...Alberto Tena Camporesi Abstract In current research, there is a widespread idea that the history of the universal basic income proposal begins with Thomas Paine and his famous pamphlet Agrarian Justice , published in Paris in 1797 in the context of the French Revolution and under its intellectual...

.... However, one can never be quite sure just what Franklin did believe. l3 One can be about Thomas Paine. He advocated complete free trade in 1778, but by 1800 he had come to believe trade should be restricted for the sake of national defense.l4 Another who believed 9. “Madison...

... ,” “Cromwell’ s Commonwealth ,’ ’ “Six Books of the Commonwealth, by Jean Bodin,” “The Constitution of the United States,” “Benjamin Franklin,” “George Washington,” “Thomas Paine,” “Alexander Hamilton,” and “Thomas Jefferson.” The editors pro- vide short introductions to each group of selections...

... on issues relating to 538 History of Political Economy 30:3 (1998) poverty and revolution, with some of their prominent contemporaries, notably Thomas Paine and Richard Price, consulted for additional pro- and counterrevolu- tionary perspectives. Last, there is a full section-a small book...

... Bentham, and Thomas Paine) to the Reverend Mal- thus. At first poverty was seen as an inevitable part of the social order, giving rise to a public and private moral responsibility for its relief. However, Smith with his new system of natural liberty and Burke with his concern to distinguish the ‘la...

... . Nakazawa , Nobuhiko . 2010 . “ The Political Economy of Edmund Burke: A New Perspective .” Modern Age 52 : 285 – 92 . Paine , Thomas . 1792 . Rights of Man . Pt. 2. London . Petrella , Frank , Jr. 1961 . “ Edmund Burke and Classical Economics .” PhD diss., University...

... by Andrew Schotter. New York: New York University Press. Paine, Thomas. [1791] 1984 . The Rights of Man . London: Penguin. Smith, A. 1759 [ 2002 ]. The Theory of Moral Sentiments . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Stewart, Dugald. [1792] 1814 . Elements of the Philosophy of the Human...

... recommendation was critically tested by Eliot in Middlemarch and used by Jevons to naturalize the mind's balancing of pleasures and pains as an algebra of feelings. Washing out all differences between reason and emotion, Jevons's theory of pleasure and pain became foundational for the economists' theory...

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... publisher Thomas Cadell, “I am a slow a very slow workman, who do and undo everything I write at least half a dozen of times before I can be tolerably pleased with it” (Correspondence, letter 276, March 1788, 311). 40. On this property of Smithian sympathy and the search for a “point of propriety...

... as extensively as some recent historians would, he locates Malthus squarely in the politics of the period and in the radicalism of his father’s associ- ates and many of his friends. Names such as William Paley, Thomas Paine, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Percy Bysshe Shelley are prominent, which might...

... . “ Classical Economics and Its Moral Critics .” HOPE 5 ( 2 ): 359 – 74 . Harrison Gary . 1994 . Wordsworth’s Vagrant Muse . Detroit : Wayne State University Press . Malthus Thomas Robert . 1995 . Essay on the Principle of Population . Edited by Gilbert Geoffrey . New York...

.... 1830 . The Works of Thomas Chalmers . Philadelphia: J. Towar & D. M. Hogan. ____. 1832 . On Political Economy, in Connection with the Moral State and Moral Prospects of Society. New York: D. Appleton. De Villiers, P. A., and R. J. Herrnstein. 1976 . Toward a Law of Response Strength...

... in psychology and other social science disciplines. In The Joyless Economy (1976), Scitovsky analyzed the formation of preferences and how these processes may respond, on the one hand, to activities that simply ease and free life from pain and bother and what he called comfort or defensive activities...

... Socialist.” This label appears to have been introduced into modern historical scholarship by H. S. Foxwell in his introduction to Anton Menger’s The Right to the Whole Produce of Labour, published in 1899.3 Foxwell believed that Thompson, Thomas Hodgskin, John Gray, and John Bray were...

... to, or confirmed in virtue, as if he had passed with approbation through this life; but that the Supreme Being saw with satisfaction the toil, the tears, the pains, the continual failure of numbers, in this world, and was pleased with the spectacle of unnecessary evil? Author of the “Essay...