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Political Economy
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new edn with appendix including Progress and poverty, a
criticism of Mr Henry George 1894 ( appendix omitted in 1908
edn, and Lord Milner’s Arnold Toynbee, a reminiscence, added),
7th reprint 1923.
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Montague, F. C. Arnold Toynbee. Baltimore 1889.
Kadish, A. Apostle Arnold. Durham NC 1986.
Edward Wakefield 1774–1854
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
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A letter to the landowners and other contributors to the poor rates.
1802.
An account of Ireland, statistical and political. 2 vols 1812.
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See DPE.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield 1796–1862
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
Bibliography
See Amano.
Collections
Collected works of Edward Gibbon Wakefield. Ed M. F. Lloyd
Prichard 1968.
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A letter from Sydney. 1829, 1929 (EL).
Sketches of a proposal for colonising Australasia. 1829.
A statement of the principles and objects of a proposed national
society for the cure and prevention of pauperism. 1830.
Facts relating to the punishment of death in the metropolis. 1831,
1832.
Swing unmasked. 1831.
Plan of company to be established for the purpose of founding a
colony in Southern Australia. 1831.
Householders in danger. 1832.
The hangman and the judge. 1833.
The terrorstruck town. 1833.
England and America. 2 vols 1833, New York 1834.
Outlines of the plan of a proposed colony to be founded on the
south coast of Australia. 1834.
The new British province of South Australia. 1834.
The British colony of New Zealand. 1837.
Popular politics. 1837.
A view of Sir Charles Metcalf’s Government of Canada. 1844.
A view of the art of colonization. 1849, 1914.
Editions
Smith, Adam. Wealth of nations. 4 vols 1835–9, 1843.
Letters
The founders of Canterbury, letters from the late EGW to the late J.
R. Godley. 1868, 1973.
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The trial of Edward Gibbon Wakefield. 1827.
Marx, K. Capital. 1867–94, vol 1 ch 23.
Siegried, A. Edward Gibbon Wakefield et sa doctrine de colonisation
systematique. 1904.
Macdonell, U. N. Gibbon Wakefield and Canada. 1928.
Bloomfield, P. Edward Gibbon Wakefield. 1961.
Norman, J. Edward Gibbon Wakefield, a political appraisal. 1963.
Stuart, P. A. Edward Gibbon Wakefield in New Zealand. 1971.
Sir Edward West 1782–1828
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Essay on the application of capital to land, with observations
shewing the impolicy of any great restriction of the importation
of corn. 1815, rptd Baltimore 1903, 1935.
A treatise of the law and practice of extents. 1817.
Price of corn and wages of labour, with observations upon Dr
Smith’s, Mr Ricardo’s and Mr Malthus’s doctrines upon those
subjects. 1826.
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Grampp. W. D. Edward West reconsidered. History of Political
Economy 2 1970.
Richard Whately, Archbishop of Dublin 1787–1863
See col 2203.
For information on the location of papers and correspondence, see Sturges.
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Elements of logic: comprising the substance of the article in the
Encyclopaedia Metropolitana, with additions. 1826, 1827, 1832
(14th edn), 1836 (16th edn), 1840 (rev), 1848 (rev), 1874, 1975.
Introductory lectures on political economy. 1831, expanded 1832,
1847 (3rd edn rev) 1855, New York 1966.
Thoughts on secondary punishments. 1832.
Easy lessons on money matters. 1833, with 15 more edns and trns
into 3 languages.
Remarks on transportation. 1834.
Easy lessons on reasoning. 1843, 1848.
Speeches on transportation. 1840.
Speeches on the Irish poor laws. 1847.
A few words of remonstrance and advice addressed to the farming
and labouring classes of Ireland. 1848.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5.
Secondary punishment. Jnl of Dublin Statistical Soc 52, Apr 1863.
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Lewis, G. C. An examination of Dr Whately’s elements of logic. 1829.
Bentham, G. Outline of new system of logic, with a critical examination
of Dr Whately’s elements of logic. 1827.
Arthur, G. Defence of transportation in reply to the Archbishop of
Dublin. 1835.
Scrope, G. P. Reply to speech of the Archbishop of Dublin. 1847.
Forsythe, J. Questions on Archbishop Whately’s Elements of logic.
1849.
Bayes, W. Remarks on Archbishop Whately’s letter on medical
trades-unions. 1863.
Miscellaneous remains. Ed E. J. Whately 1861.
Fraser, A. C. Archbishop Whately and the restoration of the study of
logic. 1864.
Life and correspondence. Ed E. J. Whately 2 vols 1866, 1868, 1875
enlarged.
Goldstrom, J. M. Richard Whately and political economy in school
books 1833–80. Irish Historical Stud 15 1966.
Hilton, A. J. B. Age of atonement. 1988.
Waterman, A. M. C. Revolution, economics and religion. 1991.
John Wheatley 1772–1830
Letters to Lord Grey in Howick Papers, Durham Univ; to Charles Wynn, Nat
Lib of Wales.
Bibliography
Fetter, F. W. The life and writings of John Wheatley. Jnl of Political
Economy June 1942. Primary.