Thomas Mackay

Born 1849-01-01

Died 1912-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF2829118
WikidataQ7792095
ISNI0000000110356455
Open LibraryOL113934A

Top Subjects

Great Britain (9)
Poor laws (4)
Poor (3)
Socialism (3)
Liberty (2)
Libraries (2)
Great Britain -- Social conditions (2)

Books by Thomas Mackay

Total count: 21

Is the administration of relief the only function of the [Charity organisation] society

1888-01-01
The English poora sketch of their social and economic history

J. Murray1889-01-01
The English poora sketch of their social and economic history

John Murray1889-01-01
Working-class insurance

E. Stanford1890-01-01
A plea for libertyan argument against socialism and socialistic legislation2d edition.

D. Appleton and Company1891-01-01
A plea for libertyan argument against socialism and socialistic legislation2d ed.

Murray1891-01-01
A plea for libertyan argument against socialism and socialistic legislationNew ed.

Murray1892-01-01
A plea for libertyan argument against socialism and socialistic legislationNew and rev.ed. [Popular ed.

Murray1892-01-01
A plea for libertyan argument against socialism and socialistic legislationNew and rev. ed. --

J. Murray1892-01-01
A policy of free exchange

D. Appleton and co.1894-01-01
Methods of social reformessays critical and constructive

J. Murray1896-01-01
The state and charity

Macmillan and co., limited1898-01-01
The life of Sir John Fowler, engineer, bart., K.C.M.G., etc.

J. Murray1900-01-01
The life of Sir John Fowlerengineer, bart., K.C.M.G, etc.

John Murray1900-01-01
Public relief of the poorSix lectures

publisher not identified1901-01-01
A history of the English Poor Lawin connection with the state of the country and the condition of the people

P. S. King1904-01-01
An Apology for Liberty

J. Murray1908-01-01
The failures of Socialism

Anti-Socialist Union Publication Dept.1910-01-01
The dangers of democracy

J. Murray1913-01-01
Doing Research with ChildrenSecond Edition edition

Sage Publications Ltd2007-02-22
The English poor

Cambridge University Press2009-01-01