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Edinburgh:: Adam and Charles Black; London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1849., 1849. 8vo. xxiv, 646, 23, [1] pp. Publisher's ads (rear). Original blind-embossed mauve cloth, gilt-stamped spine title, by John Gray, Edinburgh [his binder's sticker at rear]; spine faded, corners showing, rear hinge mended with kozo – additionally reinforcing inner joints. Ownership signatures of two persons (one unreadable; other name is excised, leaving a hole in the front fly leaf. Ex-library rubber stamps title verso & recto; perforated. Good (internally fine). Goldsmiths' 36180.

London: Printed For William Tait, Edinburgh, Longman, Rees, Orme.London. 1830., 1830. 8vo. pp. xii, 563. complete with half-title. contemporary half calf (short split in lower front joint, institutional rubberstamps on verso of title & rear free-endpaper). Second Edition, Revised & Enlarged. McCulloch's work expounding the principles of Smith and Ricardo was "one of the most widely used manuals prior to the publication of John Stuart Mill's Principles." (Gustav Peck, Encyclopaedia of Social Sciences) Goldsmiths' 26097. Kress C.2574. cfEinaudi 3567..

London, printed For William Tait, Edinburgh; Longman, Rees, Orme, London, 1830.. SECOND EDTION 1830 Revised & Enlarged. SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY WITH SIGNED LETTER. PRESENTATION COPY TO WALTER COULSON FROM HIS FRIEND THE AUTHOR, WITH A TIPPED-IN ONE PAGE INK LETTER TO COULSON SIGNED BY McCULLOCH. 8vo, approximately 230 x 140 mm, 9 x 5½ inches, pages: xii, [1], 2-563 including half-title and index, new plain grey cloth spine with no title, old marbled boards, edges untrimmed. Spine replaced by an amateur, inner paper hinges strengthened with the same cloth as the spine, letter tipped onto reverse of half-title, presentation signature on first free endpaper, free endpapers have tip of lower corner repaired, 1 leaf has some unsightly spotting, all text legible, occasional small brown spot to margins, otherwise a clean copy in a poor binding. See Catalogue of the Goldsmiths' Library of Economic Literature Volume 2, page 342 No. 26097. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE, FURTHER IMAGES ON… Leer más

London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green; William Tait, Edinburgh, and W. Curry and Co., Dublin,, 1830. Second edition, corrected and enlarged, first published in 1825. This was the author's first major work, expanded from his contribution to the 1824 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, "the first substantive text on political economy to appear in the encyclopaedia" (ODNB). David Ricardo, with whom McCulloch corresponded since he started taking an interest in political economy as a young man, described that article as a "valuable historical sketch" and "so clear an exposition of all the important principles of the science that you have left nothing for me to wish for" (Works, Vol. 9, p. 275). The Principles of Political Economy enjoyed a wave of popularity soon after publication and went through several editions over the next few decades. Octavo. Uncut in original boards, rebacked to style preserving original label. Neat contemporary signature of "I. W. Buller" to front pastedown. Very… Leer más

Edinburgh: for William and Charles Tait, and Longman & Co, London,, 1825. First edition of the author's first major work, expanded from his contribution to the 1824 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, "the first substantive text on political economy to appear in the encyclopaedia" (ODNB). David Ricardo, with whom McCulloch corresponded since he started taking an interest in political economy as a young man, described that article as a "valuable historical sketch" and "clear exposition of all the important principles of the science that you have left nothing for me to wish for" (Works, Vol. 9, p. 275). The Principles of Economy enjoyed a wave of popularity soon after publication and went through five editions but was supplanted in the late 1840s by John Stuart Mill's work of the same title. McCulloch's discussion on profit and interest with regards to ageing a cask of wine is still used today to illustrate the labour theory of value. Octavo (217 x 132 mm). Contemporary calf by Carss of Glasgow… Leer más

Edinburgh: for William and Charles Tait, and Longman & Co, London,, 1825. The standard economic textbook for two decades First edition of the author's first major work, expanded from his contribution to the 1824 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, "the first substantive text on political economy to appear in the encyclopaedia" (ODNB). David Ricardo, with whom McCulloch corresponded since he started taking an interest in political economy as a young man, described that article as a "valuable historical sketch" and "clear exposition of all the important principles of the science that you have left nothing for me to wish for" (Works, Vol. 9, p. 275). The Principles of Economy enjoyed a wave of popularity soon after publication and went through five editions but was supplanted in the late 1840s by John Stuart Mill's work of the same title. McCulloch's discussion on profit and interest with regards to ageing a cask of wine is still used today to illustrate the labour theory of value. Octavo. Original… Leer más