...Warren J. Samuels Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 Ashley’s and Taussig’s lectures on the history of economic thought at Harvard, 1896-1897 Warren J. Samuels If each generation of economists has the task of interpreting the his- tory...

..., played a major role in laying the intellectual as well as some of the institutional foundations for the recognition of economic history as a distinct academic discipline in England. As the first Presi- dent of the Economic History Society, W. J. Ashley cautioned that “the theoretical...

... economy predominated at the time of the Norman Conquest. Ashley thinks that about nine-tenths of the pop- ulation were then outside the towns and living for the most part under the manorial system.’ The typical manor was a landed estate, held by a single lord-who might be the king, one of his...

...- gated group, united by an Oxford education and a general sympathy of outlook. The main actors (in approximate order of subsequent fame as economists or eco- nomic historians) are W. J. Ashley (1881), E. Cannan (1884), L. L. F. R. Price (1885), W. A. S. Hewins (1887), L. R. Phelps (1877), H. L1...

... (to Dr. Cunningham Economic Journal 2 (Sept. 1892): 506-5 19, and Audrey Cunningham, William Cunningham, Teacher and Priest (London, 1950), pp. 65-66. 18. In a letter to Price, William James Ashley took Price into his confidence in discussing the conflict between Marshall...

..., John Stuart. Principles of Political Economy, 3d ed. London, 1852; 6th ed., 1865; 7th ed. (ed. W. J. Ashley), London, 1909. . “Thornton on Labour and Its Claims, I.” Fortnightly Review, n.s. 5 (May 1869): 505-18. . The Later Letters of John Stuart Mill, 1849-1873. Edited...

... History 20 . 1 : 94 -109. Mill , John Stuart [1848] 1965 . Principles of Political Economy . Edited by W. J. Ashley. New York: Kelley. Mill , John Stuart [1848] 1965 . Principles of Political Economy . Edited by W. J. Ashley. New York: Kelley [1849–73] 1972. The Later Letters of John...

... influential Sir Wil- liam Ashley.’ However, whereas Ashley derived such an understand- ing of the just price from Sir Henry Maine’s thesis that social de- velopment follows a pattern of evolution from status to contract,8 4. Quoted in G. W. Wilson, Classics of’ Economic Theory (Bloomington...

... benefactor early in his career, but from the mid- 1890s he took a more independent line, gradually aligning himself with the relativistic critics of economic orthodoxy. In 1892, when Marshall was being assailed by William Cunningham and W. J. Ashley, Price argued that the special ge- nius...

.... J. Ashley expressed it) but seeks to place it in its wider intellectual, social, and political context. Finally, Wood’s study can also be regarded as a sequel to the earlier work by R. N. Ghosh, D. Winch, and B. Semmel on the classical econo- mists’ view of empire. Professor Wood...

...David Levy Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 David Levy is Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Kansas. References Ashley , W. J. “The Rehabilitation of Ricardo”. Economic Journal 1 ( 1891 ): 474 -89. Becker , Gary. “An Economic...

... attention to the dissenters in the history of economic thought. Who were the English historical economists? Four names head the list: T. E. Cliffe Leslie, J. K. Ingram, W. J. Ashley, and William Cunningham. (Professor Koot’s 1975 and 1980 HOPE articles on Leslie have been widely cited.) Collec...

..., the University of Cambridge; the British Library for generous assistance; and the participants of the 2014 HOPE conference, “Market Failure in Context.” Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 tariff reform A. C. Pigou welfare economics market failure References Ashley W. J...

... fellow Irishman, John Kells Ingram, regarded each other, and were regarded generally, as the pioneers of inductive economics in Britain. Ingram stated that Leslie had been “one of the ablest and most original of English economists of the present century William Ashley, who...

... . Angell Norman . 1921 . The Fruits of Victory: A Sequel to “The Great Illusion.” New York : Century . Angell Norman . 1951 . After All: The Autobiography of Norman Angell . London : Hamish Hamilton . Ashley W. J. 1914 . The War and Its Economic Aspects: A Lecture...

.... Ford on G. L. S. Shackle; Terrell Carver on Friedrich Engels; Joyce Jacobsen on Harriet Taylor; R. D. Collison Black on William Stanley Jevons; Barbara M. D. Smith on William James Ashley; Gordon Fletcher on Dennis Robertson; Morton Paglin on Lord Lauderdale; Donald Moggridge on Harry Johnson...

.... Ford on G. L. S. Shackle; Terrell Carver on Friedrich Engels; Joyce Jacobsen on Harriet Taylor; R. D. Collison Black on William Stanley Jevons; Barbara M. D. Smith on William James Ashley; Gordon Fletcher on Dennis Robertson; Morton Paglin on Lord Lauderdale; Donald Moggridge on Harry Johnson...

... Ashley; Gordon Fletcher on Dennis Robertson; Morton Paglin on Lord Lauderdale; Donald Moggridge on Harry Johnson; James Henderson on Hyde Clark; Rob Leeson on A. W. H. Phillips; Bo Sockwell on Henry Brougham and William Ellis; and Neil Skaggs on Henry Dunning Macleod. This group of entries, pairing...

.... Ford on G. L. S. Shackle; Terrell Carver on Friedrich Engels; Joyce Jacobsen on Harriet Taylor; R. D. Collison Black on William Stanley Jevons; Barbara M. D. Smith on William James Ashley; Gordon Fletcher on Dennis Robertson; Morton Paglin on Lord Lauderdale; Donald Moggridge on Harry Johnson...

... Ashley; Gordon Fletcher on Dennis Robertson; Morton Paglin on Lord Lauderdale; Donald Moggridge on Harry Johnson; James Henderson on Hyde Clark; Rob Leeson on A. W. H. Phillips; Bo Sockwell on Henry Brougham and William Ellis; and Neil Skaggs on Henry Dunning Macleod. This group of entries, pairing...