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Political Economy
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Introductory chapter on the English manor. In The origin of
property in land, ed F. de Coulanges, 1891.
The rehabilitation of Ricardo. Economic Jnl Sep 1891.
The destruction of the village community. Economic Rev July 1891.
Methods of industrial peace. Economic Rev July 1892.
On the study of economic history. Quart Jnl of Economics Jan 1893.
The history of English serfdom. Economic Rev Apr 1893.
The tory origins of free trade policy. Quart Jnl of Economics 1897.
The present position of political economy in England. Economic Jnl
Dec 1907.
The enlargement of economics. Economic Jnl June 1908.
The place of economic history in university studies. Economic
History Rev Jan 1927.
Editions and translations
Economic classics. 8 vols 1895–8.
Schmoller, G. The mercantile system and its historical significance.
New York 1896. Tr and introd by Ashley.
Mill, J. S. Principles of political economy. Ed Ashley 1909.
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Clapham, J. H. Sir William Ashley. Economic Jnl Dec 1927.
Ashley, A. William James Ashley: a life. 1932.
Kadish, A. The Oxford economists in the late nineteenth century.
Oxford 1982.
Thomas Attwood 1783–1856
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
Fetter, F. W. (ed). Selected economic writings of Thomas Attwood.
1964. Primary.
Selections
See Fetter,, above.
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The remedy, or thoughts on the present distress. 1816 (in Fetter,
above).
A letter to the Rt Hon Nicholas Vansittart on the creation of money.
1817.
Prosperity restored. 1817.
Observations on currency, population, and pauperism. 1818.
A letter to the Earl of Liverpool . . . on the questions of the Bank
Restriction Act. 1819 (in Fetter, above).
A second letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the bank reports. 1819.
State of Ireland. 1820.
Thoughts on the report of the committee appointed by the House of
Commons to inquire into agricultural distress. 1821, rptd as An
exposition of the causes and remedy of the agricultural distress,
1828.
Mr Attwood’s letter and table, shewing the unjust payment from
the landed to the monied interest. 1822.
The late prosperity and the adversity of the country explained. 1826
(in Fetter, above).
The Scotch banker. 1828, 1832.
Proposed remedy for the distresses of the country. 1829.
Distressed state of the country. 1829.
Causes of the present distress. 1829.
On circulating credit. Edinburgh 1832.
Letter to Sir Robert Peel on the currency. 1837, 1843 (in Fetter,
above).
Exportation of gold. 1839.
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Wakefield, C. M. Life of Thomas Attwood. 1885.
Checkland, S. G. The Birmingham economists, 1815–50. Economic
History Rev 1 1948.
Charles Babbage 1792–1871
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
Babbage, C. Passages from the life of a philosopher. 1864, 1969.
Primary.
Morrison, P. and E. (ed). Charles Babbage and his calculating engine;
selected writings. New York 1961. Primary and secondary.
Selections
See Morrison, above.
Mathematical and scientific library of the late Charles Babbage.
1872.
Babbage’s calculating engine. Ed H. P. Babbage 1889, 1907.
How to invent machinery. Ed W. H. Atherton 1897.
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Examples of the solutions of functional equations. 1820.
A comparative view of the various institutions for the assurance of
lives. 1826.
Table of logarithms of the natural numbers. 1827, 1844, 1915; tr Ger
1834, Hungarian 1834.
Reflections on the decline of science in England. 1830, 1969.
On the advantage of a collection of numbers. 1832.
A word to the wise. 1833, 1856.
On the economy of machinery and manufactures. 1832,
Philadelphia 1832, London 1833, 1835 (4th edn enlarged), 1846; tr
Fr 1833.
On currency, on a new system of manufacturing, and on the effect of
machinery on human labour. Three chs from 3rd edn of On the
economy of machinery, 1833.
The ninth Bridgewater treatise. 1835, 1837, 1841, 1967.
Observations on the temple of Serapis. 1847.
Thoughts on the principles of taxation, with reference to a property
tax and its exceptions. 1848, 1851, 1852.
The exposition of 1851; or, views of the industry, the science, and the
government of England. 1851, 1851, 1968, 1969.
Laws of mechanical notation. 1851.
Notes respecting lighthouses. 1852.
A letter to the Board of Visitors. 1854.
Observations . . . to the President and Fellows of the Royal Society.
1856.
An analysis of the statistics of the clearing house during the year
1839. 1856.
Observations on the discovery . . . of remains of human art. 1859.
Thoughts upon an extension of the franchise. 1865.
A letter from John Davy. 1865.
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Moseley, M. Irascible genius. 1964.
Hyman, A. Charles Babbage: pioneer of the computer. Oxford 1982.
Walter Bagehot 1826–77
Collections
The works, with memoirs by R. H. Hutton. Ed F. Morgan 5 vols
Hartford CT 1889.
The works and life. Ed E. I. Barrington 10 vols 1915.
Collected works. Ed N. St John-Stevas 15 vols 1965–86. Literary
essays vols 1–2, 1965; Historical writings vols 3–4, 1968; Political
writings vols 5–8, 1974; Economic writings vols 9–11, 1978;
Letters vols 12–13, 1986; Miscellaneous vols 14–15, 1986.
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Estimates of some Englishmen and Scotchmen. 1858. Rptd from Nat
Rev.
Parliamentary reform: an essay reprinted, with considerable additions,
from the National Review. 1859.