Re: Toynbee-- Industrial Revolution in Eng.
- From: Rod Hay <HAY@[redacted]>
- Subject: Re: Toynbee-- Industrial Revolution in Eng.
- Date: Mon, 14 Apr 1997 16:11:19 +0400 (EDT)
Now that Eric has all of your hats off, I will use the opportunity
to advertise the texts added to the McMaster archive of Economic
Thought since the beginning of February.
1. James Dunbar, Essays on the History of Mankind in Rude
and Cultivated Ages.
2. James Steuart, An Inquiry into the Principles of
Political Economy.
3. John Millar, The Origins of the Distinction of Rank.
4. A-R-J. Turgot, Valeurs et Monnaires.
5. Turgot, Reflexions Sur La Formation et du Distribution
des Richesses.
6. Francois Quesney, Le Droit naturel.
7. Leslie Stephen, The English Utilitarians, volume 3: John
Stuart Mill.
8. J.M. Keynes, Economic Consequences of the Peace.
9. Leon Walras, L'Etat et les Chemins de Fer.
10. Quesnay, Tableau Economique.
11. John Law, Memoire pour prouver qu'une nouvelle espece de
monnaire.
12. Isaac Newton, Representation on the Subject of Money.
13. J.J. Rousseau, Discours sur l'Economie Politique.
14. Turgot, Lettre Sur le Papier-Monnaie.
With more to come.
Any one is free to copy and post these files, but please
give me credit for creating them. (Exception for those created by
Paulette Taieb, who should get credit as well.)
Rod Hay.