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The siege of Silistria. 1854. Poem.
Zohrab; or a midsummer day’s dream, and other poems. 1854.
Modern Manicheism, Labour’s Utopia and other poems. 1857.
On labour: its wrongful claims and rightful duties, its actual
present and possible future. 1869, 1870, rptd Shannon 1971.
Old fashioned ethics and common-sense metaphysics. 1873.
Indian public works. 1875.
Horatius Flaccus, word for word from Horace. 1878.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Mill, J. S. Thornton on Labour and its claims. Fortnightly Rev May
and June 1869, rptd in Mill’s Collected works vol 5, 1967.
Walker, F. A. The wage-fund theory. North Amer Rev 99 1875.
Taussig, F. W. Wages and capital. New York 1896, 1968.
Hollander, J. H. Introd to F. D. Longe, The wages fund theory,
Baltimore 1903.
Thomas Tooke 1774–1858
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
See Amano. Primary and secondary.
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Free trade: some account of the free trade movement as it originated
with the petition of the merchants of London. 1820, 1853.
Thoughts and details on the high and low prices of the last thirty
years. 1823, 1824.
Considerations on the state of the currency. 1826.
On currency in connexion with the corn trade. 1829.
A letter to Lord Grenville on the effects ascribed to the resumption
of cash payments on the value of the currency. 1829.
A history of prices and of the state of the circulation from 1793 to
1837. 2 vols 1838, 1840.
An inquiry into the currency principle. 1844, rptd 1959 (London
School of Economics).
A history of prices and of the state of the currency from 1839 to 1847.
1848.
On the bank charter act of 1844. 1856.
A history of prices and of the state of the circulation during the nine
years 1848–1856. 2 vols 1857, rptd with introd by T. E. Gregory, 6
vols 1928; tr Ger 1862, Ital 1918. With W. Newmarch.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
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Malthus, T. R. Review of Thoughts and details. Quart Rev 29, Apr
1823.
Torrens, R. A letter to Thomas Tooke. 1840.
Mill, J. S. Review of Inquiry into the currency principle.
Westminster Rev Mar 1844.
Torrens, R. An inquiry into the renewal of the charter of the Bank of
England. 1844.
Fitzpatrick, P. J. Leading British statisticians of the nineteenth
century. Jnl of the Amer Statistical Assoc 55 1960.
Robert Torrens 1780–1864
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
Robbins, L. Robert Torrens and the evolution of classical economics.
1958. Primary.
See also Amano. Primary and secondary.
Sir John Sinclair | Arnold Toynbee
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The economists refuted. 1808.
Thoughts on the catholic question. 1808, 1813.
Coelibia choosing a husband. 2 vols 1809. Novel.
An essay on money and paper currency. 1812.
The victim of intolerance. 3 vols 1814. Novel.
An essay on the external corn trade. 1815, 1820, 1827, 1829, 1832.
A letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the state of agriculture. 1816.
National currency: Major Torrens to the Earl of Lauderdale. 1816.
A paper on the means of reducing the poor’s rages. 1817.
A letter to the independent freemen of the City of Rochester. 1819.
A comparative estimate of the effects which a continuance and a
removal of the restriction upon cash payments are respectively
calculated to produce. 1819.
An essay on the production of wealth. 1821; tr Ital 1856.
The crisis and the remedies. 1830.
A letter to the Right Honourable Sir George Murray on systematic
colonization. 1830.
Address to the farmers . . . on low rates of profit. 1831.
Letters on commercial policy. 1833.
On wages and combination. 1834, 1838.
Colonization of South Australia. 1835.
A letter to Viscount Melbourne on the causes of the recent
derangement in the money market. 1837.
A letter to Lord John Russell on . . . establishing poor laws in Ireland.
1837, 1838.
Plan of an association in aid of the Irish poor law. 1838.
Three letters to the Marquis of Chandos on the effects of the corn
laws. 1839.
A letter to Thomas Tooke. 1840.
A letter to Lord John Russell. 1842.
A letter to Nassau William Senior. 1843.
The budget; a series of letters on financial, commercial and colonial
policy. 1841–3, 1844.
On the operation of the bank charter act of 1844. 1847.
A letter to Lord Ashley on the principles which regulate wages.
1844.
An inquiry into the practical workings of . . . the Charter of the Bank
of England. 1844.
Reply to the objections of the Westminster Review. 1844.
Self-supporting colonization. 1847.
On the operation of the Bank Charter Act of 1844. 1847, rptd as The
currency question made easy, 1847.
The petition of the merchants, bankers and traders of London. 1847.
With S. J. Loyd.
The principles . . . of Sir Robert Peel’s bill of 1844 explained. 1848,
1857, 1858.
Systematic colonization. 1849.
Tracts on finance and trade. 1852.
Political economy and representative government in Australia.
1855.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5 1989, and Robbins, above.
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Robbins, L. Robert Torrens and the evolution of classical economics.
1958.
Arnold Toynbee 1852–83
Bibliography
See Kadish, below.
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Lectures on the industrial revolution of the eighteenth century in
England, popular addresses, notes and other fragments. 1884,
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