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Memoirs of the life and writings. Ed W. Hanna 4 vols Edinburgh
1849–52.
Brown, J. Stewart. Thomas Chalmers. 1982.
Hilton, A. J. B. Age of atonement. 1988.
Waterman, A. M. C. Revolution, economics and religion. 1991.
Richard Cobden 1804–65
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges; see
also F. W. Steer, The Cobden papers; a catalogue, Chichester 1964.
Collections
The political writings of Richard Cobden. 2 vols 1867.
Speeches on questions of public policy. Ed J. Bright and J. E. T.
Rogers 2 vols Oxford 1868.
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England, Ireland and America, by a Manchester manufacturer. 1835.
Russia. Edinburgh 1836.
Speeches on peace, financial reform and other subjects. 1849.
Letters and journals
The American diaries of Richard Cobden. Ed E. H. Crawley,
Princeton 1952.
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Rogers, J. E. T. Cobden and modern political opinions. 1873.
Morley, J. The life of Richard Cobden. 1879, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1896,
1902, 1903, 1905, 1906, 1919.
Read, D. Cobden and Bright; a Victorian partnership. 1967.
Patrick Colquhoun 1745–1820
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Considerations relative to a plan of relief for the cotton industry.
1788.
A presentation of facts relative to the rise and progress of the cotton
industry. 1789.
A treatise on the police of the metropolis. 1796, 5th edn 1798, 7th
edn 1806.
The state of indigence. 1799.
A general view of the national police system. 1799, 2nd edn in 2
vols 1790–2, 3rd edn 1896, 4th edn in 3 vols 1907, 5th edn
1910–12.
A treatise on the commerce and police of the river Thames. 1800.
A treatise on the functions and duties of a constable. 1803.
A new and appropriate system of education for the labouring
people. 1806.
A treatise on indigence. 1806.
A treatise on the wealth, power and resources of the British empire.
1814, 1815.
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McCulloch, J. R. State and defects of British statistics. Edinburgh
Rev 61, Apr 1835.
Deane, P. Contemporary estimates of national income in the first
half of the nineteenth century. Economic History Rev 8 1956.
Edward Copleston 1776–1849
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Advice to a young reviewer, with a specimen of the art. Oxford 1807
(anon); ed J. C. Collins 1903 (in Critical essays and literary fragments);
ed G. S. Gordon 1927 (in Three Oxford ironies; with
bibliographical notes) (with note on the author by V. M. D.).
The Examiner examined: or logic vindicated. 1809 (anon).
A reply to the calumnies of the Edinburgh Review against Oxford:
containing an account of the studies pursued in that university.
Oxford 1810. A second reply, Oxford 1810. A third reply, Oxford
1811.
Praelectiones academicae Oxonii habitae. Oxford 1813. 35 Latin lectures
on poetry.
A letter to the Rt Hon Robert Peel . . . on the pernicious effects of a
variable standard of value. Oxford 1814.
Cursory hints on the application of public subscription in providing
employment and relief for the labouring classes. 1817.
A second letter to the Rt Hon Robert Peel . . . on the causes of the
increase in pauperism and on the poor laws. Oxford 1819.
Inquiry into the doctrines of necessity and predestination. 1821.
An examination of the currency question. 1830.
Remains of the late Edward Copleston, with an introduction containing
some reminiscences of his life. Ed R. Whateley 1854.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Copleston, W. J. Memoir of Edward Copleston, with selections from
his diary and correspondence. 1851.
Tuckwell, W. Pre-tractarian Oxford. 1909.
Waterman, A. M. C. Revolution, economics and religion. Cambridge
1991.
William Cunningham 1849–1919
Bibliography
See Maloney, below.
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Syllabus of twelve lectures on England during the Reformation.
Liverpool 1877.
The growth of English industry and commerce. Cambridge 1882.
Politics and economics. 1885.
Political economy treated as an empirical science. Cambridge
1887.
Strikes. Boston 1895.
Modern civilisation in some of its economic aspects. 1896.
The rise and decline of the free trade movement. Cambridge 1904.
The wisdom of the wise. Cambridge 1906.
Christianity and social questions. 1910.
The case against free trade. 1911.
The causes of the labour unrest. 1912.
Christianity and economic science. 1914.
Christianity and politics. 1916.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
On the Comtist criticism of economic science. Proc of the Br Assoc
for the Advancement of Science 1889.
Nationalism and cosmopolitanism in economics. Proc of the Br
Assoc for the Advancement of Science 1891.
A plea for pure theory. Economic Rev Jan 1892.
The relativity of economic doctrines. Economic Jnl 2 1892.
The perversion of economic history. Economic Jnl 2 1892.
Political economy in relation to practical life. International Jnl of
Ethics Jan 1893.
Economists as mischief makers. Economic Rev Jan 1894.
The failure of free traders to realise their ideal. Economic Rev Jan
1904.
Unconscious assumptions in economics. Proc of the Br Assoc for the
Advancement of Science 1906.
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Scott, W. R. William Cunningham. Proc of the Br Acad 9 1920.
Maloney, J. Marshall, orthodoxy, and the professionalisation of economics.
1985.