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... and the Tory macroeconomics of Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Salim .Rashid Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine-Maga to its votaries-was the periodical of the ultra-Tories in the years 1820-1832, and David Robinson was its principal contributor on economic topics. This fact by itself makes...

... GERALDNORDQUIST The Economist in Parliament. By Frank Whitson Fetter. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1980. Pp. 306. $18.75. Economic Doctrine and Tory Liberalism, 1824-1830. By Barry Gordon. London: The Macmillan Company, 1979. Pp. 181. $25.00. If students of classical...

.... Mill and the Tory School: The Rhetorical Value of the Recantation Evelyn L. Forget The third quarter of the nineteenth century is a period of substantial debate among labor historians. Beatrice and Sidney Webb argued that trade union legitimacy in England was purchased...

...Jeff Lipkes By Michael Michie. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press,1997. 228 pp. $55.00. Duke University Press 2000 BR.Hope32.1.bookreviews 5/4/00 1:45 PM Page 168 168 Book Reviews An Enlightenment Tory in Victorian...

...: The Economic Policies of the Tory Governments, 2815-1830. By Boyd Hilton. Oxford Historical Monographs. Oxford: Ox- ford University Press, 1977. Pp. ix, 338. $19.50. Political Economists and the English Poor Laws: A Historical Study of the In- fluence of Classical Economics on the Formation...

... Press. Driver , Cecil . 1946 . Tory Radical: The Life of Richard Oastler . New York: Oxford University Press. Engels , Friedrich . 1845. 1958 . The Condition of the Working Class in England. Translated and edited by W. O. Henderson and W. H. Chaloner. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford...

... Merchant international trade Great Britain References Ahn Doohwan . 2010 . “The Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce of 1713: Tory Trade Politics and the Question of Dutch Decline.” The History of European Ideas 36 ( 2 ): 167 – 80 . Alimento Antonella . 2014 . “Beyond...

... E. Backhouse and Philippe Fontaine. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2014. ix; 248 pp. Hardback $95.00. This stimulating volume raises several very interesting questions: How should the his- tory of the social sciences (or any one social science) be written? Should a historian...

... to economics is rather like the relation of the his- tory of physics to physics fifty years ago: the historians are housed in the departments of the modern practitioners and their work is shaped by the interests and priorities of the practitioners. Since the interest of economists in history has...

... Economics: Essays on the Role of Com- mon Sense in the History of Economic Thought.” His areas of research are the his- tory of economic thought and development economics (with an emphasis on poverty issues). His most recent works include “Marshall and the Role of Common Sense in Complex Systems...

... Giovanni Caravale Margaret Schabas’s paper seems to pivot around two principal preoc- cupations: (1) “the lack of viable cross-fertilization” between the his- tory of economic thought and the history of science; (2) the persistence of the fact that historians of economics “attempt to speak...

... market price. Protec- tion was retained in principle, but in fact its knell was ringing loud and clear. For history and politics aficionados, Wellington (the Tory activist) and William Huskisson (negotiator for reform) are the names to watch. But the law did not work, although the historical...

... of the fully developed argument. 4 Essentially the Bullion Controversy involved a debate at theoretical, policy, and political levels between two main groups: the conservative Tory leadership with their traditional City of London banker allies, and the new money men...

.... Minisymposium on the History of Econometrics: Introduction Kevin D. Hoover The decade 1987 to 1997 was a great one for the history of econometrics. It began with Roy Epstein’s 1987 monograph. Mary Morgan’s classic his- tory was published not long after (in 1990). Other important works soon followed...

... the authority and guidance needed by the new indus- trial elites. Tory and radical leaders came to identify the mechanical age or the new industrialism with the doctrine of political economy and the inter- ests of the middle class. The machinery question, therefore, became en- twined...

...-and-Demand Theory of Price and Its Place in the Development of British Economic Theory,” His- tory of Politicul Economji 6 (1974): 405-34. 3. Marian Bowley, Nassau Senior and CIassical Economics (New York, 1949), p. 108 n. 2. 4. Lloyd’s published works are these: Two Lectures...

... into a refereed journal, and the name was changed to the Journal of the His- tory of Economic Thought (JHET) in 1990. The History of Economic Thought Society of Australia’s Bulletin became a refereed journal, His- tory of Economics Review (HER), in 1991, and the European Journal of the History of Economic...

... student in the Department of Economics at Duke Uni- versity. He began studying the history of economic thought as an undergraduate with Bradley Bateman at Grinnell College. While still searching for his niche in the his- tory of economics, he retains a teaching and research interest in the subject...

... economic decisions taken by a British government in the nineteenth century. Within a few years even the Tory periodicals could not restrain their fury at the general economic dis- tress believed to have been caused by the decision to return to the gold standard, and as late as 1893 the supporters...

... for Yorkshire. In 1832 he was elected as member for the North Riding, a two-member constituency in which he narrowly defeated the official Whig for second place behind the Tory who headed the poll. Cayley campaigned as an independent liberal, having earned the displeasure of the great Whig fam...