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Ingram, R. A. Disquisitions on population in which the principles of
the essay on population by the Rev T. R. Malthus are examined
and refuted. 1808.
Grahame, James. An inquiry into the principle of population.
Edinburgh 1816.
Sumner, John Bird. A treatise on the records of the Creation. 1816,
2nd edn 1818, 3rd edn corrected 1825, 5th edn 1833. Reviewed [by
G. D’Oyly] in Quart Rev Oct 1816.
Weyland, John. The principles of population and production. 1816.
Ensor, George. An inquiry concerning the population of nations,
containing a refutation of Mr Malthus’s ‘Essay on population’.
1818.
Godwin, W. Of population. An enquiry concerning the power of
increase in the numbers of mankind, being an answer to Mr
Malthus’ essay on that subject. 1820. Reviewed [by T. R. Malthus]
Edinburgh Rev July 1821.
Gray, Simon. Remarks on the production of wealth . . . in a letter to
the Rev T. R. Malthus. 1820. [The Pamphleteer vol 17 no 34.]
Chalmers, Thomas. The Christian and civic economy of large towns.
3 vols Glasgow: vol 1 1821; vol 2 1823; vol 3 1826. Vol 10 of his Select
works, ed Rev W. Hanna, as Christian and economic polity of a
nation with special reference to large towns, Edinburgh 1856.
Ravenstone, Piercy. A few doubts as to the correctness of some opinions
generally entertained on the subject of population and
political economy. 1821.
Read, Samuel. General statement of an argument on the subject of
population. 1821.
Place, Francis. Illustrations and proofs of the principle of population,
including an examination of the proposed remedies of Mr
Malthus and a reply to the objections of Mr Godwin and others.
1822.
Chalmers, Thomas. Statement in regard to the pauperism of
Glasgow. Glasgow 1823; rptd as Tract on pauperism no 2 Glasgow
1833. Reviewed in Edinburgh Rev Oct 1824.
[De Quincey, Thomas].‘Malthus on population’, London Mag Oct
1823; [Reply to Hazlitt on Malthus], London Mag Dec 1823;
‘Malthus on the measure of value’, London Mag Dec 1823.
De Quincey, Thomas. Notes from the pocket book of a late opium
eater, no 11 ‘Malthus’. London 1823, 1867, 1874. Rptd from London
Mag 1823.
Hazlitt, William. The spirit of the age, or contemporary portraits.
1825, 2nd edn 1825, 3rd edn 1858.
McCulloch, John Ramsay. The principles of political economy: with
a sketch of the rise and the progress of the sciences. Edinburgh
and London 1825.
Senior, Nassau William. Two lectures on population, delivered
before the University of Oxford in Easter term 1828 to which is
added a correspondence between the author and the Rev T. R.
Malthus. 1829, 2nd edn 1831.
Sadler, Michael Thomas. The law of population: a treatise, in six
books; in disproof of the superfecundity of human beings, and
developing the real principle of their increase. 1830. Reviewed [by
T. B. Macaulay] in Edinburgh Rev July 1830; and in Quart Rev Apr
1831.
Chalmers, Thomas. On political economy, in connexion with the
moral state, and moral prospects of society. Glasgow 1832, 2nd
edn Glasgow 1832. Vol 9 of his Select works, ed Rev W. Hanna,
Edinburgh 1856. Reviewed in Edinburgh Rev Oct 1832; Quart Rev
Oct 1832; Westminster Rev July 1832.
Edmonds, Thomas Rowe. Enquiry into the principles of population.
1832.
Martineau, Harriet. Illustrations of political economy, nos 1–13. 1832.
No 6, Weal and woe in Garvelock, A tale . . ., 2nd edn 1832. Reviewed
in Quart Rev Apr 1832; [W. Empson] Edinburgh Rev Apr 1833.
Chalmers, Thomas. On the power, wisdom and goodness of God as
manifested in the adaptation of external nature to the moral and
intellectual constitution of man. 1833. The first of the
Bridgewater Treatises.
Lloyd, William Forster. Two lectures on the checks to population,
delivered before the University of Oxford in Michaelmas term
1832. Oxford 1833.
Mill, John Stuart. Principles of political economy, with some of
their applications to social philosophy. 1848, 2nd edn 1849, 3rd
edn 1852, 4th edn 1857, 5th edn 1862, 6th edn 1865, 7th edn 1871.
Reviewed in Edinburgh Rev Oct 1848.
Scrope, George Poulett. Some notes of a tour in England, Scotland
and Ireland made with a view to the inquiry whether our labouring
population be really redundant. 1849.
[Spencer, Herbert]. A theory of population deduced from the
general law of animal fertility. Westminster Rev Apr 1852.
Biographies
Otter, W. Memoir of Robert Malthus. Introd to Principles of
political economy, 1836.
Life, writings and character of Mr Malthus. Edinburgh Rev Jan 1837.
Bonar, J. Malthus and his work. 1885, 1924.
Keynes, J. M. In Essays in biography, 1933, 1972.
James, P. Population Malthus. 1979.
Jane Marcet 1769–1858
§1
Conversations on chemistry. 1806.
Conversations on political economy. 1816.
John Hopkins’ notions on political economy. Boston 1833.
Rich and poor. 1851.
§2
Thomson, D. L. Adam Smith’s daughters. 1973.
See also col 1830.
Alfred Marshall 1842–1924
Robert Malthus | Alfred Marshall
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliographies
Memorials of Alfred Marshall. Ed A. C. Pigou 1925.
The early economic writings of Alfred Marshall, 1867–1890. Ed J. K.
Whitaker 2 vols 1975.
See also NPDE.
Collections
See Memorials, above.
Official papers by Alfred Marshall. 1926. Memoranda and evidence
to official inquiries.
Official papers of Alfred Marshall: a supplement. Ed P.
Groenewegen, Cambridge 1996.
§1
The pure theory of foreign trade. The pure theory of domestic
values. 1879, rptd 1930.
The economics of industry. 1879, rev edn 1881, rptd 10 times. With
M. P. Marshall.
The present position of political economy; an inaugural lecture.
1885; in Memorials, above.
Principles of economics. 1890, 1891, rev 1895, 1898, rev 1907, 1910,
1916, 1920, 1920, rptd 1922. Variorum edn, ed C. W. Guillebaud 2
vols 1961; tr Ital 1905, Sp 1931, Fr 1971.
Elements of economics of industry. 1892, rptd 1893, 1894, 2nd edn
1896, rptd 1898, 1899, 3rd edn 1899, rptd 8 times, 4th edn 1913,
rptd 7 times.
A plea for the creation of a curriculum in economics. 1902.
Industry and trade. 1919, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1923.
Money, credit and commerce. 1923.
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