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Handbook of astronomy. 2 vols 1855, 1860, 1867, 1875.
Animal physiology. 1856.
The bee and white ants. 1856.
Natural philosophy for schools. 1857.
Animal physics. 1857, 1873.
Chemistry for schools. 1859.
Editions
The museum of science and art. 12 vols 1854–6.
The cabinet cyclopaedia. 133 vols 1830–49.
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Ekelund, R. B., E. G. Furubotn and W. P. Gramm. The evolution of
modern demand theory. Lexington MA 1972.
Thomas Edward Cliffe Leslie 1825–82
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
See R. D. C. Black, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland:
centenary volume, Dublin 1947. Primary.
Collections
Essays in political and moral philosophy. Dublin 1878, 2nd edn by J.
K. Ingram and C. F. Bastable entitled Essays in political economy,
Dublin 1888.
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The military systems of Europe economically considered. Belfast
1856.
Land systems and the industrial economy of England, Ireland and
continental countries. 1870, New York 1968.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5, and Black, above.
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.
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Mill, J. S. Leslie on the land question. 1870, in Collected Works of
John Stuart Mill, ed J. M. Robson, vol 5 1967.
Political and economical heterodoxy: Cliffe Leslie. Westminster Rev
n.s. 64, Oct 1883.
Ingram, J. K. Biographical notice in posthumous edition of Essays in
political economy.
Koot, G. English historical economics. Cambridge 1987.
Francis David Longe 1802–c. 1905
Bibliography
Hollander, J. H. Introd to F. D. Longe, The wages fund theory,
Baltimore 1903.
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A refutation on the wage-fund theory of modern political economy.
1866.
A critical examination of Mr George’s ‘progress and poverty’ and Mr
Mill’s theory of wages. 1883.
Contributions to periodicals
The law of trade combinations in France. Fortnightly Rev n.s. 2, Aug
1867.
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See Hollander, above.
McNulty, P. J. The origins and development of labour economics.
Cambridge MA 1980.
Samuel Mountifort Longfield 1802–84
Bibliography
The economic writings of Mountifort Longfield. Ed with introd by
R. D. C. Black, New York 1971.
Collections
See Black, above.
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Lectures on political economy. 1834, rptd 1931, also rptd in Black,
above.
Four lectures on poor laws. 1834, Dublin 1834, rptd in Black, above.
Three lectures on commerce and one on absenteeism. Dublin 1835,
rptd 1938 and in Black, above.
An elementary treatise on series. 1872.
The tenure of land in Ireland. In Systems of land tenure, ed J. W.
Probyn, 1876.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
Banking and currency. Dublin Univ Mag 15 and 16 1840, rptd in
Black, above.
Tenure of land in Ireland. In Systems of land tenure, Cobden Club
1870.
The limits of state interference with the distribution of wealth. Jnl
of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Soc of Ireland 6 1872.
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See Black, above.
Robert Lowe, Viscount Sherbrooke 1811–92
Lowe papers, NRA; see Sturges for other letters.
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The utilitarian argument against reform. 1867.
Primary and classical education. 1867.
Speeches and letters on reform. 1867.
Middle class and primary education. 1868.
Middle class education. 1868.
The new law courts. 1869.
The national debt. 1869.
A defence of the British currency. 1870.
Budget speeches. 1870.
Poems of a life. 1885.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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Almond, H. H. Mr Lowe’s educational theories examined. 1868.
Chamberlain, J. Speeches and other works in reply to Robert Lowe.
1877.
Cobbe, F. P. Mr Lowe and the vivisection act. 1877.
Cashin, T. F. The inutility of bankruptcy laws, Lord Sherbrooke’s
remedy. 1883.
Hogan, J. F. Robert Lowe. 1893.
Martin, A. P. O. Life and letters. 2 vols 1893.
Knight, R. A. Illiberal Liberal: Robert Lowe in New South Wales
1842–1883. Melbourne 1966.
Sylvester, D. W. Robert Lowe and education. 1974.
Samuel Jones Loyd [sic], Lord Overstone 1796–1883
Overstone papers, London Univ Lib. See Sturges for location of other letters.
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Reflections suggested by a perusal of Mr J. Horsley Palmer’s
pamphlet on the causes and consequences of the pressure on the
money market. 1837.