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Miles, D. Francis Place: the life of a remarkable radical. Brighton
1988.
William Playfair 1759–1823
Bibliography
Gentleman’s Mag, Part 1. 1823.
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The increase of manufactures. 1785.
The commercial and political atlas. 1785, 1787, 1801.
An essay on the national debt. 1787.
Lineal arithmetic applied to shew the progress of the commerce and
revenue of England. 1789, 1798.
Inevitable consequences of a reform in parliament. 1792.
Thoughts on the present state of French politics. 1793.
A general view of the actual force and resources of France. 1793.
Better prospects to the merchants and manufacturers of Great
Britain. 1793.
For the use of the enemies of England; a real statement of the
finances and resources of Great Britain. 1796.
A letter to Sir William Pulteney. 1797.
The history of jacobinism. 1798.
Strictures on the Asiatic establishments of Great Britain. 1799.
Statistical tables, from the German of Boetticher. 1800.
The statistical breviary. 1801.
An inquiry into the permanent causes of the decline and fall of powerful
and wealthy nations. 1805, 1807.
Statistical account of the US from the French. 1807.
A fair and candid address to the nobility. 1809.
A second address to the nobility. 1810.
Outlines of a plan for a new and solid balance of power in Europe.
1813.
A letter on the advantages of apprenticeship. 1814.
A letter on our agricultural discontents. 1821, 1822.
Editions
Smith, Adam. Wealth of nations. 1805.
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See PDPE.
George Richardson Porter 1792–1855
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
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On the nature and properties of sugar cane. 1830, 1843.
A treatise on the origin, progressive improvement, and present state
of the manufacture of porcelain and glass. 1830.
The progress of the nation, in the various social and economic relations
from the beginning of the nineteenth century to the
present time. 1836, 1838, 1846, 1851, rev edn introd by F. W. Hirst
1912, rptd New York 1970.
The effect of restriction on the importation of corn. 1839.
Result of an enquiry into the condition of the labouring classes in
five parishes in Norfolk. 1839.
The many sacrificed to the few, proved by the effects of the sugar
monopoly. 1841.
The geography of Great Britain. 1850.
Statistics. 1851, 1859.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
Translation
Bastiat, F. Popular fallacies regarding general interests. 1846.
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See DNB and PDPE.
John Rae 1796–1872
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Statement of some new principles on the subject of political
economy. Boston 1834, rptd as The sociological theory of capital,
with a biography and notes, by C. W. Mixter, New York 1905.
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Senior, N. W. An outline of the science of political economy. 1836.
Mill, J. S. Principles of political economy. 1848.
Hearn, W. E. Plutology. Melbourne 1863.
Mixter, C. W. A forerunner of Böhm-Bawerk. Quart Jnl of Economics
11 1897.
Veblen, T. The theory of the leisure class. New York 1899.
Fisher, I. The rate of interest. New York 1907.
James, R. W. John Rae, political economist; an account of his life and
a compilation of his main writings. 2 vols Toronto 1965.
James, R. W. and A. Brewer. In The Scottish contribution to modern
economic thought, ed D. Mair, Aberdeen 1990.
John Rae 1845–1915
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Contemporary socialism. 1884, 1891, 1901, 1908.
Eight hours for work. 1894.
Life of Adam Smith. 1895.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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See NPDE.
Piercy Ravenstone, Richard Puller? fl. 1789–1831
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A few doubts as to the correctness of some opinions generally entertained
on the subject of population and political economy. 1821.
Thoughts on the funding system. 1824.
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See NPDE.
Samuel Read fl. 1816–29
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On money and the bank restriction laws. Edinburgh 1816.
The problem solved: an explication of a plan of a safe, steady, and
secure government paper currency. Edinburgh 1818.
Exposure of certain plagiarisms of J. R. McCulloch. Edinburgh
1819.
General statement of an argument on the subject of population in
answer to Mr Malthus’s theory. Edinburgh 1819.
Political economy, an inquiry into the natural grounds of right to
vendible property or wealth. Edinburgh 1829.
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Bailey, S. A critical dissertation. 1825.
Senior, N. W. An outline of the science of political economy. 1836.
See also PDPE.
David Ricardo 1772–1823
Henry Brooke Parnell | David Ricardo
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliographies
Franklin, B. and G. Legman. David Ricardo and Ricardian theory: a
bibliographical check-list. New York 1949 (primary and
secondary).
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