John Gray
Also known as
Gray, John
Born 1799-01-01
Died 1883-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF29686681
- WikidataQ461991
- ISNI0000000083682158
- Open LibraryOL67721A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (3)
- Economics (3)
- Happiness (2)
- Socialism (2)
- Money (2)
- Collective settlements (1)
- Exchange (1)
Books by John Gray
Total count: 9
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A lecture on human happinessbeing the first of a series of lectures on that subject, in which will be comprehended a general review of the causes of the existing evils of society, and a development of means by which they may be permanently and effectually removedSherwood, Jones, & Co.1825-01-01
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A lecture on human happinessbeing the first of a series of lectures on that subject, in which will be comprehended a general review of the causes of the existing evils of society, and a developement of means by which they may be permanently and effectually removed.Sherwood, Jones, & Co.1825-01-01
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The social systema treatise on the principle of exchangeW. Tait; [etc., etc.1831-01-01
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Production the cause of demandbeing a brief analysis of a work entitled "The social system, a treatise on the principle of exchange," by John Gray : with a short illustration of the principles of equitable labour exchangePublished under the superintendence of an Association for the Dissemination of the Knowledge of the Principles of Equitable Labour Exchange1832-01-01
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An efficient remedy for the distress of nations.Black1842-01-01
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The currency questionthe confidence of "The times" in its own monetary doctrines exemplified, by its refusal to give publicity to a free offer of the sum of one hundred guineas to any man who may be able to maintain their validity before a competent and impartial tribunal : a rejected letter to the editor of "The times," on the subject of the currency : to which is added the above-named offer repeated : failing the acceptance of a challenge to "The times" to discuss the subject for the sum of five hundred guineasA. and C. Black1847-01-01
Lectures on the nature and use of money.Delivered before the members of the "Edinburgh philosophical institution" during the months of February and March, 1848.A. & C. Black; [etc., etc.]1848-01-01-
Committee of enquiry into the validity of the monetary principle advocated in Gray's Lectures on the nature and use of moneyA. & C. Black1849-01-01
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Vom menschlichen Glück.C.L. Hirschfeld1907-01-01