Charles Cuthbert Southey: The Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey: Contents

Tory MP for Newark (1828-32) and political economist; largely self-educated, he was a protectionist and paternalist who published The Law of Population 2 vols, (1830). Tory MP for Newark (1828-32) and political economist; largely self-educated, he was a protectionist and paternalist who published The Law of Population 2 vols, (1830).

WRITINGS OF:

A First Letter to a Reformer, in reply to a Pamphlet lately published by Walter Fawkes, (late M.P. for the County of York,) entitled The Englishman's Manual.

Mark Robinson to Robert Southey, 13 January 1824 ¶ 4

The Law of Population: a Treatise, in Six Books; in disproof of the Superfecundity of Human Beings, and developing of the real Principle of their Increase.

Robert Southey to Henry Taylor, 3 May 1830 ¶ 3

REFERENCES TO:

Mark Robinson to Robert Southey, 13 January 1824 ¶ 3

Mark Robinson to Robert Southey, 13 January 1824 ¶ 4

Volume , Ch. XXX. 1826-1827 ¶ n2

Robert Southey to Henry Taylor, 13 November 1826 ¶ 2

Robert Southey to Henry Taylor, 13 November 1826 ¶ n2

Robert Southey to Nicholas Lightfoot, 12 July 1829 ¶ 3

Robert Southey to Robert Gooch, 8 August 1829 ¶ 3

Robert Southey to James John Hornby, 27 August 1829 ¶ 5

Robert Southey to Henry Taylor, 3 May 1830 ¶ 3

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Authors: Charles Cuthbert Southey; Robert Southey

Title: The Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey (London: 1849-1850).

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