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W. S. Jevons: Critical Responses

Edited by Sandra J. Peart

  • Published: 2002
  • DOI: 10.4324/9780415143325
  • Set ISBN: 9780415143325

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W. S. Jevons Critical Responses

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    Front Matter
  • The Labouring Classes
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      Professor W. S. Jevons on Political Economy By Anon.
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      Trades’ Unions By “A British Workman”
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      Trade Outrages By “A Reformer”
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      The Cobden Lectureship, Owens College By Anon.
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      Trades’ Unions By “Free Labour”
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      Professor Jevons and the Cobden Lectureship By “A Cobdenite”
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      Trade Outrages. – Professor Jevons On the Moral Character of Associated Labour By W. Macdonald
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      “The Moral Aspect of a Strike.” – The House Painters of Manchester By Anon.
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      Ironmasters and Ironworkers By “An Employer”
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      Trades Unions a Necessity By Malcolm MacLeod
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      59
      Professor Jevons on Partnerships of Industry By Anon.
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      60
      On the Comparative Mortality in Large Towns By E. J Syson
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      61
      Observations on Infant Mortality and the Death-Rate in Large Towns By Thomas Read Wilkinson
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      Professor Jevons Again By Anon.
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      Professor Jevons on the Permissive Bill By Anon.
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      Married Women in Factories By Anon.
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      Married Women in Factories By Ursula Bright
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      Letter to the Editor By Edward Pearson
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      Married Women in Factories By W. Darbyshire
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      Married Women in Factories By Anna Dahms
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      Married Women in Factories By “Lucretia”
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      Married Women in Factories By “Janet”
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      Married Women in Factories By Arthur Ransome
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      Life in Large Towns By Edward Hereford
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      Women in Factories By Anon.
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      Letter To The Editor By W. Darbyshire
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      Married Women In Factories By “P.H.”
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      Infant Mortality By F. H. A. Wright
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      Married Women In Factories: A Reply By Richard Whately; Cooke Taylor
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      Opening Address To The Economics And Statistics Section Of The British Association By Leonard Courtney
  • The Condition of the Coinage
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      The Amount and Condition of the Gold Coinage By Anon.
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      Article from the Economist, 1st May 1869 By Anon.
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      Gold Currency By Thomas Graham; J. T. Smith
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      The Gold Coinage By J. F. Smith
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      Letter to the Editor By “L. C. Le”
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      Gold Coinage By J. G. Hubbard
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      Letter to the Editor By Ernest Seyd
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      Article from the times, 20th August 1869 By Anon.
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      The Gold Coinage By J. G. Hubbard
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      The Sovereign By John Laing
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      The Seigneurage Discussion By Anon.
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      Letter To The Editor By Ernest Seyd
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      Letter To The Editor By “Monetarius”
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      Letter To The Editor By J. T. Smith
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      Gold Coinage By Thomson Hankey
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      Article From The Economist, 28th August 1869 By Anon.
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      Article From The Economist, 4th September 1869 By Anon.
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      Gold Coinage By J. G. Hubbard
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      The Coinage By J. F. Smith
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      Mr. Lowe and the coinage By B Bradford
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      Article From The Economist, 11th September 1869 By Anon.
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      Letter To The Editor By Ernest Seyd
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      Mr. Lowe and the Coinage By Thomas N. Hunt
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      A Little More On the Sovereign By Anon.
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      Mr. Lowe and the Coinage By Fredrik Hendriks
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      Letter to the Editor By Anon.
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      Mr. Lowe on the Coinage By Fredrik Hendriks
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      Light Gold By “G. F.”
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      The Coinage of Gold for Twenty-Four Years By Anon.
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      Literary By Anon.
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      Our Gold Coinage By J. K. Greig
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      Article from The Times, 19th December 1879 By Anon.
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      Light Gold Coin By “Full Weight”
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      Bimetallism and Free Trade By Emile de Laveleye
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      113
      The State of the Gold Coinage By Anon.
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      Questions for BI-Metallists By Anon.
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      A Seigneurage on the Gold Coinage By Anon.
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      Light Gold Coin By “L. H.”
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      The Mint and the Gold Coinage By Anonymous [R. H. Inglis Palgrave]