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Principles of Political Economy (abridged)
John Stuart Mill
Principles of Political Economy (abridged) by John Stuart Mill (J. Laurence Laughlin abridged edition, 1885) is a book on our Classics shelf. Mill's great textbook on production, distribution, wages, money, credit, trade and taxes, in J. Laurence Laughlin's abridged student edition with notes and a short history of economics. It suits readers interested in classics, and it is legally free from Project Gutenberg. Licence: Public domain in the USA (check your country).
Mill's great textbook on production, distribution, wages, money, credit, trade and taxes, in J. Laurence Laughlin's abridged student edition with notes and a short history of economics.
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John Stuart Mill
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Year
J. Laurence Laughlin abridged edition, 1885
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Public domain in the USA (check your country)
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2026-10-29
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