.wrparks.com Bolles had Ph.D. and LL.D. degrees. He taught Political Science at Haverford College and Commercial Law and Banking at the University of Pennsylvania. He wrote the following books: Chapters in Political Economy (1874), Conflict Between Labor and Capital (1876), Practical Banking (1884), Financial History of the United States from 1861 to 1885 (1886), Financial History of the United States from 1789 to 1860 (1891), Bank Collections (1893), Elements of Commercial Law (1896), Money, Banking and Finance (1903), Putnam's Handy Law Book for the Layman (1921) and Modern Business Commercial Law Library (1935). Albert S. Bolles writes clearly about economic principles because his views are not influenced by pecuniary interests. He advocates the use of sound moral principles in political economics.