Higgs, Henry 1864-1940
Archival location guide — where this economist’s surviving papers are held, their notable correspondents, and key published sources.
Born 1864 · died 1940
Henry Higgs was a British civil servant, economist, and historian of economic thought.
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Attempts to trace the Higgs papers have not met with any success.
Correspondents
SIR HENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, correspondence with various enclosures, 1906-1919.
BL Add. MSS. 41240-41242.
EDWIN CANNAN, 12 letters, 1896-1933. Cannan collection, British Library of Political and Economic Science (BLPES)
ARTHUR H. COLE, nine letters, 1929-1938. Baker Library Archives, Harvard University.
HERBERT SOMERTON FOXWELL, copies of letters, 1890.
Collet papers. 8
HERBERT SOMERTON FOXWELL, 641 letters, 1883-1936, in RDFC; 12 letters, 1899, Foxwell papers, Baker Library, Harvard University.
SIR ROBERT GIFFEN, two letters, 1895.
Giffen collection, BLPES
GEORGE HOWELL, two letters, 1906.
Howell papers, Bishopsgate Institute, London.
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES, Baron Keynes, 12 letters, 1930-1936.
Keynes papers, KC, Cambridge.
JOHN NEVILLE KEYNES, two letters, 1908.
J. N. Keynes correspondence, Marshall Library, Cambridge.
MACMILLAN, many letters, 1896-1937.
BL Add. MS. 55198.
WILLIAM ROBERT SCOTT, two letters, 1935-1936.
Scott papers, Glasgow UL
WILLIAM ROBERT SCOTT, three letters, 1938.
Baker Library Archives, Harvard University.
EDWIN ROBERT ANDERSON SELIGMAN, 28 letters, 1895-1910. Seligman papers, Columbia UL, New York.
Printed Material
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES, ‘Henry Higgs’, in Essays in Biography, vol. x of Collected Writings ( London, 1972).
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