Henry Dunning Macleod (1821–1902)
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Born 1821 · died 1902
Henry Dunning Macleod was a Scottish economist and lawyer.
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Published works, and printed documents concerning his petition of right to the Crown for compensation for work done on a digest of the laws of bills of exchange. Also ten letters, 18981900, to his son, R. H. Macleod, on a gold standard for India. Macleod papers. 11
A group of seven letters, 1870-1871, to various correspondents. Edinburgh UL
Correspondents
JOHN HILL BURTON, nine letters, 1860-1871. National Library of Scotland (NLS), MS. 9396 et seq.
EDWIN CHADWICK, ten items, 1859-1889. Chadwick papers, University College London (UCL).
HERBERT SOMERTON FOXWELL, 14 letters, 1863-1884, in RDFC
JOHN KELLS INGRAM, 2 letters, 1886-1892, Ingram papers, PRONI
REGINALD EARLE WELBY, 1 ST Baron Welby, a letter and a memorandum, 1895-1899, Welby collection, British Library of Political and Economic Science (BLPES)
Printed Material
JOHN MALONEY, Marshall, Orthodoxy and the Professionalisation of Econommics ( Cambridge, 1985)
DNB 1901-1911, 540; ESS X 30