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Identity code JNKeynes 1/166

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.3.1891 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Difficult to know how to react to favourable signed review. He would not write merely to thank author, would try to find peg to hang thanks on. Remembers he had long pleasant correspondence with [Thomas Edward] Cliffe Leslie, after not very favourable review of 'Economics of Industry', but thinks that was on Leslie's initiative. Sees no objection to others expressing thanks for good review. Summary Historical Board today decided not to change date of History Tripos. Summary Postscript: Congratulates Keynes on reviews. Free field Person Name Leslie, Thomas Edward Cliffe Subject keywords History Tripos Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy Subject keywords Marshall - Economics of Industry

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 345

Identity code JNKeynes 1/167

Previous number Keynes 1(101)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 18.3.1891 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes's views on calling a meeting of Moral Science Board to discuss proposal on recommended book lists for Special Examination in Political Economy. Summary "I think Sidgwick, Foxwell and we two ought to be agreed minutely on the main principle before we have a Board meeting for it." Summary Ask Keynes, as favour, to look at Book V [of 'Principles of Economics'] as revised for Second Edition, given that he has now incorporated into it what used to be Book VI, which disturbs some of the chapters and "makes a great hash of the details." Summary Congratulates Keynes on his "succession to Browne's place," although never felt sure "that the work was the right thing for you; but I was always certain that you were the right man for the work." Free field Annotated in blue pencil on first page, in unidentified hand, "M Sc Board". Keynes succeeded George Forrest Browne as Secretary for Cambridge Local Examinations on 14 Mar 1891. Person Name Sidgwick, Henry & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Browne, George Forrest Subject keywords JNKeynes - career Subject keywords JNKeynes - as examiner Subject keywords JNKeynes - as adviser on Marshall's Principles Subject keywords Marshall - Principles, 2nd ed. Subject keywords Marshall - on economics reading lists Subject keywords Moral Science Board

Physical descript Summary 2 sheets; 8 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 347 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.668

Identity code JNKeynes 1/168

Previous number Keynes 1(103)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.5.1891 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary "As to the degree [of Doctor of Science for which Keynes has applied] I will at present only say I think you have done quite right." Summary Discusses probable date for next meeting of "the Commission" [Royal Commission on Labour]. Free field This replies to Keynes's letter of 3 May l891 [Marshall 1/69]. Person Name Subject keywords Commissions, Royal - Labour Commission 1891-94 Subject keywords JNKeynes - doctorate

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Publication record Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 362, note 1

Identity code JNKeynes 1/169

Previous number Keynes 1(99)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 6.1891 (attributed) Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes for his reaction to text of Preface to Second Edition [of 'Principles of Economics']. Supposes it should go before Preface to First Edition which is unchanged except for minor drafting and "as regards the note on marginal which I have altered so as to make amends to Wieser." Summary Congratulates Keynes on his D.Sc. and commiserates on his illness. Free field Annotated in pencil on first page, in unidentified hand, "1891". See Marshall 1/69 re Keynes's degree. Person Name Wieser, Friedrich von Subject keywords JNKeynes - doctorate Subject keywords JNKeynes - as adviser on Marshall's Principles Subject keywords Marshall - Principles, 2nd ed.

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 4 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 370

Identity code JNKeynes 1/170/1

Previous number Keynes 2(102)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.4.1891 (attributed) Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Sends Keynes letter from [James] Bonar [not attached] and copy of that part of reply relating to Indian Civil Service [see JNKeynes l/170/2]. Is getting into "a great state of pressure, and can't see my way to any holiday" so wants to get out of ICS business. Doesn't mind writing or going shares in writing circular letter to collect opinions which could be forwarded to Bonar but doesn't want to collect opinions "retail". Summary "[Adolph] Wagner's article is pleasant about me and he goes out of his way more than once to speak heartily in your praise." Augurs success for Keynes's book. Summary Postscript: Thanks him for note on Chapter X. Free field Dated from John K. Whitaker's edition of Marshall's correspondence. Keynes's diary entry for 14 April refers to the ICS syllabus. Person Name Wagner, Adolph Heinrich Gotthelf & Bonar, James Subject keywords Indian Civil Service - examination subjects Subject keywords Marshall - on training of economists Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy Subject keywords Marshall - Principles

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 4 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 358

Identity code JNKeynes 1/170/2

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.1891 (attributed) Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Copy letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Copy of part letter from Alfred Marshall to Bonar enclosed with JNKeynes 1/170/1 [Original letter is Bonar 2/8]. Copy in Mary Paley Marshall's hand.] Summary Criticizes weight placed by Civil Service Commissioners on economic history in proposed principal examination subjects [for ICS]. Has passed [James] Bonar's letter to Keynes who is collecting some views on subject. "I think knowledge of facts on the one side and power of analysis and reasoning on the other should be of about equal rank. But of the knowledge required two thirds should I think relate to existing conditions and only one third to those of past times." Free field Person Name Bonar, James & Marshall, Mary Paley Subject keywords Indian Civil Service - examination subjects Subject keywords Marshall - on training of economists

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Publication record Type Reference Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 359, note 1

Identity code JNKeynes 1/171

Previous number Keynes 1(104)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.1.1892 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to look at proofs of chapter on Trade Unions for "the new Economics of Industry. It is to be tacked on at the end of the abridgement of Vol I of 'Principles'." Sends two-thirds by this post, rest later. Is sending copies to [John] Burnett and [Thomas Scott] Cree "the newly adopted champion of the enemies of Unions; and asking for suggestions." Summary "My brain is still watery, and I am afraid I shall always be ashamed of this Chapter. But the book is out of print, and there is no good in waiting. I have so many other things to do." Free field Person Name Burnett, John & Cree, Thomas Scott Subject keywords Marshall - Elements of Economics of Industry Subject keywords Marshall - on trade unions Subject keywords JNKeynes - as adviser on Marshall's Elements of Economics of Industry

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 397 Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, J.K., ed., 'The Early Economic Writings of Alfred Marshall 1867-1890', 2 vols, (London, 1975), vol. 1, p. 82, note 54 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.426, 427

Identity code JNKeynes 1/172

Previous number Keynes 1(48)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 2.1892 (attributed) Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has just seen Keynes's note on the last paragraph of "slip 183" [presumably an amendment to the text of 'Elements of The Economics of Industry']. "The passage is almost verbatim from the old Economics of Industry p. 201". [which discusses the influence of trade unions on wages] "But I can't defend it. Will you pass it as it now stands?" Mentions criticisms of proofs by Burnett and Cree. Free field Ends: "Yours most thankfully, A.M." Person Name Burnett, John & Cree, Thomas Scott Subject keywords Marshall - Elements of Economics of Industry Subject keywords Marshall - Economics of Industry Subject keywords Marshall - on trade unions Subject keywords JNKeynes - as adviser on Marshall's Elements of Economics of Industry

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 2 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 398

Identity code JNKeynes 1/173

Previous number Keynes 1(106)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.10.1892 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Refers to need to reschedule some of his lectures because of intermittent visits to London connected with work on Commission [on Labour]. Summary Discusses [William] Cunningham's letter about him in Pall Mall Gazette and Academy, continuing debate between them [in 'Economic Journal'] on economic history. Had thought of writing to [Economic] 'Journal' but "I find that Edgeworth had told Cunningham that the controversy must end with his attack and my reply. So I must rest patient under the imputation of "not being aware" of facts that are so well known that it is not necessary to state them: and shall not even suggest that Cunningham has read his history almost as hastily as he has Ricardo and my poor little self." Free field Cunningham, William, "The Perversion of Economic History", 'Economic Journal' Vol. 2, 1892, pp. 491-506 and Marshall, Alfred, "A Reply", 'Economic Journal' Vol. 2, l892, pp. 507-519. Person Name Cunningham, William & Ricardo, David Subject keywords Marshall - on Cunningham Subject keywords Marshall - on training of economists Subject keywords Cunningham - on Marshall's use of economic history

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 421 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 471, 669

Identity code JNKeynes 1/174

Previous number Keynes 1(105)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.8.1894 Place [Austria] Vorarlberg, Stuben

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for sending him a document [unidentified]. Asks him to convey advice on discipline to a governess previously part of Keynes household and about to join household of Marshall's sister and her husband [Mabel and Erneste Guillebaud], where Marshall's father also lives. "My Father.. does not know how hard his extremely severe discipline would have made life to all of us children, if it had not been for the constant gentleness of my Mother." Free field The last number of the year is unclear. Peter Groenewegen attributes this letter to 1892, whilst listing Stuben as the Marshall's Summer destination for 1894 (Mary Marshall's list). Whitaker is certain of 1894. Person Name Guillebaud, Erneste & Guillebaud, Mabel Marshall & Marshall, William Subject keywords Marshall - on his parents Subject keywords Marshall - on his father as a harsh disciplinarian

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 4 pp. text Condition Torn from larger sheet as evidenced by rough bottom edge of paper.

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 453 Type Excerpts Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 23, 685

Identity code JNKeynes 1/175

Previous number Keynes 1(107)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.6.1894 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Complains about use of objectionable phrase "empirical study" in last report of Committee of British Association [for Advancement of Science]. Contrasts quality of work on economic history done by English students (better) versus German (weaker because not taught to use inductive method in scientific way). Offers to write making these points more formally, but would prefer not to. Free field Person Name Subject keywords British Association for Advancement of Science Subject keywords Ec history, training in - English/German students compared

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 451 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.471

Identity code JNKeynes 1/176

Previous number Keynes 1(108)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 2.11.1895 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Unable to find his original text of 3 resolutions, has attempted to reproduce them but with only partial success. Summary Discusses quality of recent students he has taught. Comments on industry of Newnham students. "Sanger is the only student (man or woman) who has taken up economics for Part II and was really worth teaching. But one Sanger, or even one Bowley, is a good recompense for 5 years work; and I am content." Summary Wanted [Alfred William] Flux to supplement [John McTaggart Ellis] McTaggart as lecturer, consented unwillingly to [John] Venn instead. "Venn and McTaggart are good second fiddles in Economics: but not good first fiddles." Free field Person Name Sanger, Charles Perry & Bowley, Arthur Lyon & Flux, Alfred William & McTaggart, John McTaggart Ellis & Venn, John Subject keywords Economics students - quality of Subject keywords Newnham students - industriousness of

Physical descript Summary 4 sheets; 4 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 471 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.537

Identity code JNKeynes 1/177

Previous number Keynes 1(109)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 5.12.1895 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks if Keynes has seen [Wilhelm] Hasbach's exceptionally favourable review of Keynes's book 'Scope and Method of Political Economy'. Free field Person Name Hasbach, Wilhelm Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy

Physical descript Summary White card, 121 mm x 75 mm Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 481

Identity code JNKeynes 1/178

Previous number Keynes 1(110)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.4.1896 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has complete set of 'Economist' since l846, would like Keynes to give him his copies of 'Statist' for years 1879-1885 to complete his own series and not to discard the rest until question of seminars is further discussed. Is concerned about difficulty of providing books for students. "I don't believe it will be possible to do for Americans and others what Continental experience will lead them to expect without a Seminar room and a special library well endowed for each important branch of Study." Summary Relates account given by [Lujo] Brentano about punitive action taken by Bavarian agrarian party to cut his book allowance for seminars because he didn't toe their political line. "Brentano says he has 400 pupils, more than half of whom come from north Germany. He is obviously a great success, and also, between ourselves, a great Jabberwock." Free field Person Name Brentano, Lujo Subject keywords Economist, The Subject keywords Statist, The Subject keywords Economics library - need for Subject keywords Seminar room - need for

Physical descript Summary 3 sheets; 3 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 502 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 244, 537, 685

Identity code JNKeynes 1/179

Previous number Keynes 1(62)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.1900 (attributed) Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Objects to Keynes having altered order of names of lecturers [in lecture list for Moral Science faculty] without having consulted the Board. [James] Ward's lectures had been put above Marshall's. Free field Dated from John K. Whitaker's edition of Marshall's correspondence. See also JNKeynes 1/190. Person Name Ward, James Subject keywords Marshall - on lecture lists

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Publication record Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 622, note 3

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Previous number Keynes 1(111)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 16.8.1897 Place [Switzerland] Hinterrhein

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary In connection with election to post [junior lectureship] at Sheffield, discusses defects of new Moral Sciences Tripos as training for economists. "Jenkyn Jones is a candidate for Sheffield, I think. He is an able man, tho' slow: but of course he knows economics only as a branch of philosophy; i.e. he knows nothing about it." Summary Refers to his wife's health (improving slowly after illness). Free field Person Name Jenkyn Jones, William Subject keywords Marshall - on Moral Science Tripos Subject keywords Marshall - on training of economists Subject keywords Marshall, Mary Paley - health

Physical descript Summary 3 sheets; 3 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 531

Identity code JNKeynes 1/181

Previous number Keynes 1(102)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.8.1897 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Startled by news about [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell. Would like his library to stay in England, but even more that he should remain in Cambridge where he is badly needed, as a teacher who can keep abreast of modern work and movements. He and Foxwell "have arranged a most elaborate scheme for M.Sc. Part II". Summary Describes deficiencies of Moral Science Tripos and his wish to expand work on economics. Summary "The success of the Econ[omic] and pol[itical] school in London will strengthen the demand in Cambridge for a bona fide economics school, under a Board which shall regard it as a study worth having in itself, and not as an "inferior" study; as the framers of this deadly scheme openly avowed that they regarded it." Summary Describes his distress at having signed Report of Moral Sciences Board [containing proposals for revision of the Tripos] against his better judgment. "It was difficult to know what to do. For Sidgwick was already incensed against me re [word underlined] women: and I dreaded to intensify and perpetuate that conflict. It was cowardly: and I am deeply ashamed, and sorry. It was one of those errors that eat into a mans life. With the exception of my going to Bristol & undertaking work for which I had not physical strength enough in combination with my own studies, it is to me the most grievous deed I have ever done." Free field The year on this letter has previously been misread as 1891. See Foxwell 1/61/1 for Marshall's letter of 7 Sep 1897 to him pleading not to sell his books, and earlier letters to Foxwell re Tripos reform. Earliest known use of this style of headed paper by Marshall is Nov 1895, and his writing in 1897 is much smaller than previously. Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords Foxwell - as book collector Subject keywords Marshall - on Moral Science Tripos Subject keywords London School of Economics Subject keywords Marshall - disagreements with Sidgwick about women students

Physical descript Summary 3 sheets; 3 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 532 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p. 237, 497, 502, 669, 676

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Previous number Keynes 1(112)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.9.1897 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Informs Keynes of changes in timing and content of his lectures for forthcoming year, sends amendments to insert in lecture list. Summary "On Saturday I am to take Mary for a "last final" freshening up before her lectures begin. We propose to cycle every morning and lounge on Lowestoft pier every afternoon for four or five days." Free field Person Name Marshall, Mary Paley Subject keywords Marshall - holidays Subject keywords Marshall - lecture schedules Subject keywords Marshall, Mary Paley - as lecturer

Physical descript Summary 5 sheets; 5 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 537 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 249, 296, 428, 669, 693 note

Identity code JNKeynes 1/183

Previous number Keynes 1(113)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 11.10.1897 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Probably unable to attend meeting next Saturday [on selection of examiners for Moral Sciences Tripos] but his presence not essential. Discusses various candidates, favours L.L. Price as fifth examiner. Free field Person Name Price, Langford Lovell F.R. Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - selection of examiners

Physical descript Summary 2 sheets; 2 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 539

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Previous number Keynes 1(114)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 17.10.1897 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary "Poor Lloyd had been working at economic history, and found a fragment of consolation for his bad place in the absence of historical questions to suit him (you know he was elected at Sheffield....I gave him a testimonial half-hearted as regards ability: but whole hearted as regards character: and I lectured him for an hour as to the necessity of working in the future more steadily than in the last year.") Summary Continues discussion on how much emphasis to place on economic history in setting questions [for Moral Science Tripos], amplifies his reasons for recommending [Langford Lovell F.R.] Price as an examiner [see JNKeynes 1/183]. Summary Asks Keynes's advice on moving 3 chapters of Book I [of 'Principles of Economics'] which touch on history into an appendix. Free field Person Name Lloyd, Godfrey Isaac Howard & Price, Langford Lovell F.R. Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - role of economic history in Subject keywords JNKeynes - as adviser on Marshall's Principles

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 541 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.431

Identity code JNKeynes 1/185

Previous number Keynes 1(115)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 23.2.1899 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Is unhappy about having signed some Moral Science Report, altered back to its original form. The [Moral Science] Board's most urgent need is for a young lecturer on economics, who "has time and strength to do drill work for men of mediocre ability. I cannot do that without neglecting other work that is more important; and it is not done." Free field Person Name Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - revision of Subject keywords Economics lecturships - need for junior lecturer

Physical descript Summary 5 sheets; 5 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 582

Identity code JNKeynes 1/186

Previous number Keynes 1(116)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.3.1900 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary At recent Moral Science Board meeting he urged Board to try to get another lecturer in addition to [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell. Has since learned that his own fellowship at St John's has been increased to £200, so he may be able to do something "on my own hook." Feels [Arthur Cecil] Pigou would be ideal, but hardly ripe for lecturing in l900/1. Thinks of asking [Arthur L.] Bowley to give course of about 10 lectures on statistics and statistical method. "But as the loose cash has been jingling in my pocket for less than 24 hours, I am not ready to "say something and stick to it."" Free field Annotated "Confidential" underlined, in upper left corner of first page. Free field See reference to Bowley in JNKeynes 1/191. Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Pigou, Arthur Cecil and Bowley, Arthur Lyon Subject keywords Moral Science Board - need for junior economics lecturer Subject keywords Marshall - St John's College fellowship Subject keywords Marshall - on Pigou Subject keywords Bowley - possible lecturer on statistics Subject keywords Marshall - as potential financier of lectureship

Physical descript Summary 4 sheets; 4 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 605

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 28.3.1900 Place Cornwall, Marazion, Parc-an-Pons

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Annoyed with [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell for a mistimed remark which may delay some development favoured by Marshall. Summary Discusses two New Zealand politicians and gives Keynes suggestions on where to obtain other information about New Zealand. Says the McTaggarts are the experts. Summary Is in Cornwall to get rid of his four-month cold. Free field Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & McTaggart, John McTaggart Ellis & McTaggert, Mrs Subject keywords Marshall - on Foxwell Subject keywords Marshall - on New Zealand Subject keywords Marshall - health

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 607

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.9.1900 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Mourns death of colleague on Moral Sciences Board [Henry Sidgwick]. "Ever since I knew he was really ill, I have thought ceaselessly of the old days l867-1877, when he was more to me than all the rest of the University." Free field Person Name Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords Marshall - on Sidgwick

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 618. Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, J.K., ed., 'The Early Economic Writings of Alfred Marshall 1867-1890', 2 vols, (London, 1975), vol. 1, p. 13, note 26. Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.666

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 22.9.1900 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses chairmanship of Moral Sciences Board in light of [Henry] Sidgwick's death. Would have preferred Keynes or [William Ritchie] Sorley but feels obliged to support [James] Ward. "As to myself, I could not possibly be chairman. That would be a great evil for the Board and myself." Summary Given that those interested in economics and politics will be pushing for a separate Tripos, it would be unfitting in next three years to propose material changes in the place of economics in the Moral Science Tripos. Free field Person Name Sidgwick, Henry & Sorley, William Ritchie & Ward, James Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - revision of Subject keywords Moral Science Board Subject keywords Economics Tripos

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 619 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 540, 685, 670

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.9.1900 Place Cambridge, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Urges that lectures be listed in chronological order of foundation of chairs held by those lecturing. Moral Sciences Board's list is inconsistent with practice of other Boards. Free field See also JNKeynes 1/179 Person Name Subject keywords Marshall - lecture lists

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 622 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.670, first note

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 6.10.1900 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses difficulties of altering schedule of [Arthur Lyon] Bowley's lectures so as not to clash with [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell's, asks him to pass letter on to Foxwell who may wish to contact Bowley directly. Free field Person Name Bowley, Arthur Lyon & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton Subject keywords Marshall - lecture schedules

Physical descript Summary 3 sheets; 3 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 623

Identity code JNKeynes 1/192

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 5.11.1900 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary "Prof. Rene Worms is [word underlined] the Institute, so far as I can ascertain. That is it seems to exist mainly for his pleasure. I am an original member, and was a vice-president in l899 (or 8, I forget which)...There is no subscription; and, I confess it in confidence and with a shamed face, I have only once bought the annals." Will hand them over to Keynes. Free field Institute referred to is the Institut international de sociologie de Paris. Person Name Worms, Rene, Professor Subject keywords Marshall - as former vice-president of Institut international de sociologie de Paris

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Publication record Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 768, note 5

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.1.1901 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Is worried about [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell's finances. Asks Keynes's advice on appealing to Moral Sciences Board to establish Readership for him. Since he [Marshall] is contributing £100 a year to cost of lecturer to "high-class beginners" and financing Adam Smith Prize and "other sundries", cannot afford to get up a private subscription to provide post for Foxwell at Cambridge. Matter is not urgent but requires thought. Free field Annotated "Confidential" underlined, in upper left corner of first page. Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton Subject keywords Marshall - anxiety about Foxwell Subject keywords Foxwell - career

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 625 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 618, 676

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21.5.1901 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses in detail problems of scheduling [Arthur Cecil] Pigou's lectures to minimise clashing with others. Summary "It is generally agreed that the movement for the development of modern economics and politics should be hung up for a time: and that some papers on the subject should be circulated, in the first instance confidentially, about a year hence. I am very pleased with this result. We shall thus look at the whole question broadly, and without hurry." Free field Person Name Pigou, Arthur Cecil Subject keywords Pigou - lecture schedules Subject keywords Modern economics and politics - development of Subject keywords Economics Tripos - campaign for

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 647

Identity code JNKeynes 1/195

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 22.5.1901 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Continues discussion of [Arthur Cecil] Pigou's lecture hours, and bemoans [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell's uncooperative behaviour. "Time does not diminish my feeling of soreness." Free field Person Name Pigou, Arthur Cecil & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton Subject keywords Pigou - lecture schedules Subject keywords Marshall - criticism of Foxwell

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 648 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.677, note

Identity code JNKeynes 1/196

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.1.1902 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Pleads with Keynes to accept his reasoning in wishing to downplay Logic in training of economists. Repeats view that irrelevance of much of Moral Sciences Tripos explains why in 16 years he has had hardly any first class students at Cambridge. "I have had many pupils whom I have cared for: but only a few whom I have loved. Among those - of the male gender - you and Pigou have a special charm for me" and it grieves him to be in disagreement. "If pushed, I must do all in my power to liberate economics from its shackles. But if, without weakening much [word underlined] the force of my position, I can omit anything which you dislike, or add anything you like, I will most gladly do it." Summary "...Put yourself in my position. I am an old man. For many reasons I could wish I were out of harness now. I have no time to wait. Economics is drifting under the control of people like Sidney Webb and Arthur Chamberlain. And all the while, through causes for which no one is - in the main - responsible, the curriculum to which I am officially attached has not provided me with one single high class man devoting himself to economics during the sixteen years of my Professorship." [All words after "responsible" underlined, the 2 words "one single" underlined twice.] Free field JNKeynes 1/214 and Marshall 1/325 are typed copies of parts of this letter and of JNKeynes 1/150 and 1/151. Person Name Pigou, Arthur Cecil & Webb, Sidney & Chamberlain, Arthur Neville Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - shortcomings for training of economists Subject keywords Logic - irrelevance to training of economists Subject keywords Marshall - on quality of his students Subject keywords Marshall - affection for JNKeynes and Pigou

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 675 Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, J.K., ed., 'The Early Economic Writings of Alfred Marshall 1867-1890', 2 vols (London, 1975), vol. 1, p. 33 Type Excerpt Reference Guillebaud, C.W., ed., 'Alfred Marshall Principles of Economics', ninth (variorum) edition, 2 vols, (London, 1961), vol. 2, p. 151 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 296, 322, 544 second note, p. 550 note

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 6.2.1902 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Continues debate with Keynes on proper training for economists. "..my main reason for thinking that the association of economics with Mental [sic] Science has been so disastrous is that in my opinion it is essential that students should acquire an intensive knowledge of facts, i.e. big facts [4 words underlined], in order that they may understand how a sense of proportion is, after sound reasoning, the most important equipment of an economist." Summary Suggests postponing discussion of paper on history of economic theory. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - shortcomings for training of economists Subject keywords Economics students - training of

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 676 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.473

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 11.2.1902 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes is only correspondent who has found much fault with his scheme [for Economics Tripos]. Oxford, Owens [later Manchester University] and others moving to set up schools of economics. Summary If phrase "Mental Science" is objectionable, he will use longer phrase. However, thinks it undeniable that Part I [of Moral Sciences Tripos] is impregnated with metaphysics. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Economics Tripos - JNKeynes critical of Marshall's scheme Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - Part I full of metaphysics

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 680

Identity code JNKeynes 1/199

Previous number Keynes 1(128)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.3.1902 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary "Of course you can't sign the Memorial to the Council. But you may like to see the last draft." Explains a late amendment. Has sent petition with plea to 20 or more non-residents; almost all have replied, and all replies positive. Is confident that something considerable will be done. Free field The Memorial, eventually submitted on 26 April l902, asked the Council to set up a Syndicate to inquire into best means of enlarging opportunities for study in Cambridge of Economics and associated branches of political science. Person Name Subject keywords Economics Tripos - campaign for

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 690

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Previous number Keynes 1(129)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 5.4.1902 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Sends Keynes advance confidential copies [presumably of proposals for Economics Tripos] to be issued on 15 April. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Economics Tripos - campaign for

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.5.1902 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Delighted by thunderstorm, because it explains why he couldn't explain himself to some of his fellow syndics [on Moral Science Board] or sleep last night. Next meeting may go better without extra electricity in the air. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Economics Tripos - campaign for

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 722, note 1

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 15.6.1903 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes's comments on notice about non-technical course on international trade [not attached], for publication in 'Reporter' just before next full term. Feels trepidation in light of "growing heat of the Preferential Tariff discussion.." Intends to adhere to lines of his 1890 address to British Association [for the Advancement of Science]. Summary Thinks of rewriting his 'Plea [for the Creation of a Curriculum in Economics and Associated Branches of Political Science'] as description of Tripos: partly as advertisement and partly to save writing long letters. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Economics Tripos - campaign for Subject keywords Marshall - Plea for the Creation... Subject keywords International trade Subject keywords Tariffs - preferential

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 750

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.10.1903 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses tactics for forthcoming discussion at Moral Sciences Board of motion put forward by [John McTaggart Ellis] McTaggart [apparently about whether Political Economy to be excluded from Moral Sciences Tripos given establishment of separate Economics Tripos]. Important [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell be present. Marshall's wishes are against McTaggart and pro Keynes' amendment. Summary Likely to be adjourned meeting of Economics Board in late October, suggests main resolution discussed 4th November. Suggests Keynes draw up amendment perhaps in consultation with Foxwell and/or [William Ritchie] Sorley. Marshall expects to vote for any resolution on which all 3 agree. Summary Postscript: refers to his objections to [?Joseph] Chamberlain's fallacies. Free field Person Name McTaggart, John McTaggart Ellis & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Sorley, William Ritchie & Chamberlain, Joseph Subject keywords Economics Tripos Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - revision of Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - exclusion of Economics from

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 778 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p. 547

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 17.10.1903 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to apologise to Moral Sciences Board for not having attended previous meeting. Had interpreted agenda as meaning nothing involving his concerns would come up. Summary Concerning Memorial to Civil Service Commission, suggests reference to "Logic, Psychology, Ethics and Philosophy" which avoids official pronouncement on whether Political Economy is a Moral Sciences Subject. Suggests amending other parts of first paragraph. Summary Postscript: Draws Keynes's attention to first leader of current 'Economist' which sides with Marshall's views of [?Joseph] Chamberlain's ideals. Free field Although it seems likely that the Chamberlain referred to is Joseph, it might be his son Joseph Austen, recently created Chancellor of the Exchequer. Person Name Chamberlain, Joseph & Chamberlain, Joseph Austen Subject keywords Moral Science Tripos - revision of Subject keywords Civil Service Commission

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Publication record Type Excerpt Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 778, note 2 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.547, 548 note

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.8.1904 Place [Norfolk] Upper Sheringham, Church Farm

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Favours possible award of honorary degree to [Robert] Giffen or [Francis Ysidro] Edgeworth. Discusses which German economists had been or might be invited to attend [?address] next meeting of British Association [for Advancement of Science], reviews their relative merits. Aside from [Gustav] Schmoller and [Adolph Heinrich Gotthelf] Wagner, considers [Wilhelm] Lexis is ablest and strongest German economist, "indeed as an all round man, I think he stands first in the world." Free field Person Name Giffen, Robert & Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro & Schmoller, Gustav & Wagner, Adolph Heinrich Gotthelf & Lexis, Wilhelm Subject keywords British Association for Advancement of Science Subject keywords German economists - relative merits of living Subject keywords Cambridge honorary degrees - possible recipients

Physical descript Summary 2 sheets; 5 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 801

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 27.9.1908 Place Cambridge, 6 Madingley Road

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Cannot keep up with all literature he gets, has concluded 'Statist' no longer trustworthy, asks Keynes to discontinue sending his copy on to Marshall. Assesses other periodicals. Will continue to pass his copy of Economist to Keynes "with the understanding that it goes to Maynard on its way back". Summary Thought Maynard [Keynes]'s note in the 'Economic Journal' "a good thing well done." [Note on "Rents, Prices and Wages" in 'Economic Journal,' Vol, 18, No. 71, September l908.] Free field Person Name Keynes, John Maynard Subject keywords Marshall - on merits of economic periodicals Subject keywords Marshall - on John Maynard Keynes

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 918

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Previous number Keynes 1(140)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 6.12.1908=12.12.1908 (dates attributed) Place Cambridge, 6 Madingley Road

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Most obliged to him for his helpful advice [apparently on a draft letter from Marshall to [Henry] Higgs]. Describes his difficulties in trying to convey tactfully to Higgs his unwillingness to support [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell's candidature for Professorship of Political Economy. Agrees to omit a postscript and attaches revised draft of two pages in Mary Marshall's hand. Free field Dated from John K. Whitaker's edition of Marshall's correspondence. Person Name Higgs, Henry & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Marshall, Mary Paley Subject keywords Marshall - on Foxwell as candidate for Cambridge professorship

Physical descript Summary 3 sheets; 6 pps. text Condition Punched holes in upper left corners of ff. 2 and 3.

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 932 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), pp. 626 third note, 678

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University, in retirement Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 5.12.1908 Place Cambridge, 6 Madingley Road

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to read draft letter [not attached], for general comment and to ensure that Keynes's views correctly reflected. Summary "Of course I cannot ask you to endorse the main body of the letter, partly because you are not as free to eulogize the young men as I am. Summary "The difficulty about the Cambridge Association appeal struck me in the night. It gave me the worst night I have had for years. If [Henry] Higgs and Co. clutch the money, or any considerable part of it, which we might have got, and direct it from low pay for high energy to high pay for low energy, we may be wrecked. If we can keep our present team together, I believe that we shall have ere long the finest school in the world." Summary Corrects origin of some repeated gossip, and mentions that his portrait by [William] Rothenstein is going to be exhibited in London. Free field Person Name Higgs, Henry & Rothenstein, William Subject keywords Economics lectureships - financing of Subject keywords Marshall - on financing personal chair for Foxwell Subject keywords Marshall - on Foxwell Subject keywords Cambridge Association Subject keywords Foxwell - proposed personal professorship

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Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 931 Type Excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.678

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University, in retirement Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 13.12.1908 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Ennumerates further correspondence with [Henry] Higgs: (1) Marshall's letter of 9th [December] resuming his earlier letter [possibly that one referred to in Marshall 1/138] but without personal references, with intimation that it may be shown to anyone; (2) letter 2 days later saying that after consideration he urges Higgs to write to [John Neville] Keynes because [quoting himself] "Keynes has perhaps a higher opinion of the importance of Foxwell's speciality to Cambridge than I have: he has not commited himself, as I have for the last forty years, to the opinion that Professors ought as a rule to resign at the age of sixty: partly for that reason, he does not rate as highly as I do the evils which might arise from the precedent that would be set by providing a temporary Professorship on the understanding that Foxwell should be elected to it." ; (3) some letters marked "private" in which he explains his reservations about [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell's judgement on economic matters and his behaviour about election [to chair vacated by Marshall]. Summary "Holding the opinions which you do, I think you would be right to promote Higgs' scheme, provided it is so worked as not to undercut the expected appeal by the Cambridge Association on behalf of the Economics school. But at most I can be "benevolently" neutral. And if, as is possible, the question is raised whether a second Professorship - should there be one - should go to Clapham or Foxwell, I must [word underlined] speak for Clapham." Gives reasons for supporting Clapham. Summary Leaves matter to Keynes, but thought Keynes should know where Marshall stands. Free field Person Name Higgs, Henry & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Clapham, John Harold Subject keywords Marshall - on Foxwell Subject keywords Marshall - on financing personal chair for Foxwell Subject keywords Cambridge Association Subject keywords Economics lectureships - financing of Subject keywords Foxwell - proposed personal professorship

Physical descript Summary 6 sheets; 6 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 933 Type Reference, excerpt Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p. 626 third note, 678

Identity code JNKeynes 1/210

Previous number Keynes 1(138)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University, in retirement Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Cambridge University Registrary and Honorary Fellow, Pembroke College Date 28.4.1911 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Letter Language English

Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Congratulates Keynes on his election to honorary fellowship at Pembroke. Summary Postscript: "Among your many honours there is perhaps none greater than that of being the father of J.M.Keynes: and from what I learn, mainly at second hand, Miss Keynes is as glorious in her way as he in his." Free field Person Name Keynes, John Maynard & Keynes, Margaret Subject keywords JNKeynes - career Subject keywords Marshall - on John Maynard Keynes

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 1 p. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 1001

Identity code JNKeynes 1/211

Previous number Keynes 1(139)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University, in retirement Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Cambridge University Registrary and Honorary Fellow of Pembroke College Date 30.1.1912 Place Cambridge, 6 Madingley Road

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Very pleased that [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell is rejoining the Economics Board. Was grieved when he left, his return will be "a great source of strength". "I do not venture to write to tell him this: but, if you should think it expedient at any time to let him know how glad I am about it, I shall be much obliged by your doing so." Free field Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton Subject keywords

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 2 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 1009 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.627 second note

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 26.10.1888 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Possibly deposited by C.W.Guillebaud

Content Summary Verbatim copy of JNKeynes 1/134 Free field Last sentence of letter as typed reads: "But the curves don't affect the argument". This is misreading of original "But the errors don't affect the argument." Main text of letter as typed is followed by postscript, crossed out in ink, which does not appear in original. Free field Apparently typed as part of preparation of C.W.Guillebaud's Variorum Edition of Marshall's 'Principles of Economics', in which first paragraph is quoted in vol.II, p. 364 and remainder, omitting last paragraph, in vol. II, p. 400. Person Name Subject keywords

Physical descript Summary 2 sheet; 2 pp. typescript, mimeographed. Inked corrections, in Guillebaud's hand, on second page. Condition Holes in upper left corner of sheets, from staples removed. Worn particularly at creases.

Publication record Type Partial transcript Reference C.W. Guillebaud, ed., 'Marshall's Principles of Economics, Ninth (Variorum) Edition', 2 vols. (Macmillan, l961), vol. 2, pp. 364 and 400

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.12.1888 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, 1958

Content Summary Verbatim copy of JNKeynes 1/136 Free field Apparently typed as part of preparation of Variorum Edition of Marshall's 'Principles of Economics', where all but last few lines are reproduced verbatim in vol. II, p. 365. Person Name Subject keywords

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Publication record Type Excerpts Reference Guillebaud, C.W., ed., 'Alfred Marshall Principles of Economics', ninth (variorum) edition, 2 vols, (London, 1961), vol. 2, pp. 260-1, 151

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 26.11.1889 & 2.12.1889 & 30.1.1902. Place Cambridge [attributed]

Document form Record type Correspondence Specific type Mimeographed copy of letter extracts Language English

Acquisition Summary Deposited by Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Mimeographed text containing excerpts from 3 letters from Marshall to Keynes [JNKeynes 1/150 of 26 Nov l889, 1/151 of 2 Dec 1889 and 1/196 of 30 Jan l902], with brief introductory material by C.W. Guillebaud [inferred]. First 2 letters deal with Consumer's Rent, the last with Marshall's 'Plea for the Creation of a Curriculum in Economics and associated branches of Political Economy,' and his complaint about paucity of first-class minds among his Cambridge pupils. Free field Apparently prepared in connection with Guillebaud's work on variorum edition [Alfred Marshall 'Principles of Economics: Ninth (Variorum) Edition with annotations by C.W. Guillebaud' (1961)]. First 2 excerpts, with introductory remarks slightly revised, appear on pp. 260-1 of vol. II of that work. The 3 excerpts from l902 letter are taken from pp. 3, 8-9 and 14 of the original. Only the first was reproduced in op. cit., vol. II, p. 151. Person Name Guillebaud, Claude William Subject keywords Consumer's surplus or rent Subject keywords Marshall - Principles, 9th [variorum] ed. Subject keywords Marshall - Plea for the Creation... Subject keywords Marshall - on quality of his students

Physical descript Summary 3 sheets; 3 pp. typescript, mimeographed, with inked corrections, and with pencilled marginal references, in Rita McWilliams Tullberg's hand, to original but now outdated correspondence numbers. Condition Holes in upper left corners of sheets where staples removed. Worn particularly at central crease.

Publication record Type Excerpts Reference C.W.Guillebaud, ed., 'Marshall's Principles of Economics, Ninth (Variorum) Edition', 2 vols., (London, l961), vol. 2, pp. 260-261 and 151.

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Alfred Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.6.1894 Place Cambridge, Madingley Road, Balliol Croft

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Mimeographed copy of JNKeynes 1/175 from Marshall to Keynes concerning empirical method of study of Economics. Free field Apparently prepared in connection with Guillebaud's work on Variorum edition [Alfred Marshall 'Principles of Economics: Ninth (Variorum) Edition with annotations by C.W. Guillebaud' (1961)], but not cited in index as a letter quoted. Person Name Subject keywords

Physical descript Summary 2 sheets; 2 pp. typescript, mimeographed, and with pencilled marginal references, in Rita McWilliams Tullberg's hand, to original but now outdated correspondence numbers. Condition Holes in upper left corners of sheets where staples removed. Worn particularly at central crease.

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Marshall, Mary Paley Descriptor Economist, wife of Alfred Marshall Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.8.1889 Place [Channel Islands] Guernsey, Bordeaux Harbour, St Magloire

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for his helpful suggestions. "We" have practially decided not to make any fundamental changes now, to avoid "retarding the Big Book which would be a great evil." Free field Person Name Subject keywords Marshall - Principles, drafting of

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet embossed "Balliol Croft, Cambridge"; 2 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Verbatim transcript Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 267

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Milman, Arthur Descriptor Official of London University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 17.10.1887 Place [London] Burlington Gardens, W., University of London

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses a D.Litt. candidacy on which Keynes and [Joseph Shield] Nicholson are examiners, refers to Nicholson's recommendation of rejection, asks Keynes to give reasons for rejection, not to be transmitted to the candidate but so that he [Milman] can answer questions, if any, put to him by Senate of London University. Free field Person Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Subject keywords JNKeynes - as examiner

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Previous number Keynes 2(2)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 14.10.1887 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Since they agree on rejecting D. Litt. candidate, assumes unnecessary submit formal report, but if needed, gives his reasons for rejection: candidate has not read his sources thoroughly, shows no trace of original investigation; theoretical part even weaker, contains blunders; general standard very low. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as examiner

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 18.12.1887 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes having sent comments on manuscript of book by Nicholson [probably 'Money and Monetary Problems', 1888] latter asks him to clarify one comment. Thinks Keynes's suggestion on theoretical treatment of bi-metallism so useful that he is writing a new chapter "in the most neutral tone possible". Proposes to republish his address at Manchester and another at Glasgow on "Morality of Bi-Metallism", also paper on "Stability of the Fixed Ratio [between Gold and Silver under International Bi-Metallism]". Asks Keynes to comment on Manchester paper, particularly whether to keep reference to [George Joachim] Goschen. Free field Person Name Goschen, George Joachim Subject keywords Bimetallism Subject keywords Nicholson - Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems [1888]

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 25.1.1888 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Is not a candidate for Oxford Chair of Political Economy. His book ['A Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems'(1888)] is in the press. Is very proud of paper on "Causes of Movement in General Prices" [Essay VIII in 'Treatise'] which he will read at Scottish Royal Society meeting next week, and which he thinks makes "the strongest argument for bi-metallism yet brought forward". Asks Keynes to read proofs as soon as available and point out any mistakes. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Bimetallism Subject keywords Oxford Univ - Drummond Professorship in Political Economy Subject keywords Nicholson - Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems [1888]

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 20.2.1888 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Hopes his book ['A Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems'(1888)] will receive notice at Cambridge. Wants to have the last paper thoroughly thrashed out, right or wrong, and given its complexity unlikely to get valuable criticism outside Cambridge. "Marshall will not admit the force of Case II, and we are at a dead-lock. He says he cannot see the point of my argument and I certainly cannot see the point of his objections." Summary Post script: Has collected so much material for his history [? History of English Corn Laws (1904)] that he thinks he will publish a volume on the mediaeval period only. Finds it a difficult and perplexing subject. Free field Person Name Marshall, Alfred Subject keywords Marshall - as critic of monetary theory Subject keywords Bimetallism Subject keywords Nicholson - Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems [1888]

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 24.4.1888 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses questions on examination he is setting with Keynes. Glad Keynes likes his book ['A Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems' (1888)]. Sorry Keynes did not get the Oxford post [Professor of Political Economy] for which he applied, "but Rogers in spite of his manner deserves it." Free field Person Name Rogers, James Edwin Thorold Subject keywords JNKeynes - as examiner Subject keywords JNKeynes - career prospects Subject keywords Oxford Univ - Drummond Professorship in Political Economy Subject keywords Nicholson - Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems [1888]

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.8.1889 Place [Scotland] Argyleshire, Kilchrenan, Achnacarron Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Offers to look at proofs of Keynes's book ['Scope and Method of Political Economy']. Looks forward to its publication because needs such a book in connection with his lectures. Summary Post script: asks Keynes to vet a draft article on Free Trade he has written for Chambers' Encyclopaedia. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy, drafting of Subject keywords Free trade

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 2 pp. text. Printed address on letterhead deleted in ink, new address added by hand. Condition Small stain on last page.

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 16.7.1890 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Found little to amend in last 3 chapters of Keynes's book ['Scope and Method of Political Economy']. Thinks note on mathematical methods should be expanded into a chapter with more examples. Previous writers have not succeeded in explaining clearly enough for the ordinary student. It is more needed than chapter on deduction and induction. Summary Complains of action of "that old wife Gow [?]" who stripped him of anonymity as author of certain books. Luckily books have been a success here and abroad. Summary Postscript: Returns Keynes's proofs. Free field Person Name Gow, [-] Subject keywords Methodology - mathematical Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy, drafting of

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 2.11.1890 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Returns Keynes's proofs with some suggestions. On the whole agrees. Asks to receive page proofs when available to use in his lectures and refer to in his book. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy, drafting of

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet of grey paper with embossed address; 2 pp. text. Condition Foxed at edges

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Previous number Keynes 2(104)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, Edinburgh University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 3.2.1891 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to read proof of paper [not attached] for new 'Economic Journal', tell him if anything wrong or unclear. Has received copy of Keynes's book ['Scope and Method of Political Economy' (1891)], Keynes already knows his views of it. Has not been in good health recently, paper was written last summer. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy

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Previous number Keynes 2(10)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 27.6.1891 Place [Scotland] Dornoch N.B., Tordarroch House

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has looked at MS of Keynes's paper, thinks it will do very well. Urges him to put in a puff for his [Keynes's] book, which is "excellent for the student who thinks of a Tripos." Free field Person Name Subject keywords

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet of grey paper with embossed address; 3 pp. text. Condition Sound

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/228

Previous number Keynes 2(11)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 18.1.1892 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, Newbattle Terrace, Eden Lodge

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Accepts all but one of Keynes's comments, but fancies "quantity of labour". Agrees it needs explanatory phrase when used. Summary His textbook is going well, he finds it more interesting than anything he has yet attempted. Summary Thinks even more highly of [John Stuart] Mill than he did. Suspects recent developments on 'utility' are more formal than real. Summary Has arranged with Messrs Black for publication. Book will be set up in America to get copyright there. Hopes to finish within a year. Would value Keynes's comments on the proofs. Free field Person Name Mill, John Stuart & Black, Messrs Subject keywords

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Previous number Keynes 2(12)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.9.1897 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, 3 Belford Park

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Most grateful for Keynes's comments on his proofs. Glad he likes chapter on Chartered Companies [Chapter XXIV of Vol.II of 'Principles of Political Economy']. Admits it is rather historical compared with pure theory of foreign trade, which he finds one of most difficult in the subject. Had to rewrite most of that chapter. Too late for structural alterations except in case of fundamental error. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Nicholson - Principles of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/230

Previous number Keynes 2(13)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.12.1899 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, 3 Belford Park

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to look at the page proofs of part of his book ['Principles of Political Economy']. Has exceptionally heavy teaching load making it difficult to find time to write. Is gradually regaining mobility [after unidentified health problem]. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Nicholson - Principles of Political Economy

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet of blue-grey paper; 4 pp. text Condition Sound

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/231

Previous number Keynes 2(14)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.1.1900 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, 3 Belford Park

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Gives Keynes free hand in marking proofs [see JNKeynes 1/155] and making suggestions, but wants to avoid making book longer. Cannot do final revision until end March because of pressure of lecturing and other work. Summary Publisher says fifth edition of his "Money" ['Treatise on Money and Essays on Monetary Problems'] needed before June. Some revision needed, not much. Hopes to get through the winter. Lots of things he wants to write, hopes he will never again be faced with such heavy workload. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Nicholson - Principles of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/232

Previous number Keynes 2(15)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 1.4.1900 Place [Scotland, Strathclyde] Troon, Marine Hotel

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for working on proofs [of parts of 'Principles of Political Economy']. Has not yet seen his comments, but sure they are useful. Relieved to know Keynes thinks material satisfactory and not overbalanced by historical aspects. Summary Glad to hear of "your boy's" success at Eton. Writes about his wife and family. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Nicholson - Principles of Political Economy

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet hotel notepaper with engraved view at head; 2 pp. text Condition Small tear at central crease

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/233

Previous number Keynes 2(16)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Nicholson, Joseph Shield Descriptor Professor of Political Economy, University of Edinburgh Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 22.12.1909 Place [Scotland] Edinburgh, 3 Belford Park

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Arrangements for this year's Tripos examining should be much better than last. Happy to stay with Keynes again. Summary Discusses behaviour, of which he disapproves, of House of Lords over budget. Summary Sent [Alfred] Marshall copy of his book [A Project of Empire: a critical study of the economics of imperialism, with special reference to the ideas of Adam Smith (1909)]. "Generally he sends me in return a printed form with his compts. Judge of my amazement when I receive almost by return a letter in which he says: "it will be of exceptional interest and assistance to me as well as a public benefit." What do you think of that? He then goes on to say that there is a lot of Adam Smith in his coming book - in the modern part. Generally Marshall only favours me with the most vague intimations of his labours. What has happened? This change of attitude is at any rate pleasing personally." Free field Person Name Marshall, Alfred & Smith, Adam Subject keywords JNKeynes - as examiner Subject keywords Nicholson - A Project of Empire Subject keywords Marshall - Industry and Trade

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 2 pp. text, typewritten with corrections in blue pencil. Condition Sound

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/234

Previous number Keynes 2(17)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21.6.1888 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Macmillans accept idea of "Economic Dictionary", Palgrave wants Keynes to come and discuss details. Happy to invite Mrs Keynes also, wants to know dates. Summary Macmillans offers £1 per page of size of Grove's Dictionary of Music. Would this be acceptable to writers? Unlikely other publishers would offer more. Free field Person Name Macmillan and Company & Keynes, Florence Ada [Mrs J.N.] Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/235

Previous number Keynes 2(18)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 19.9.1888 Place Cheshire, Nantwich, Park House

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Sends copy of plan for proposed Dictionary [of Political Economy]. Has made considerable changes since Keynes saw it, to give fair proportions of space to each important heading. Has had interesting discussions with [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell at Bath, who agrees with Palgrave's view on how to handle debatable topics, i.e. entry should state views of those who had previously written about topic and not views of author of entry. Has prepared statement to be sent to authors, will send Keynes copy for comment. Summary Hopes Foxwell will help with English writers before Adam Smith. His list is longer than Palgrave's, Summary Has had generally positive reactions from those approached to help. Wants job done well. Free field Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Smith, Adam Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/236

Previous number Keynes 2(19)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.10.1888 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses specimen article for his forthcoming dictionary, system for identifying printed sources. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.10.1888 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Continues discussion of how to tackle entries in dictionary [see JNKeynes 1/236], particularly how much space to allot to specific subjects, and how to handle living economists. Has had many discussions with [Walter] Bagehot and [William] Newmarch. Free field Person Name Bagehot, Walter & Newmarch, William Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 19.10.1888 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has sent copies of plan for his dictionary to Keynes, [L.L.F.R.] Price of Oriel, [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell, [Joseph Shield] Nicholson and Ernest Schuster. Had hoped he had all his headings, but thought of another that day and probably others would occur to him. Summary Post script of Oct.20th : Encloses specimen page and circular to accompany it, for Keynes's comments. Thinks explanation of article on theory of value now clear. Free field Person Name Price, Langford Lovell F.R. & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Nicholson, Joseph Shield & Schuster, Ernest Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Value - theory of

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 31.1.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Likes Keynes's entries [for dictionary] on Catallactics and Cairnes, but while seeing no way of shortening them, is worried if all articles reach similar length. Discusses other headings. Has had replies from everyone he wrote to except [Francis Amasa] Walker to whom he wrote at School of Technology, Boston, wonders if Keynes has better address. Free field Person Name Cairnes, John Elliott & Walker, Francis Amasa Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Catallactics Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 11.2.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes proposed headings 'Art of Political Economy', 'Applied Political Economy' and 'Abstract Political Economy.' Palgrave can wait a month or so for them, but they must not be too long. Thanks him for sending Marshall's postcard. As [Francis Amasa] Walker has not replied, has written to [Frank William] Taussig, but this means delay, won't meet his target date for first part of dictionary. Discusses future targets. Summary [L.L.F.R.] Price has agreed to read sheets as an Oxford opinion, hopes Keynes will do same from Cambridge standpoint. May ask [Joseph Shield] Nicholson to speak for "Northern friends". Mentions others who may help similarly. Summary Has not a single Dutch economist on his list up to C, which frightens him. Summary Post script: Hopes to see Macmillan this week and settle more definite publication dates. Free field Person Name Marshall, Alfred & Walker, Francis Amasa & Taussig, Frank William & Price, Langford Lovell F.R. & Nicholson, Joseph Shield Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 7.6.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Invites Keynes to visit him in July. Almost all of A - C is in hand, but the foreign contributions are slow in coming. Discusses problem of getting a capable person to write on Co-operation, mentions several possible names. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 24.7.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Refers to a legal case concerning railway shares in which Keynes involved. Summary Would like Keynes to do dictionary entries on 'a priori' and 'a posteriori' propositions. Asks him to let him know if he thinks of any other topics. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.7.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to add a good illustration of each method of treating economic questions - from a Standard Author. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.8.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes's articles have arrived; will let him know if any changes needed. Summary "Should you come across W. Hooper and he were to mention this Dictionary - and that he was about to send his articles I should be glad to hear it." Free field Person Name Hooper, Wynnard Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 19.8.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Although A to C not quite complete he is planning next stage. Asks Keynes to comment on and return an outline list of subjects and let him know which topics he wishes to write on. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 22.8.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary "Marshall has apparently written either a book or a paper on the 'Pure Theory of Domestic Values' in which the subject of a Rent he calls a 'Consumer Rent' is discussed". Asks Keynes to do note for the Dictionary explaining this and referring to Marshall's mention of it. Free field See JNKeynes 1/150 and 1/151 for Marshall's comments on Consumers' Rent. Person Name Marshall, Alfred Subject keywords Consumer's surplus or rent Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Marshall - Pure Theory of Domestic Values Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 24.8.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary "Pray ask Marshall - and if he prefers the subject waiting till his Book is out, will you kindly write a very few lines to give a general idea as to what 'Consumer's Rent' may mean giving the reference to 'Rent'". Summary "I had not noticed the adv[ertisemen]t of the Dictionary. Can you either send it me or give me a reference where to find it." Summary "W[ynnard] H[ooper] has written to say he will be late with his articles." Free field See JNKeynes 1/150 for Marshall's reply to Keynes's query about Consumers' rent. See also JNKeynes 1/151 and 1/247. Person Name Hooper, Wynnard Subject keywords Consumer's surplus or rent Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.10.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Sends proofs, asks Keynes to return with corrections and suggestions of works to be consulted. Asks him to send list D - K back. Summary Comments on his wife's health and on a recent trip abroad taken by Keynes. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 26.10.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary He has been asked to write paper for Bankers Institute on Note Circulation. Summary He would prefer [in the Dictionary] to show the name of each article's author, but if Keynes prefers anonymity, he will accept it, although unsigned articles are supposed to have been written by the Editor. Is trying to keep spelling uniform, although this not always easy. Summary Hopes to get first part into sheet proof in about 3 months. Size of parts not yet fixed but would like to keep them relatively small, about 96 pp. Summary Glad to hear Keynes's book ['Scope and Method of Political Economy'] going well. Next batch of dictionary, D-K, not due to be written for 6 months, by which time he hopes Keynes will be available. Summary There ought to be an article on "Chair, Socialists of". Could Keynes undertake it? Free field "Socialists of the Chair" [Katheder-sozialisten] was nickname given by liberal journalist H.B.Oppenheim in 1872 to group of younger German professors of political economy. Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Socialism Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.11.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to comment on his draft article on 'Boycotting'. Summary Macmillans agree with him about size of parts. Hence C will not begin until Part II - but he would still like to receive Keynes's article on Consumer Rent whenever possible. Macmillans want the parts to come out at 3-month intervals. Question now is how many parts should be completed before one appears. Summary Is unlikely to get to Cambridge before Christmas. His wife's health seems finally to be improving, hopes she will regain strength. Free field Person Name Macmillan and Company Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Consumer's surplus or rent Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 28.11.1889 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Can wait until year-end for article on 'Consumer Rent'. Thanks Keynes for article on 'Boycotting' [see JNKeynes 1/251], which he has modified and sent to printers. Summary List of D-K articles fairly complete, would like to allot subjects and precede this by discussions with possible authors. Hence proposes to visit London, Oxford and Cambridge in early December, would it be convenient for the Keyneses to put him up in Cambridge? Wants to call on [Alfred] Marshall, [Francis Ysidro] Edgeworth and [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell, "but knowing their ways I should not propose more with them." Free field Person Name Marshall, Alfred & Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Consumer's surplus or rent Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21.12.1889 (year attributed) Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Agrees with article on 'Marshall'. Hopes to have article on 'Chair, Socialists of' [see JNKeynes 1/250] by end January, also wants 'Cost' in sense of 'Price'. Has 'Cost, Relative' and 'Cost in relation to Production' but needs a few words on 'Cost as Price'. Could Keynes do this? Free field Person Name Marshall, Alfred Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Cost

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.1.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Of subjects suggested by Keynes for Dictionary one is done, some are not urgent. Lists nine topics in D-K range which he would like Keynes to undertake. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 1.2.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes will see article in 'Economist' today on Forged Transfers, hopes legal view expressed in it is correct and that Railways will give in. Summary Has arranged for articles on individual European economies. Is American economy sufficiently separate from English to require distinct notice? Is unsure about this, and about whom to ask to undertake it. Summary Sends under separate cover copy of his Banking Paper. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Railway shares Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 18.2.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Refers to Keynes's legal case concerning railway shares. Summary Sends proof of first sheet of Dictionary. Asks Keynes to make comments in margin. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Railway shares Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 3 pp. text Condition Sound

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/257

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 25.2.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes's comments on proofs are just what he wanted, but how did the articles strike Keynes? Are there omissions? [James] Bonar and [L.L.F.R.] Price are reading proofs, and [Francis Ysidro] Edgeworth has promised to do so. Summary Further discussion and inquiry about Keynes's legal case concerning railway shares. Summary Asks if Keynes knows of a Cambridge man interested in teaching modern languages in a grammar school. Summary On the proofs, has marked his own contributions with "P". This will be removed before publication. Free field Person Name Bonar, James & Price, Langford Lovell F.R. & Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro Subject keywords Railway shares Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 27.3.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Greatly obliged to Keynes for his work on proofs. "The articles you have doubted were strongly urged by the Scotch Barrister who was recommended to me as combining legal and other knowledge and thus being able to know what his fellow Scotsmen would require." Summary Encloses MS on consumer rent, to spare Keynes trouble. Will insert other corrections. Summary Made some inquiries in London connected with Keynes's legal case on Railway Transfers, sends Keynes cutting on related case. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Consumer's surplus or rent Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 7.5.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Received Keynes's suggestion [connected with Railway Transfer case] too late to make use of it. Hopes Keynes's mother's stock will be replaced by broker. Summary Asks Keynes to comment on revised list of "hints" for contributors to the Dictionary. Has included some sample entries. Summary Asks about the Keyneses' summer plans. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Railway shares

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 19.5.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Sends Keynes slips going to end of Part I, asks him to review them as he did their predecessors. There is some duplication, and one entry, on Bookkeeping, which will not appear. Hopes to see Keynes soon. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/261

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 27.6.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Encloses printed copy of description of Dictionary, for comments if any. Names and descriptions of contributors are full of errors, grateful for corrections. It took disproportionate amount of time to get into shape. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Previous number Keynes 2(45)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 3.7.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Will try to get sentence on methods into shape, had put it together with some difficulty and doubt. Summary Has had visit from Professor Dunbar of Harvard who next goes to stay with [Alfred] Marshall, perhaps Keynes will meet him, will surely like him. Free field Person Name Dunbar, Charles Franklin, Professor & Marshall, Alfred Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/263

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 14.7.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Sends revised text [unidentified], asks for comments. Asks if Keynes has received notice of intended 'Economic Review' emanating from Pusey House Oxford. Is rather sorry to see it. Rev. J. Carter is behind its appearance. Free field Person Name Carter, J., Rev. Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/264

Previous number Keynes 2(47)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 22.7.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has touched up notice again and sent it to Printer. Summary Sidney Webb is to write on history of the 8-hour movement, not on further questions which open out. Expects it to be good article. Summary Quite willing to invite contributions from younger Cambridge men actually teaching Political Economy, provided Keynes thinks them competent. Has several such names at Oxford but not at Cambridge. Summary Asks Keynes to write [Henry] Fawcett notice. Feels only a Cambridge man can do him full justice. Would like it by Christmas. Summary Asks about summer plans. Free field Person Name Webb, Sidney & Fawcett, Henry Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21.8.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has looked at [Alfred] Marshall's book ['Principles of Economics']. Found several headings not exactly or not at all represented in 'Dictionary'. Lists 7 headings, suggests possible authors of entries, including Keynes for 3 of them, needs suggestions for author of entry on the Mediaeval Church. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 29.8.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Glad to know they may meet in Leeds. Gives dates and where staying for his visit. Summary Pleased if Keynes will write on Collective Goods and Consumer Goods, since he had already written on Consumer Wealth. Sends him proof of latter, to save time. Summary Mentions other topics and possible authors. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/267

Previous number Keynes 2(56)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 27.12.1890 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses desirability of entry on Economic Authorities, not split up by periods as in Cassells 'Dictionary of English History' but by countries. Asks Keynes's opinion. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/268

Previous number Keynes 2(50)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 15.1.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thinks article on 'Authorities' [on Political Economy] must be divided in 3, namely Countries, Periods, Subjects. Needs careful planning. Thinks Countries and Subjects must be done by separate people. Asks Keynes for ideas. Summary The A articles are in order and in hands of [Francis Ysidro] Edgeworth and [H.R.] Tedder, Librarian of Athenaeum as readers. Hope between them they will catch most errors. Free field Person Name Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro & Tedder, Henry R. Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/269

Previous number Keynes 2(105)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 24.1.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary After reading Keynes's book ['Scope and Method of Political Economy' (1891)] wonders if Keynes wants to put references to it in some of his articles in 'Dictionary [of Political Economy']. Therefore sends copies of A articles written by Keynes. Hopes he can add references with minimal disturbance to pagination, but must not be governed by this. Summary Has read Keynes's book through once and hopes to reread it. Thinks it very valuable addition to economic literature. Summary Asks Keynes to do short articles on Cartogram and Diagram. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Previous number Keynes 2(51)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.2.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Reassures Keynes that he can refer to his own book in entries to 'Dictionary of Political Economy'. Asks help in replying to letter from former Cambridge man. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - Scope and Method of Political Economy

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Previous number Keynes 2(52)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21/22.4.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks him for entries on Consumer Goods and Collective Goods. Asks for entries on various aspects of Capital, and of Utility. Summary Nearly all B articles gone to be paged up, C articles ready for final revision, D articles going to printer once B articles in pages. So missing C and D articles are the most urgent. Summary Not really sorry he did not get Oxford post [Professorship of Political Economy], glad [Francis Ysidro] Edgeworth got it. Summary Discusses further entries and possible authors, including Keynes. Free field Letter dated 21 April but addendum on part of second sheet dated 22 April. Person Name Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Oxford Univ - Drummond Professorship in Political Economy Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/272

Previous number Keynes 2(53)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 25.4.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Will gladly omit further subdivisions of Capital if Keynes thinks he safely can. Summary Asks for several more D entries, particularly that on Deductive Method. Willing to drop Classification and Cartograms, but must have entry on Diagrams, suggests how Keynes might do it. Summary [William] Cunningham says he is unwell, unable to do entry on 'Domesday Book', recommends W.J.Corbett. Palgrave has requested references to any printed works by him. Reluctant to ask R.L. Poole who already behind in writing on Church, Mediaeval. How about [Frederic William] Maitland for 'Domesday'? Free field Person Name Cunningham, William & Corbett, William John & Poole, Reginald Lane & Maitland, Frederic William Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/273

Previous number Keynes 2(54)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 19.9.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Refers to [James] Bonar's comments on Keynes's entry on Cairnes, asks if Keynes could make suggested addition. Summary Has received letter from [H.B.] Greven, whom he thinks Keynes should meet. Summary Mentions his wife's continuing ill health. Free field Person Name Bonar, James & Greven, H.B. & Cairnes, John Elliott Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Previous number Keynes 2(55)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 22.12.1891 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes's article on Deductive Method is exactly what he wanted. Summary His wife recovering from eye operation, in which sight of one eye destroyed in hope of saving the other. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Deductive method Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/275

Previous number Keynes 2(57)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.1.1892 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Bank House

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes to look at apparent error in entry on Irish education. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/276

Previous number Keynes 2(58)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 3.1.1893 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Forwards comment from reader about Keynes's text on Deductive Method. Summary Has reluctantly assigned Historical Method to someone else, but asks Keynes to undertake 3 other topics. If overburdened, would Keynes approach [William Ernest] Johnson as helper. If so, Palgrave will write to him. Summary Refers to visit from intelligent young American called Lindsay. Free field Person Name Johnson, William Ernest & Lindsay, [-] Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Deductive method Subject keywords Historical method Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/277/1

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 6.1.1893 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Glad Keynes agrees to write on 3 topics suggested [see JNKeynes 1/276], 2 of which are urgent. Discusses timetable for each. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/277/2

Previous number Keynes 3(136)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Person Role Recipient Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Date 19.1.1893 Place Cambridge, 6 Harvey Road

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Acquisition Summary Possibly deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, 1958 as found with material deposited then

Content Summary Encloses article on 'Gratuitous Utility' which also covers 'Onerous Utility'. Would not be surprised if Palgrave did not think it worth inserting in Dictionary. Cannot find anything worth saying about 'Indirect Utility'. Discusses possible authors for several other articles. Free field Probably a draft reply to JNkeynes 1/277/1 Person Name Subject keywords Utility - gratuitous Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 20.1.1893 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for responding quickly to one of his requests, is tackling another himself. Needs author on Historical Method, asks Keynes to do it. Asks him to keep eye out for promising young men to write for the Dictionary. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Historical method Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/279

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.7.1893 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses authorship of future articles dealing with aspects of Logic for 'Dictionary'. Hopes Keynes will still write 'Method'. Free field All but last paragraph of letter written by unidentified amanuensis. See also JNKeynes 1/283, 1/285 and 1/288 in same hand. Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Logic Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Previous number Keynes 2(62)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 24.7.1893 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Glad that [William Ernest] Johnson will undertake 'Methods' "but both Logic and Mathematics must be commemorated and the assistance they have been to Economics." [Francis Ysidro] Edgeworth will probably write on 'mathematical method' and hopefully Johnson on 'logical method' or if not, Venn. Would have preferred Keynes to do whole article but suspects Keynes would have understated his own contributions to economic methods. Summary Would like to hear about Keynes's work on Committee for Education. Free field Person Name Johnson, William Ernest & Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Method - logical or mathematical Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Previous number Keynes 2(63)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 25.12.1893 (inferred) Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Much obliged for Keynes's notes for the Introduction, much of which he has incorporated. Difficult to explain briefly grounds on which book has been written. Summary Vol.II will have to be considered as whole because Macmillans want book to be published in Volumes not in Parts. Articles nearly all settled up to K, wants to allot up to P or Q, would like Keynes's suggestions. Summary His wife's general health good, but sight almost entirely gone. Hopes for operation next year. Summary Postscript: Hopes to receive Keynes's articles on Indirect Utility and Joint Production, the only ones put down to him. Free field Person Name Macmillan and Company Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Utility - indirect Subject keywords Production - joint

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.1.1894 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Refers to wife's impending eye operation. Summary What is he to do about [? article for 'Dictionary of Political Economy' on] Jevons? Asks Keynes to read and return note from [Herbert Somerton] Foxwell, and regard it as private. Article has been promised for 6 or 7 years, no point in waiting longer. Who else could write it? Summary Wants article on economists regarded as orthodox, their names and reputations. Will Keynes write it or suggest author. Free field 'Jevons' entry in Palgrave's 'Dictionary of Political Economy' written by Philip Henry Wicksteed. Person Name Jevons, William Stanley & Foxwell, Herbert Somerton Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Economists - orthodox Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/283

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.4.1897 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has received 2 copies of long US pamphlet on currency systems in relation to prices and wages. Does Keynes want a copy? Summary Asks Keynes's help in getting overdue articles from [William Ernest] Johnson. If latter can't do them can Keynes suggest alternative? Free field Entire text written by unidentified amanuensis, same hand as in JNKeynes 1/279, 1/285 and 1/288. Person Name Johnson, William Ernest Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/284

Previous number Keynes 2(66)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 1.4.1900 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for condolences on death [? of a grandson]. Summary Thankful to have completed work [on 'Dictionary of Political Economy'] and yet misses it. Still something for him to do on Banking. Glad Keynes finds Dictionary useful, but is aware of deficiencies. Remembrance of kind help is a comfort. Summary Interesting to see how study of Economics has expanded, now far more people interested in subject. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/285

Previous number Keynes 2(67)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 27.4.1901 Place [Norfolk] Great Yarmouth, Belton

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Glad to have Keynes incorporate whatever he wishes of [Henry] Sidgwick's articles for 'Dictionary' in new edition of Sidgwick's 'Political Economy', making due acknowledgement in Preface. Summary Sidwick had been wonderfully kind and helpful to Palgrave. Thanks Keynes for obituary notice. Summary Glad Keynes writing on Jevons for "Times" edition of 'Encyclopaedia Britannica'. Wonders what he says about 'Substitution of Similars' which Jevons spoke of as "the book of his in which he took the greatest interest." Free field Entire text written by unidentified amanuensis. See JN Keynes 1/279, 1/283 and 1/288. Person Name Sidgwick, Henry & Jevons, William Stanley Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords Encyclopaedia Britannica Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/286

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.6.1906 Place Suffolk, Wrentham, Henstead Hall

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Congratulates Keynes on Maynard [Keynes]'s success [he had come second in Civil Service examination], glad he chose home Civil Service. Summary Third volume of 'Dictionary' must be reprinted with added Appendix. Wants Keynes to write notice on Henry Sidgwick covering his Ethics as well as Economics, career and character. And let him know if he thinks of any other topic to be included in Appendix. Asking [Alfred] Marshall to write on Cambridge Economics Tripos, hopes he will. Teaching of Economics has expanded so much since 'Dictionary' planned almost 20 years ago that "there must be other classes and university work mentioned." Cambridge exams are the most important, wants article to be good. Summary Is about to move to new address in Suffolk. Free field Original printed address on letterhead crossed out, new address inserted in handwriting. Person Name Keynes, John Maynard & Sidgwick, Henry & Marshall, Alfred Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Previous number Keynes 2(69)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.1.1907 Place Suffolk, Wrentham, Henstead Hall

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Keynes's notice on H[enry] Sidgwick [for 'Dictionary'] reads very well. [See JNKeynes 1/286]. Wishes his other contributors were as ready. Summary Interested to hear about increased number of Keynes's pupils in Logic. Hopes "my Geoffrey" [Palgrave's grandson?] will be able to attend his lectures. Free field Geoffrey Palgrave Barker of King's College obtained a second in both parts of Economics Tripos 1908-9. [See Marshall 2/5 (2nd part) for his form listing economics books read 1906-7] Person Name Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Previous number Keynes 2(70)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 4.7.1908 Place Suffolk, Wrentham, Henstead Hall

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Since 'Dictionary' appendix now completed [see JNKeynes 1/286] sends Keynes cheque for his contributions, thanks him again. Free field First half of letter written by unidentified amanuensis. See JNKeynes 1/279, 1/283 and 1/285. Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author

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Previous number Keynes 2(71)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Palgrave, Robert Harry Inglis Descriptor Writer on banking, editor of 'Dictionary of Political Economy' Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Cambridge University Registrary and Honorary Fellow of Pembroke College Date 3.7.1917 Place Suffolk, Wrentham, Henstead Hall

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Very pleased by address on his 90th birthday of which Keynes was one of signatories. Glad he undertook 'Dictionary [of Political Economy]'. Free field Person Name Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Previous number Keynes 2(72)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Price, Langford Lovell F.R. Descriptor Lecturer in Economic History, Oxford University Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 23.6.1908 Place Oxford, Oriel College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asks Keynes's help with impasse over Marshall portrait. Foxwell wants nothing more to do with it and would like to hand over money collected to someone else. Would Keynes take it over? Most subscriptions paid, nothing to do except pay [William] Rothenstein's 300 guineas fee and get picture framed. Suggests avoiding presentation ceremony if possible, merely give Mrs [Mary Paley] Marshall list of subscribers. Summary Presumes Keynes is examining for ICS again. Does not envy him if quality of candidates shows no great improvement on previous years. Free field Person Name Foxwell, Herbert Somerton & Rothenstein, William & Marshall, Mary Paley Subject keywords Marshall - portrait Subject keywords Foxwell - anger at Marshall

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet writing paper with printed heading "The Imperial Hotel Malvern" deleted and "Oriel College Oxford" inserted in ink; 3 pp. text Condition Sound

Publication record Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p. 629-30

Identity code JNKeynes 1/291

Previous number Keynes 2(73)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Ryle, Herbert, Rt. Rev. Descriptor Bishop of Exeter Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 26.7.1901 Place Exeter, The Palace

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Apologises for his small financial contribution to Memorial for "S" [Henry Sidgwick, inferred.] Free field Henry Sidgwick died on 28 August l900. Keynes was secretary of a committee collecting funds for a memorial in the form of a university lectureship in Moral Science. Person Name Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/292

Previous number Keynes 4(16)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 7.9.1900 Place France, Fontainebleau, Hotel de France et d'Angleterre

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Was unable to submit list of Newnham Previous Examination candidates before leaving, but they will be sent in by Miss Stephens. Summary Thanks Keynes and his wife for their condolences and their appreciation of her husband. He had great confidence in and reliance on Keynes. Free field Person Name Stephens, Miss Subject keywords

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/293

Previous number Keynes 4(17)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 10.10.1900 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary About Irish taxation: has not found anything written by Henry Sidgwick but found letter written August l895 from secretary of Royal Commission on Financial Relations between Great Britain and Ireland asking him to write note for Commission on certain points. Commission reported probably in winter or spring of l895/6. Free field Person Name Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords Irish taxation

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/294

Previous number Keynes 2(75)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 14.10.1900 Place [Cambridge] Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Encloses various documents [now missing] which might be of use to Keynes, including 1895 letter to [Alfred] Marshall which latter had given her recently in case useful for new edition [of Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy'] as well as what was evidently Marshall's reply which she had found. "I thought you ought to see them but the alterations spoken of do not seem to have been made and are probably too fundamental to make now." Free field Letter lacks conclusion and signature. See also JNKeynes 1/218/2 - 1/229. Keynes was editor of third edition of Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy' published in 1901. Person Name Marshall, Alfred Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/295

Previous number Keynes 2(74)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 14.10.l900 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Her earlier letter [JNKeynes 1/218/1] accompanying the papers omitted to say that she hoped Keynes would leave any proof-reading to her or others, since his time ought not to be taken up more than necessary. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet black-bordered paper; 1 p. text Condition Dark brown oily streak across middle of back page of letter.

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/296

Previous number Keynes 4(15)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 3.11.1900 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Returns Keynes's extracts/abstracts [?] with comments and also copy of instructions dictated [by Henry Sidgwick] about works Keynes referred to. Sees no harm in referring to possible publication but perhaps more vaguely, since unclear exactly what can be published. Summary Some [of Sidgwick's] literary essays which he himself thought should be reprinted are scattered in various periodicals and there may be more than he recorded. Also some lectures in manuscript - but he was doubtful whether more than perhaps one was fit for publication. Summary Encloses Prof. Mandello's letter [missing], would like it returned. Does Keynes remember him enough to know if his views are of value, does he know anything about the "Institut de Sociologie" and whether it is worth suggesting to them that they publish any lectures found to be worth publishing? Free field Person Name Mandello, Gyula?, Professor Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/297

Previous number Keynes 4(18)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 5.11.1900 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, 1958

Content Summary Returns his paper, which she has been very glad to read. Suggests some corrections/additions to information on Sidgwick's early career and writings. Summary Agrees with how Keynes has referred to Sidgwick's unpublished work. Summary "I am not sure that it is quite true that what he did for women's education constituted the main [word underlined] practical work of his life. Or at least it depends on the exact sense in which the words are taken. He spent a great deal more time on University affairs of various sorts I think. But no doubt Newnham is there as a definite and visible result of the work." Summary Questions whether he gave more money and work to Newnham or to the University, and what Keynes said about his memory. Summary Thanks Keynes for responding her queries about Prof Mandello. Summary Encloses letter she has found [missing] and asks him to come and look through some papers connected with political economy. Free field Person Name Mandello, Gyula?, Professor Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author of Sidgwick's obituary

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/298

Previous number Keynes 4(19)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 11.11.1900 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Hopes he has not needed the enclosed [missing]. She should have returned it before. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as author of Sidgwick's obituary

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/299

Previous number Keynes 2(76)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 12.1.1901 Place Upper Egypt, Luxor

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Glad that Miss [Philippa Garrett] Fawcett and Miss [Ida] Freund appointed by "the Syndicate" to examine. A "satisfactory piece of recognition." [See note under Free Field.] Summary Thanks Keynes for sending copy of his article [unidentified]. "I see what you mean when you say it is too restrained, but it seems to me easy to read between the lines." Summary Surprised that Keynes had time to work on [preparing new edition of Henry Sidgwick's] 'Political Economy'. Since it has been out of print for some time, a few more months cannot matter. Summary Describes her life at Luxor. Free field Philippa Fawcett and Ida Freund, Newnham College lecturers in mathematics and chemistry respectively, were appointed examiners by [Cambridge Univ.] Local Examinations Syndicate in November l900. Person Name Fawcett, Philippa Garrett & Freund, Ida Subject keywords Cambridge Univ. Local Examinations Syndicate Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet black-bordered grey paper; 3 pp. text Condition Brown greasy streak across middle of all pages.

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Previous number Keynes 2(77)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 15.4.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for his letter. Will be ready to attend to [new edition of Henry Sidgwick's] 'Political Economy' when Keynes comes back. Summary Feels rested and refreshed by stay in Egypt. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Previous number Keynes 2(78)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 26.9.1901 Place [Scotland] Prestonkirk, Whittingehame

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Suggests three editorial changes [in Keynes's revised edition of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy']. Realises time is running out for revisions, would have made more progress but has got stuck on one paragraph which she asks Keynes to look at. Summary Postscript: Returns to Cambridge Monday. Free field Inked annotations, in Keynes's hand, agreeing to each of her suggestions. Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 30.9.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Proposes revision of part of text on wages-fund theory [in Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy', of which Keynes preparing 3rd edition.] Summary Suggests various corrections in other sections. Free field Annotated in blue pencil, in JNKeynes's hand, indicating his agreement with most of her comments. No annotation on comments on wages-fund section. Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Previous number Keynes 2(80)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 3.10.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Compliments Keynes on his redrafting of 2 sections [of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy'] on which she had earlier commented [see JNKeynes 1/222]. Summary Hopes to read through rest shortly. Free field Person Name Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Previous number Keynes 2(81)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 7.10.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Makes further editorial suggestions [in 3rd edition of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy', being edited by Keynes]. Free field Annotations in ink, in Keynes's hand, against all but her last point, agreeing with them. Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/305

Previous number Keynes 2(82)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 11.10.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Approves his redrafting of text on land grants [in 3rd edition of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy', being edited by Keynes.] Suggests further editorial changes. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 14.10.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Has now read to end of book [3rd edition of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy', being edited by Keynes], has a few more comments. Summary Wants to form rough idea of future publication or re-publication of her husband's writings, will discuss with Prof. [James] Ward and Miss [E.E. Constance] Jones. Should British Association address be included in collected essays, or is it sufficiently incorporated in book [3rd edition]? Thinks she asked this before, cannot remember Keynes's reply. Summary Postscript: Refers to difficult bit of text [in 'Principles of Political Economy'], cannot remember whether she previously discussed it with Keynes or with her husband, since he sometimes tried out bits of text on her. Free field Person Name Ward, James & Jones, Emily Elizabeth Constance & Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/307

Previous number Keynes 2(84)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 18.10.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Discusses a passage redrafted by Keynes [in 3rd edition of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy', being edited by Keynes]. Summary Prof. [James] Ward suggests publishing Henry Sidgwick's British Association address as appendix to 'Principles of Political Economy'. Examines arguments for and against this, asks Keynes's views. Summary Discusses future publication of some of Sidgwick's other writings. Free field Person Name Ward, James Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Previous number Keynes 2(85)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21.10.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Agrees with Keynes not to incorporate [Henry Sidgwick's British Association] address as appendix in 'Principles of Political Economy'. Perhaps publish it in volume of collected papers. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/309

Previous number Keynes 2(86)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 8.11.1901 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Would like more mention of Keynes and less about herself in the "note" [preface to third edition of Henry Sidgwick's 'Principles of Political Economy' edited by Keynes]. Could he mention that Sidgwick asked him to undertake it? Summary Asks if readers could also be told into which chapters articles [written by Sidgwick for 'Dictionary of Political Economy'] have been incorporated. Suggests mentioning name of Dictionary publisher and expressing thanks for permission to use articles. Summary Suggests inserting dates of prefaces to first and second editions. Summary Repeats her gratitude to Keynes. Free field Person Name Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords JNKeynes - as editor of Sidgwick Subject keywords Palgrave's Dictionary of Political Economy

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/310

Previous number Keynes 2(87)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred Descriptor Principal of Newnham College, Cambridge and widow of Henry Sidgwick Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 11.3.1902 Place Cambridge, Newnham College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Her brother [Arthur James Balfour], asked by [Alfred] Marshall to sign his petition on creation of Economics Tripos, wants to know if this discussed with [Henry Sidgwick] and what he thought of it. She has no definite recollection, asks if Keynes knows. Summary "Does Professor Marshall on p. 3 of the pamphlet ['Plea for the Creation of a Curriculum in Economics and Associated Branches of Political Science' (1902)] refer to any definite conversation or discussion in the Moral Sciences Board or is it his impression of a private conversation?" Free field Person Name Marshall, Alfred & Balfour, Arthur James &Sidgwick, Henry Subject keywords Marshall - Plea for the Creation... Subject keywords Economics Tripos - campaign for

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Publication record Type Reference Reference Whitaker, John K., ed., 'The Correspondence of Alfred Marshall, Economist', 3 vols, (Cambridge, 1996), letter no. 693, note 4 Type Reference Reference Groenewegen, Peter, 'A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall 1842-1924', (Aldershot, 1995), p.543, note

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Previous number Keynes 4(2O)

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Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Henry Descriptor Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and Lecturer in Moral Science Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Fellow of Pembroke College and Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 21.5.l883 or before (attributed) Place Cambridge, Chesterton Road, Hill Side

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Asks on what footing Keynes wishes to lecture on Logic next term. He could lecture as Sidgwick's assistant at Trinity, or as a "recognized" lecturer in his own college [Pembroke]. The former would require approval by Seniority of Trinity which Sidgwick expects no difficulty in getting, but perhaps Keynes would prefer the latter. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as lecturer Subject keywords JNKeynes - career

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet, 2 pp. text Condition Discoloured at upper righthand corner, small tear at centre of right margin on crease.

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/312

Previous number Keynes 4(21)

Description level 4

Record creation Person Role Writer Name Sidgwick, Henry Descriptor Professor of Moral Philosophy, Cambridge University, in retirement Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date 24.7.1900 Place Essex, Witham, Terling Place

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Acquisition Summary Deposited by Geoffrey Keynes, l958

Content Summary Refers to election of [William Ritchie] Sorley to succeed him as Knightsbridge Professor of Moral Philosophy. Acquiesces in result and thinks "the work of the Chair and of the School will be quite safe in his hands." Summary Thinks Sorley may increase student numbers. Cannot remember that he has failed at anything he undertook, "a great thing to say of any man who has had so varied a career." Summary Laments his own slow convalescence, hopes to get back to work soon. Free field Person Name Sorley, William Ritchie Subject keywords

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 3 pp. grey paper Condition Foxing in upper left corner of front page

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/313

Previous number None

Description level 4

Record creation Person Role Writer Name Spokes, Arthur H. Descriptor ? Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Lecturer in Moral Science, Cambridge University Date Unknown Place Unknown

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Asking about Keynes's movements in summer, might they meet in Switzerland? Remarks that Keynes has not been near "The Club" since becoming a member. Free field Parts of torn-up letter, missing section containing date and address. In white envelope printed "University of Cambridge", annotated in ink in unidentified hand "Found in Box." Person Name Subject keywords

Physical descript Summary 1 sheet; 3 pp. text Condition Letter torn in four, one fourth missing

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Identity code JNKeynes 1/314

Previous number Keynes 2(106)

Description level 4

Record creation Person Role Writer Name Zaiman, Barnet Abraham Descriptor Undergraduate at Pembroke College, Cambridge Person Role Recipient Name Keynes, John Neville Descriptor Cambridge University Registrary and Honorary Fellow of Pembroke College Date 23.2.1914 Place Cambridge, Pembroke College

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Acquisition Summary Probably deposited by Mrs. J.N. [Florence Ada] Keynes

Content Summary Thanks Keynes for helping him and other Jewish students by obtaining Senate's agreement to postpone by one day start of Part II of Mathematical Tripos, to avoid Jewish feast of Pentecost. Free field Person Name Subject keywords JNKeynes - as Registrary

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