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Political Economy
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Ritchie, D. G. Review of Elements of politics. International Jnl of
Ethics 2 1891.
Keynes, J. N. Henry Sidgwick. Economic Jnl 10 1900.
Sidgwick, A. and E. M. Henry Sidgwick: a memoir. 1906.
Sir John Sinclair 1754–1835
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Collections
Essays on miscellaneous subjects. 1802.
A collection of papers on political subjects. 1813.
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Report of Committee on the Highlands. 1790.
The statistical account of Scotland. 21 vols Edinburgh 1791–9, 1925,
rptd 1976–.
Account of the origin of the Board of Agriculture. 1796.
The consequences of the redemption of the land tax. 1798.
The history of the public revenue of the British empire 1795–1890.
3rd edn 1803–4.
A dissertation on the authenticity of the poems of Ossian. 1806, 1807.
An account of the systems of husbandry adopted in . . . Scotland.
Edinburgh 1809, 1813.
Observations on the report of the bullion committee. 1810.
An account of the Highland Society of London. 1813.
The code of agriculture. 1817, 1832.
The code of health and longevity. 1815, 3rd edn 1816.
General report of the agricultural state and political circumstances
of Scotland. 10 vols 1812, 1813.
The late prosperity. 1826.
Editions
A letter on the principles of the Christian faith. 1818, 1823.
Letters
Washington, G. Letters to Sir John Sinclair on agricutural and other
topics. 1800.
The correspondence of Sir John Sinclair. 2 vols 1831.
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Memoirs of the life of Sir John Sinclair. Edinburgh 1837.
Mitchison, R. Agricultural Sir John. 1962.
William Spence 1783–1860
Collections
Tracts on political economy. 1822.
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Britain independent of commerce. 1807, 3rd edn 1808.
Radical causes of the distresses of the West Indian planters. 1807, 1818.
Agriculture the source of the wealth of Britain. 1808.
The objections against the corn bill refuted. 1815.
Introduction to Entomology. 4 vols 1815–26, 7th edn 1856. With W.
Kirby.
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Mill, J. Commerce defended. 1807.
Torrens, R. The economists refuted. 1808.
Meek, R. L. The economics of physiocracy. 1962.
T. Perronet Thompson 1783–1869
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An exposition of fallacies on rent, tithes, etc. 1826. 2nd edn entitled
The true theory of rent in opposition to Mr Ricardo and others,
1826, 1829, 1830, 1832.
A catechism on the corn laws. 1827, 1829, 1831, 1834, 1940.
Corn-law fallacies, with the answers. 1839.
Exercises, political and other. 6 vols 1842.
A catechism on the currency. 1848.
A catechism on the ballot. 1859, 1864.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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Mill, J. S. Review of Catechism on the corn laws. Westminster Rev 13
1828.
Johnson, L. G. General T. Perronet Thompson, 1783–1869: his
military, literary and political campaigns. 1957.
William Thompson 1785–1833
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An inquiry into the principles of the distribution of wealth most
conducive to human happiness. 1824.
Labour rewarded, the claims of labour and capital conciliated, by
one of the idle classes. 1827.
Practical directions for the speedy and economical establishment of
communities. 1830.
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Foxwell, W. S. Introduction. In A. Menger, The right to the whole
produce of labour, 1899.
Thompson, N. W. The people’s science. 1984.
Henry Thornton 1760–1815
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Bibliography
Hayek, F. A. Introd to reprint of Enquiry into paper credit. 1939.
Primary and secondary.
Collections
Works of the late Henry Thornton. Ed R. H. Inglis 1854. Reprint of
Family prayers, Family commentary upon the sermon of the
mount, and Family commentary on portions of the Pentateuch
by the late Henry Thornton.
Three female characters. 1846. Reprints articles from Christian
Observer.
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On the probable effects of the peace with respect to the commercial
interests of Great Britain. 1802.
An enquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great
Britain. 1802, 1807; tr Fr and Ger 1803. Rptd in Select collection of
scarce and valuable tracts, ed J. R. McCulloch, 1857. Ed with
introd by F. A. Hayek 1939, New York 1962.
The substance of two speeches of Henry Thornton. 1811.
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Hollander, J. H. The development of the theory of money from
Adam Smith to David Ricardo. Quart Jnl of Economics 25 1911.
Cannan, E. The paper pound of 1797–1821. 1919, 1921, 1925, New
York 1969.
Viner, J. Studies in the theory of international trade. 1937.
Meacham, S. Henry Thornton of Clapham. 1964.
See also col 2636.
William Thomas Thornton 1813–80
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Over-population and its remedy. 1846.
A plea for peasant proprietors. 1848.