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Plea for the abolition of slavery in England. 1829.
The common cause of the landlord, tenant, and labour. 1830.
The currency question freed from mystery. 1830.
On credit currency and its superiority to coin. 1830.
Extracts of letters from poor persons who emigrated to Canada and
the United States. 1831, 1832.
An examination of the bank charter question. 1833.
Principles of political economy. 1833; tr Ital 1855. 2nd edn pbd as
Political economy for plain people, 1873, New York 1969.
Plan of a poor law for Ireland. 1834.
How is Ireland to be governed? 1834, 1846.
Letters to Lord Russell on the expediency of enlarging the Irish poor
law. 1846.
A letter to the landed proprietors of Ireland. 1847.
Remarks on the Irish poor law relief bill. 1847.
Memoir of the life of Lord Sydenham. 1847.
Letters to Lord Russell on the further measures needed for the social
amelioration of Ireland. 1847.
Plea for the rights of industry in Ireland. 1848.
How to make Ireland self-supporting. 1848.
The Irish relief measures. 1848.
A labour rate recommended. 1849.
The Irish poor law. 1849.
Some notes on a tour in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 1849.
Suggested legislation [on] dwellings of the poor. 1849.
The savings bank bill. 1850.
History of the manor of Castle Combe. 1852.
On the mode of formation of volcanic cones and craters. 1859; tr Fr
1860.
No vote, no rate. 1867.
Remarks and suggestions on friendly societies. 1874.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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Opie, R. A neglected English economist: George Poulet Scrope.
Quart Jnl of Economics 44 1928.
See also NPDE.
Nassau William Senior 1790–1864
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
See Bowley, below (primary), and Amano.
Selections
Selected writings on economics, a volume of pamphlets, 1827–1852.
New York 1965.
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An introductory lecture on political economy. 1827, 1828, 1831.
Three lectures on the transmission of the precious metals. 1828,
1830, rptd 1931 (London School of Economics).
Two lectures on population. 1829.
Three lectures on the rate of wages. 1830, rptd 1931 (London School
of Economics); tr Ger 1921.
Three lectures on the cost of obtaining money. 1830, 1931.
A letter to Lord Howick on a legal provision for the Irish poor. 1831,
1832.
Report from His Majesty’s Commissioners on the administration of
the poor laws. British Parliamentary Papers 1834, 1974 (Pen).
Outline of the poor law amendment act. 1834.
Statement of the provision for the poor and of the condition of the
labouring classes in a considerable portion of America and
Europe. 1835.
On national property, and on the prospects of the present administration.
1835.
An outline of the science of political economy. 1836, 1850, 1858, 1863,
1872, rptd 1938, New York 1965; tr Ger 1923.
Letters on the factory act as it affects the cotton manufacture. 1837,
1844.
Three lectures on the value of money. 1840, rptd 1931 (London
School of Economics); tr Ger 1925.
On the improvement of design and patterns, and extension of
copyright (from the Report of the Commissioners on Hand-
Loom Weaving). 1841. With S. J. Loyd, W. E. Hicks and J. Leslie.
Remarks on the opposition to the poor law amendment bill. 1841.
A letter on the production of wealth. 1849.
Four introductory lectures on political economy. 1852.
A journal kept in Turkey and Greece in the autumn of 1857 and the
beginning of 1858. 1859; tr Fr 1861.
Resolutions and head of a report [on elementary education]. 1860,
rptd as Suggestions on popular education, 1861.
American slavery. 1862.
Address on education. 1863
Biographical sketches. 1863.
Essays on fiction. 1864.
Historical and philosophical essays. Ed M. C. M. Senior 2 vols 1865.
Journals, conversations and essays relating to Ireland. 2 vols 1868.
Journals kept in France and Italy, 1848–52. Ed M. C. M. Simpson 2
vols 1871; tr Ital 1937.
Correspondence and conversations of Alexis de Toqueville with
Nassau William Senior from 1834 to 1859. Ed M. C. M. Simpson 2
vols 1872; tr Fr 1877.
Conversations with Thiers, Guizot, etc. Ed M. C. M. Simpson 2 vols
1878.
Conversations with distinguished persons during the Second
Empire from 1860 to 1863. Ed M. C. M. Simpson 2 vols 1880.
Conversations and journals in Egypt and Malta. Ed M. C. M.
Simpson 2 vols 1882.
Industrial efficiency and social economy. Ed S. L. Levy 2 vols 1929.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
Letters
See vols ed by Simpson, above.
Tennant, C. Letters forming part of a correspondence with N. W.
Senior concerning systematic colonization. 1831.
Torrens, R. A letter to N. W. Senior. 1843.
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Bowley, M. Nassau Senior and classical economics. 1937.
See also NPDE.
Henry Sidgwick 1838–1900
J. E. Thorold Rogers | Henry Sidgwick
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges, and
J. B. Schneewind, Sidgwick’s ethics and Victorian moral philosophy,
Oxford 1977.
See col 2587 above.
Bibliography
See Schneewind, above.
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The principles of political economy. 1883, 1887, 1901.
The elements of politics. 1891, 1897, 1908, 1919.
The development of European polity. Ed E. M. Sidgwick 1903.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
The scope and method of economic science. Proc of the British Assoc
for the Advancement of Science 1885.
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