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Thomas De Quincey 1785–1859
See col 2123, above.
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The logic of political economy. 1844.
Contributions to periodicals
Notes from the pocket-book of a late opium-eater, Malthus. London
Mag Oct–Dec 1823.
Dialogues of the three templars on political economy. London Mag
Mar–Oct 1824.
Ricardo made easy; or what is the radical difference between
Ricardo and Adam Smith. Blackwood’s Mag 52, Sep–Dec 1842.
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Ricardo, D. On the principles of political economy. 1817.
Mill, J. S. Review of Logic of political economy. Westminster Rev 43,
June 1845.
Sir Frederick Morton Eden 1766–1809
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
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The state of the poor; or an history of the labouring classes in
England from the Conquest to the present period. 3 vols 1797,
abridged 1928, rptd New York 1966.
Porto-bello. 1798.
Estimate of the number of inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland.
1800.
Observations on friendly societies. 1801.
Eight letters on the peace. 1802.
Brontës: a cento to the memory of the late Viscount Nelson. 1806.
On the policy and expediency of granting insurance charters.
1806.
Address on the maritime rights of Great Britain. 1808.
Letters
Letters to J. Bentham. In The collected works of Jeremy Bentham
vols 6 and 7, ed J. R. Dinwiddy, Oxford 1984.
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Poynter, J. R. Society and pauperism. 1969.
Supple, B. The Royal Exchange Assurance; a history of British insurance
1720–1970. Cambridge 1970.
Francis Ysidro Edgeworth 1845–1926
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliographies
See NPDE. Primary and secondary.
Johnson, H. G. F. Y. Edgeworth: a select bibliography. 1955.
Primary.
Newman, P. Reviews by Edgeworth. In A century of economics, ed J.
Hey and D. Winch, 1990. Primary and secondary.
Collections and selections
Papers relating to political economy. Ed F. Y. Edgeworth 3 vols 1925,
rptd New York in 1 vol.
F. Y. Edgeworth: writings in probability, statistics and economics.
Ed C. R. McCann Jr 3 vols 1996.
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New and old methods of ethics. Oxford 1876, 1877.
Mathematical psychics. 1881.
Metretike, or the method of measuring probability and utility. 1887.
Contributions to periodicals
See Newman and Johnson, above, and Wellesley vol 5.
Richard Cobden | Henry Fawcett
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Bowley, A. L. F. Y. Edgworth’s contribution to mathematical statistics.
1928.
Keynes, J. M. Essays in biography. 1933, 1972.
William Ellis 1800–81
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
Primary sources identified in Blyth, below.
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Outlines of social economy. 1846, 1850.
Questions and answers suggested by a consideration of some of the
arrangements and relations of social life. 1849.
Education as a means of preventing destitution. 1851.
Lessons on the phenomena of industrial life. 1855.
A layman’s contribution to the knowledge and practice of religion
in common life. 1857.
Progressive lessons in social science: philosocrates. 4 vols 1861–4.
Introduction in elementary social science. 1863.
Three letters from a London merchant on the late monetary crisis.
1866.
What stops the way? 1868.
A chart of industrial life. 1869.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
Letters
Letters to J. S. Mill. In The later letters of J. S. Mill, ed F. E. Mineka
and D. N. Lindley, 4 vols 1972.
See also Ellis, below.
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Ellis, E. Memoirs of William Ellis. 1888.
Blyth, E. K. Life of William Ellis. 1889.
Henry Fawcett 1833–84
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges,
above, and Goldman, below.
Bibliography
Goldman, L. (ed). The blind Victorian. 1989. Primary.
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Mr Hare’s reform bill. 1860.
The leading clauses of a new reform bill. 1860.
Manual of political economy. 1863, 6th edn 1883.
The economic position of the British labourer. 1865.
Pauperism: its causes and remedies. 1871.
Essays and lectures on social and political subjects. 1872.
The present position of the government. 1872.
Speeches on some current political questions. 1873.
Free trade and protection. 1878.
Indian finance. 1880.
The post office and aids to thrift. 1881.
State socialism and the nationalisation of land. 1883.
Labour and wages. 1884.
Contributions to periodicals
See Goldman, above, and Wellesley vol 5.
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Stephen, L. Life of Henry Fawcett. 1885.
Fawcett, M. G. What I remember. 1925.
Goldman, L. (ed). The blind Victorian. 1989.
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