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1710 - 1996

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1870, volume 111

The Labor Question pp. 122-155

Simon Newcomb

1870, volume 110

The Let-alone Principle No 226, 33 pages

Simon Newcomb

1870, volume 25

What to do with the Surplus pp. 72-86

Francis Amasa Walker

1870

The Political Economy of Adam Smith

T. E. Cliffe Leslie

1869, volume 24

American Industry in the Census pp. 689-701

Francis Amasa Walker

1869

Thornton on Labour and Its Claims pp. 505-518, 680-700

John Stuart Mill

1866, volume 29

Brief Account of a General Mathematical Theory of Political Economy pp. 282-287

William Stanley Jevons

1862

The Love of Money

T. E. Cliffe Leslie

1853, volume 2

Note from Henry C. Carey pp. 229-231

Henry Charles Carey

A Letter from Henry C. Carey pp. 342-344

Henry Charles Carey

1850, volume 12

Political Economists pp. 376-388

Henry Charles Carey

1848, volume 4

Review of Principles of Political Economy, with some of their applications to Social Philosophy. By John Stewart Mill pp. 460-502

Walter Bagehot

1838

Bentham

John Stuart Mill

1765

Le droit naturel

François Quesnay

1750

Remarks Upon the Fable of the Bees

Frances Hutcheson

1710, volume 27

An Argument for Divine Providence, taken from the constant Regularity observ'd in the Births of Both Sexes pp. 186-190

John Arbuthnott