Francis Wrigley Hirst
1873 – 1953
Books
- Liberalism and the empire
- F.W. Hirst
- Armaments, the race and the crisis
- Life and letters of Thomas Jefferson
- Wall Street and Lombard Street
- Liberty and tyranny
- Monopolies, trusts and kartells
- Alexander Gordon Cummins Harvey
- From Adam Smith to Philip Snowden
- Richard Cobden and John Morley
- A Library of peace [and] war
- British war budgets
- Public economy and taxation
- War finance and the Budget of 1902
- Memorandum on resignation
- Early life and letters of John Morley
- Pressing problems and fashionable fallacies of political economy
- Amy Lowell memorial meeting held at Keat's House, April 15, 1926
- The political economy of war
- The treatment of commerce in naval warfare, paper read at National Peace Cong
- Foreign policy past and future
- Free trade and other fundamental doctrines of the Manchester school
- Liberty and tyranny
- The capture and destruction of commerce at sea
- Trade, expenditure, taxation, and money
- The consequences of the war to Great Britain
- Wall street and Lombard street
- The stock exchange
- In the golden days
- Free markets or monopoly
- The logic of international co-operation
- The six panics and other essays
- Loans for war
- Monopolies, trusts and kartells
- Essays in liberalism
- Life and letters of Thomas Jefferson
- Economic freedom and private property
- Gold, silver and paper money
- Safeguarding and protection
- The credit of nations
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