William Stanley Jevons

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Born January 1, 1835

Died January 1, 1882 (47 years old)

Liverpool, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Also known as: W. Stanley Jevons, Jevons Stanley William

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The elements of logic

Abbott, Thomas Kingsmill, Vincent Edward Smith, William Duncan, William Stanley Jevons, Charles Kittredge True

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Investigations in currency & finance

William Stanley Jevons, Herbert Stanley Jevons

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The theory of political economy

William Stanley Jevons

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Elementary lessons in logic: deductive and inductive

William Stanley Jevons

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Logic

Hermann Lotze, St. George William Joseph Stock, Bernard Bosanquet, Alexander Bain, John Dewey, Martin Heidegger, Isaac Watts, Alice Ambrose, Christoph von Sigwart, William Stanley Jevons, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Richard L. Purtill, Richard F. Clarke, Richard Whately

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Methods of social reform and other papers

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The state in relation to labour

William Stanley Jevons

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Studies in deductive logic

William Stanley Jevons

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The substitution of similars

William Stanley Jevons

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The Match Tax: A Problem of Finance

William Stanley Jevons

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W. Stanley Jevons

William Stanley Jevons

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Papers and correspondence of William Stanley Jevons

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Pure logic, and other minor works

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The principles of economics

William Stanley Jevons

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Correspondence, 1850-1862

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The principles of science

William Stanley Jevons

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Methods of social reform

William Stanley Jevons, Thomas Mackay

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Papers and Correspondence of William Stanley Jevons : Volume 2

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Money and the mechanism of exchange

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The substitution of similars, the true principle of reasoning, derived from a modification of ..

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