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Whitaker, J. K. John Stuart Mill’s methodology. Jnl of Political
Economy Oct 1975.
Hollander, S. The economics of John Stuart Mill. 2 vols Oxford 1985.
De Marchi, N. B. John Stuart Mill interpretation since Schumpeter.
In Classical political economy: a survey of recent literature, ed W.
O. Thweatt, Boston 1988.
Simon Newcomb 1835–1909
Bibliography
Archibald, R. C. Simon Newcomb 1835–1909. Bibliography of his
life and work. In Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences,
Washington 1924.
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A critical examination of our financial policy during the Southern
rebellion. 1865.
The ABC of finance. 1877.
Principles of political economy. 1885.
A plain man’s talk on the labour question. 1886.
Reminiscences of an astronomer. 1903.
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Fisher, I. Obituary. Economic Jnl 19 1909.
See also Archibald, above.
William Newmarch 1820–82
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
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New supplies of gold. 1853.
On the loans raised by Mr Pitt during the first French war. 1855.
Money. 1855.
A history of prices and of the state of the circulation. 1857. With T.
Tooke.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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In memoriam: William Newmarch. 1882.
Fitzpatrick, P. J. Leading British statisticians of the nineteenth
century. Jnl of the Amer Statistical Assoc 55 1960.
Ashbee, R. A. William Newmarch and Glyns. Three Banks Rev 12
1979.
Joseph Shield Nicholson 1850–1927
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
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Effects of machinery on wages. 1878, 1892.
Political economy as a branch of education. 1881.
Tenants gain not landlord’s loss. 1883.
Bimetallism for practical men. 1887.
A treatise on money. 1888, 1893, 1895, 1901; tr Ital 1905.
Tariffs and international commerce. 1891.
A dreamer of dreams: a modern romance. 1892.
Principles of political economy. 3 vols 1893, 1902.
Historical progress and ideal socialism. 1894.
Strikes and social problems. 1896.
The relations of rents, wages, and profits in agriculture. 1896.
Banker’s money. 1902.
Elements of political economy. 1903, 1906.
The tariff question, with special reference to wages and employment.
1903.
History of the English corn laws. 1904.
Rates and taxes. 1905.
The British economists. 1907.
A project of empire. 1909.
Life and genius of Ariosto. 1914.
The neutrality of the United States in relation to the British and
German empires. 1915.
War finance. 1917, 1918.
Inflation. 1919.
The revival of Marxism. 1920.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5 and H. E. Batson, A select bibliography of modern
economic theory 1870–1929, 1930.
Editions
Smith, Adam. Wealth of nations. 1884, 1901.
List, F. National system of political economy. 1904.
The opinions of Dr Chalmers. 1912.
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Scott, W. R. John Shield Nicholson. Proc of the Br Acad 14 1928.
Maloney, J. Marshall, orthodoxy and the professionalisation of economics.
1985.
Robert Owen 1771–1858
Mary Paley Marshall | Robert Owen
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliographies
A bibliography of Robert Owen, the Socialist 1771–1858.
Aberystwyth 1914, 1925.
Dictionary of labour biography. Ed J. M. Bellamy and J. Saville, vol 6
1982.
Collections
Addresses. 1830.
A new view of society and other writings. Ed G. D. H. Cole 1927 (EL).
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A statement regarding the New Lanark establishment. 1812.
A new view of society: or essays on the principle of the formation of
human character. 1813, 1816, 1817, New York 1825, Edinburgh
1826, London 1927 (EL); abridged L. D. Abbott 1946, 1970 (Pen).
Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system. 1815, 1817,
1818.
An address to the inhabitants of New Lanark at the opening of the
New Institution established for the formation of character. 1816
(2nd edn), 1817.
Peace on earth: development of the plan for the relief of the poor
and the emancipation of mankind. [1817.]
Two memorials on behalf of the working classes: the first presented
to the governments of Europe and America, the second to the
Allied Powers assembled at Aix-la-Chapelle. 1818.
An address to the master manufacturers of Great Britain. Boston
1819.
Lectures on an entire new state of society: comprehending an analysis
of British society relative to the production and distribution
of wealth. 1820.
Report to the county of Lanark of a plan for relieving public distress
and removing discontent by giving employment to the poor and
working classes. Glasgow 1821, London 1832.
An exploration of the cause of the distress which pervades the
civilised parts of the world and of the means whereby it may be
removed. 1823.
Discourses on a new system of society as delivered in the Hall of
Representatives of the United States. Louisville KY 1825.
Address at a public meeting in Philadelphia, to which is added an
exposition of the pecuniary transactions between [Owen] and W.
McClure. Philadelphia 1827.
Memorial to the Mexican Republic. Philadelphia 1827.
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