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Political Economy
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Further considerations on the state of currency. 1813.
A letter on the corn laws. 1814.
Three letters on the causes of the present state of the exchanges.
1819.
Sinking fund. 1820.
Three letters to the Duke of Wellington. 1829.
National savings bank. 1834.
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Brougham, H. Review of Lauderdale’s Inquiry. Edinburgh Rev July
1804.
Paglin, M. Malthus and Lauderdale. 1961.
(Thomas) Robert Malthus 1766–1834
Cambridge UL holds copies of a travel journal, parts of the ms of Principles of
political economy, with addns intended for a later edn, and some letters from
David Ricardo. Letters to Napier are in the BL; to Francis Horner in London
School of Economics Lib; to Robert Wilmot Horton in Derbyshire Record
Office; and to his publisher, John Murray, Albermarle Street, London. Kanto
Gakuen Univ in Ohta City, Japan, holds a collection of family and other
letters, together with sermons, now published in 2 vols as T. R. Malthus, The
unpublished papers , ed J. Pullen and T. Hughes-Parry, Cambridge 1997.
Bibliographies
Glass, D. V. (ed). Introduction to Malthus. 1953, 1959. Primary and
secondary.
Wrigley, E. A. and D. Souden (ed). Works of Thomas Robert Malthus.
8 vols 1986, vol 1. Primary and secondary.
Thweatt, W. O. (ed). Classical political economy; a survey of recent
literature. Lancaster 1988. Secondary.
Collected works
Five papers on political economy. Ed C. Renwick, Sydney 1953.
Introduction to Malthus. Ed D. V. Glass 1953. A summary view of
The principle of population and A letter to Samuel Whitbread.
Occasional papers of T. R. Malthus. Ed B. Semmel, New York 1963.
Selected articles in contemporary reviews.
The pamphlets of T. R. Malthus. New York 1970.
Works. Ed E. A. Wrigley and D. Souden 8 vols 1986. Texts of last edns
compared with first, where necessary; see below for variorum edns
of Essay on population and Principles of political economy.
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An essay on the principle of population, as it affects the future
improvement of society, with remarks on the speculations of Mr
Godwin, M. Condorcet, and other writers. 1798 (octavo); rptd
with introd by J. Bonar 1926; with introd by K. Boulding, Ann
Arbor MI 1959; with introd by A. Flew 1970 (Pen); with introd by
G. Gilbert, Oxford 1995 (WCp).
An essay on the principle of population, or, a view of its past and
present effects on human happiness, with an inquiry into our
prospects respecting the future removal or mitigation of the evils
which it occasions. 1803 (quarto), 2 vols 1806 (with appendix
answering critics), 2 vols 1807, 3 vols 1817 (5th edn with addns and
another appendix), 2 vols 1826, 1 vol 1872, 1888, 1890, 2 vols with
introd by W. T. Layton 1914 (EL, with omissions); M. P. Fogarty
1958, New York 1976 (selections with introd by P. Appleman);
1986 (Works vols 1–3, 1798 and 1826 edns with introd by E. A.
Wrigley); Cambridge 1989 variorum (ed and introd by P. James),
Cambridge 1992 (abbreviated version of James, introd by D.
Winch); tr Ger 1807, 1879, Fr 1809, 1821, 1823, 1853, Ital 1867, Jap
1876, Rus 1895.
An investigation of the causes of the present high price of
provisions. 1800, 1800; in Works vol 7.
A letter to Samuel Whitbread on his proposed bill for the
amendment of the poor laws. 1807, 1807; rptd in Glass, above, and
Works vol 4.
A letter to Lord Grenville occasioned by some observations of His
Lordship on the East India Company’s establishment for the
education of their civil servants. 1813; in Works vol 4.
Observations on the effects of the corn laws on the agricultural and
general wealth of the country. 1814, 1814, 1815; in Works vol 7; tr
Ger 1896.
An inquiry into the nature and progress of rent. 1815, ed J. H.
Hollander, Baltimore 1903, rptd 1935 and in Works vol 7; tr Ger
1896, Rus 1908.
The grounds of an opinion on the policy of restricting the importation
of foreign corn. 1815; in Works vol 7; tr Ger 1896.
Statements respecting the East India College. 1817; in Works vol 4.
Principles of political economy considered with a view to their
practical application. 1820, Boston 1829, 2nd edn 1836 (probably
by J. Cazenove, with memoir of author by W. Otter), rptd with
introd by J. H. Hollander and T. E. Gregory 1928, 1936 (London
School of Economics), New York 1951, 1964; in Works vols 5–6; tr
Fr 1820, 1847, Ital 1854, Ger 1910. Variorum edn in 2 vols
Cambridge 1989 (ed and introd by J. M. Pullen).
The measure of value stated and illustrated, with an application of
it to the alteration in the value of the English currency since 1790.
1823; in Works vol 7.
Definitions in political economy. 1827, 1853, rptd New York 1954; in
Works vol 8; tr Ital 1854.
A summary view of the principle of population. 1830, reprint of
article on Population in Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1824; in
Works vol 4, also in D. V. Glass, above.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
See Wellesley vol 5.
Article on Population in Supplement to 4th, 5th and 6th edns of
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1824.
On the measure of the conditions necessary to the supply of
commodities. Trans of the Royal Soc of Lit 1825.
On the meaning which is most usually and most correctly attached to
the term value of a commodity. Trans of the Royal Soc of Lit 1827.
Letters and journals
For Malthus’s correspondence with Nassau Senior, see Senior, Two lectures
on population, 1829; and with D. Ricardo, see The works and correspondence
of David Ricardo, ed P. Sraffa and M. H. Dobb 11 vols Cambridge
1951–73, vols 6–9; and with Francis Horner, see Horner, The Horner papers,
ed K. Bourne and W. B. Taylor, Edinburgh 1994. Many letters located and cited
in P. James, Population Malthus, 1979.
Travel diaries. Ed P. James, Cambridge 1966.
T. R. Malthus, The unpublished papers. Ed J. M. Pullen, T. Hughes-
Parry et al, Cambridge 1997. Family letters, sermons and journals.
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Godwin, W. Thoughts occasioned by the perusal of Dr Parr’s spital
sermon, preached at Christ Church, April 15 1800, being a reply to
the attacks of Dr Parr, Mr Mackintosh, the author of an essay on
population, and others. 1801; rev [by Sydney Smith] in Edinburgh
Rev Oct 1802.
Cobbett, William. Cobbett’s Political Register 8 Dec 1804, 16 Feb
1805, 18 Jan 1806, 21 Mar 1807, 8 May 1819.
Hall, Charles. The effects of civilization on the people in European
states, with an appendix containing observations on the
principal conclusion in Mr Malthus’s ‘Essay on population’. 1805
(appendix pbd separately), 2nd edn 1813; the whole rptd 1850.
Jarrold, Thomas. Dissertations on man, philosophical, physiological
and political, in answer to Mr Malthus’s essay on the principle
of population. 1806.
[Hazlitt, William]. Reply to the ‘Essay on population’ by the Rev T.
R. Malthus, in a series of letters to which are added extracts from
the essay with notes. 1807. Originally pbd as letters, signed A. O.,
in Cobbett’s Political Register 11, Jan–June 1807.