Samuel Bailey and the question of his ‘influence’: a sceptical view

Samuel Hollander

A chapter in English, Irish and Subversives among the Dismal Scientists, 2010, pp 153-198 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: Elie Halévy essentially expressed the view recorded by James Mill in his anonymously written ‘On the Nature, Measures, and Causes of Value’7that the first chapter of theCritical Dissertationrelating to the nature of value ‘contains not an assertion, who which, as far asideaspolitico-economical are concerned, Mr. Ricardo would not have assented; it contains, not indeed, as far as such ideas are concerned, an assertion which is not implied in the propositions which Mr. Ricardo has put forth. It is a criticism on some of Mr. Ricardo's forms of expression…’ ([J.Mill], 1826a, p. 157). The justification for the Ricardian reaction is clear enough, as I shall now show.8

Date: 2010
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