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William Rathbone Greg 1809–81
Collections
Literary and social judgements. 1869, 2 vols 1877 (4th edn).
Miscellaneous essays. 1882, 2nd ser 2 vols 1882.
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Observations on a late pamphlet . . . on the phrenological development
of Burke, Hare, etc. Edinburgh 1829.
An enquiry into the state of the manufacturing population. 1831.
Social statistics of the Netherlands. 1835.
Past and present efforts for the extinction of the African slave trade.
1840.
Agriculture and the Corn Law. 1842.
Not over-production, but deficient consumption the source of our
suffering. 1842.
The German schism and the Irish priests. Manchester 1845.
The creed of Christendom. 1851, 2 vols 1877 (8th edn), rptd 1905.
Sketches in Greece and Turkey. 1853.
The great sin of great cities. 1853.
The one thing needful. 1855.
The way out. 1855.
Truth versus edification. 1869.
Why are women redundant? 1869.
Political problems for our age and country. 1870.
The great duel. 1871.
Enigmas of life. 1872, 15th edn 1883.
Rocks ahead. 1874.
Mistaken aims and attainable ideals of the working classes. 1876.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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See DNB.
See also col 2672.
Charles Hall c. 1731–1825
Bibliography
Dictionary of modern British radicals. Vol 1, ed J. O. Baylen and N. J.
Gossman, Brighton 1988.
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The effects of civilization on the peoples in European states. 1805,
rptd 1805 as Observations on the principal conclusions of Mr
Malthus’s essay on population.
Contributions to periodicals
On Whitbread’s proposals for reform of the poor laws. Monthly Mag
23 1807.
Thoughts on corruption and on the defects of the representation of
the people in parliament. Monthly Mag 32 1811.
Letters
Claeys, G. Four letters between Thomas Spence and Charles Hall. N
& Q Aug 1981.
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Dinwiddy, J. R. Charles Hall, early English socialist. International
Rev of Social History 21 1976.
William Edward Hearn 1826–88
Bibliography
Copland, D. B. W. E. Hearn: first Australian economist. Melbourne
1935.
Collections
Essays on political and social subjects. 1853.
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The Cassell prize essay on the condition of Ireland. 1851, Dublin 1851.
Plutology: or the theory of the efforts to satisfy human wants.
Melbourne 1864.
The government of England. 1867, 1887.
Payment by results. 1872.
The Aryan household. 1879.
The theory of legal duties and rights. 1883.
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Morley, J. Memoir in Macmillan’s Mag 48 1889.
See also Copland, above.
Thomas Hodgskin 1787–1869
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
Halévy, E. Thomas Hodgskin. Ed in trn with an introd by A. J.
Taylor. 1956.
Dictionary of labour biography. Ed J. M. Bellamy and J. Saville, vol 9
1993.
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An essay on naval discipline. 1814.
Travels in the north of Germany. 2 vols Edinburgh 1820.
Labour defended against the claims of capital. 1825, 1831, rptd with
introd by G. D. H. Cole 1922.
Popular political economy. 1827, New York 1966.
Natural and artificial rights of property contrasted. 1832.
Peace, law and order. 1842.
A lecture on free trade. 1843, rptd New York 1966 with Popular
political economy.
What shall we do with criminals? 1857.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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Halévy, E. Thomas Hodgskin. Ed A. J. Taylor 1956.
Stack, D. Nature and artifice: the life and thought of Thomas
Hodgskin. 1997.
Francis Horner 1778–1817
Letters in Horner Collection, London School of Economics, NLS, and Kinnordy
mss now pbd in The Horner papers, ed K. Bourne and W. B. Taylor, below.
Selections
The economic writings of Francis Horner in the Edinburgh Review
1802–6. Ed F. W. Fetter 1957.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
Letters
Memoirs and correspondence of Francis Horner. Ed E. L. J. Horner 2
vols 1843, Boston 1853.
Memoir of Francis Horner with selections from his correspondence.
Edinburgh 1849.
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Bourne, K. and W. B. Taylor. The Horner papers. Edinburgh 1994.
William Huskisson 1770–1830
Herbert Somerton Foxwell | William Huskisson
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Collections
The speeches of William Huskisson. Ed J. Wright 3 vols 1831.
The Huskisson papers. Ed L. Melville 1931.
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