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The history of the unreformed Parliament and its lessons: an essay
reprinted from the National Review. 1860.
Memoir of the Rt Hon J. Wilson. 1861. Rptd from Economist.
Count your enemies and economise your expenditure. 1862.
The English constitution, reprinted from the Fortnightly Review.
1867, 1872 (adds one ch); ed A. J. Balfour, Oxford 1928 (WC); ed R.
H. S. Crossman 1964 (with bibliography on government and
politics).
A practical plan for assimilating the English and American money,
reprinted from the Economist with additions. 1869.
Physics and politics: or thoughts on the application of the
principles of ‘natural selection’ and ‘inheritance’ to political
society. 1872; ed J. Barzun, New York 1948.
Lombard Street: a description of the money market. 1873; ed E.
Johnstone 1892 (brought up to date); 1900; ed H. Withers 1910; ed
A. W. Wright 1915 (notes rev); ed F. C. Genovese, Homewood IL
1962.
Some articles on the depreciation of silver and on topics connected
with it, reprinted from the Economist. 1877.
Literary studies. Ed R. H. Hutton 2 vols 1879 (with memoir), 3 vols
1895, 1906 (reissue of vol 3 with addns); ed G. Sampson 2 vols 1906
(EL). Rptd in part from Estimates, above.
Economic studies. Ed R. H. Hutton 1879, 1888; first 2 chs pbd as The
postulates of English political economy, preface by A. Marshall
1885.
Biographical studies. Ed R. H. Hutton 1881, 1907 (adds index).
Essays on parliamentary reform. 1883.
The postulates of English political economy: student’s edition with
a preface by A. Marshall. 1885. Rptd from Economic studies, above.
Estimations in criticism. Ed C. Lennox 2 vols 1908. Rptd from
Literary studies, above.
Letters
The love-letters of Bagehot and Eliza Wilson. Ed E. I. Barrington
1933.
Letters. In Collected works vols 12–13, ed N. St John-Stevas, 1986.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley 5 1989 and Collected works, ed N. St John-Stevas, above.
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Bagehot: in memoriam. 1878 (priv ptd). A collection of obituary
notices.
Giffen, R. Bagehot as an economist. Fortnightly Rev n.s. 27 Apr
1880. Rptd in Collected works vol 10, 1978.
Hutton, R. H. In his Criticisms on contemporary thought and
thinkers, 2 vols 1894.
Stephen, L. In his Studies of a biographer vol 3, 1902.
Barrington, E. I. Life of Bagehot. 1914, 1915 (as vol 10 of Works and
life of Bagehot, above).
Irvine, W. Walter Bagehot. New York 1939.
The Economist 1843–1943: a centenary volume. 1943.
Chapman, R. W. The text of Bagehot’s Constitution. PQ 31 1952.
Sayers, R. S. Central banking after Bagehot. Oxford 1957.
Buchan, A. The spare Chancellor: the life of Bagehot. 1959.
St John-Stevas, N. Walter Bagehot. 1959. With selected writings and
bibliography.
St John-Stevas, N. Walter Bagehot. 1963 (Br Council pam).
Sayers, R. S. Bagehot as an economist. In Collected works vol 9, 1978.
Samuel Bailey 1791–1870
Bibliographies
Ireland, A. Bailey of Sheffield. N & Q 9 Mar 1878. See also 16 Mar, 27
Apr 1878, 21 June 1879.
Rauner, R. M. Samuel Bailey and the classical theory of value. 1961
(primary).
Thomas Attwood | Thomas Charles Banfield
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Essays on the formation and publication of opinions and on other
subjects. 1821, 1826 (rev and enlarged), Philadelphia 1831, London
1837 (3rd edn), Boston 1854.
Observations on certain verbal disputes in political economy. 1821.
Questions in political economy, morals, metaphysics, polite literature,
etc. 1823.
A critical dissertation on the nature, measures, and causes of value.
1825, rptd 1931 (London School of Economics); tr Ital 1856.
A letter to a political economist, occasioned by an article in the
Westminster Review. 1826.
Essays on the pursuit of truth. 1829, Philadelphia 1831 (2nd edn),
1844 (rev and enlarged), 1854.
A discussion of parliamentary reform. 1831.
An essay on the standard measure of value. 1832.
Currency fallacies refuted. 1833.
The rationale of political representation. 1835.
Money and its vicissitudes in value. 1837.
The right of primogeniture examined. 1837.
Letters of an Egyptian Kafir on a visit to England. 1839.
A defence of joint stock banks. 1840.
A review of Berkeley’s theory of vision. 1842.
A letter to a philosopher in reply to some recent attempts to
vindicate Berkeley’s theory of vision. 1842.
Maro; or poetic irritability. 1845. Poem.
Letters on the philosophy of the human mind. Ser 1 1846; 3 vols 1855,
1858, 1862.
The theory of reasoning. 1851, 1852.
Discourses on various subjects. 1852.
On free public libraries. 1853.
On the received text of Shakespeare’s dramatic writings. Vol 1 1862,
vol 2 1866.
A glance at some points in education. Sheffield 1865.
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[James Mill?] Review of A critical dissertation. Westminster Rev 6,
Jan 1826.
Cotterill, C. F. An examination of the doctrines of value. 1826.
Thompson, T. P. Essays on the pursuit of truth. Westminster Rev 11
1829.
Wardlaw, R. Four sermons, with an appendix on an article in the
Westminster Review. 1830.
Empson, W. Principles of belief and expectation as applied to miracles.
Edinburgh Rev 52 1831.
Mill, J. S. Rationale of representation. London Rev 1 1835.
Mill, J. S. Mr Bailey’s reply to the Westminster Review. Westminster
Rev 39 1843.
Mill, J. S. Bailey on Berkeley’s Theory of vision (1842). In his
Dissertations and discussions vol 2, 1859.
Ferrier, J. F. Berkeley’s Theory of vision (1843). In his Lectures on
Greek philosophy and other philosophical remains, Edinburgh
1866.
Ribot, T. A. La psychologie anglaise contemporaine. Paris 1870; tr
1873.
Seligman, E. R. A. On some neglected British economists. Economic
Jnl 13 1903.
Rauner, R. M. Samuel Bailey and the classical theory of value. 1963.
Amano, K. In his Bibliography of the classical economists vol 4 pt V,
Tokyo 1964.
Thomas Charles Banfield 1800–82?
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The progress of the Prussian nation 1805. 1831, 1842, 1847.
Six letters to Sir Robert Peel on the dangerous tendency of the
theory of rent advocated by Ricardo. 1843.
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