John Elliott Cairnes
born 1823
24 known books
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The character and logical method of political economy
1888
The slave power: its character, career, & probable designs: being an attempt to explain the real issues involved in the American contest
1863
An examination into the principles of currency involved in the Bank charter act of 1844
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Bastiat
Bastiat
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England's neutrality in the Ameri...
England's neutrality in the American contest
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Essays in political economy
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John Elliot Cairnes
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John Elliott Cairnes, Thomas A. Boylan, and Tadhg Foley
John Stuart Mill : A Criticism
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John Elliott Cairnes and Alexander Bain
Le caractère et la méthode logiqu...
Le caractère et la méthode logique de l'économie politique
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On the best means of raising the ...
On the best means of raising the supplies for a war expenditure
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Political economy as a branch of ...
Political economy as a branch of general education
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Political Economy of Slavery
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Morgen Witzel, Thomas Fowell Buxton, Henry C. Carey, Thomas Ellison, and John Elliott Cairnes
Political essays
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Selections on economic theory
Selections on economic theory
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Francis Amasa Walker, John Elliott Cairnes, and F. W. Taussig
Some leading principles of political economy newly expounded
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Some leading principles of political economy newly expounded
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The American revolution
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The Character And Logical Method Of Political Economy
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The Slave Power
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The slave power: its character, c...
The slave power: its character, career, and probable designs
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The Southern Confederacy and the African slave trade
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University education in Ireland; a letter to J.S. Mill
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Who are the canters?
Who are the canters?
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Woman suffrage
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