THE COLLECTED WORKS OF EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD

Edited by M.F. Lloyd Prichard

A social reformer, a political scientist whose views were respected by John Stuart Mill and attacked by Karl Marx, scholarly editor of worlds of Adam Smith, the economist who formulated the doctrine of Sufficient Price, a theorist on colonisation and practical empire builder, a member of parliament in two colonies and adviser to Governors-General in Canada and New Zealand - Gibbon Wakefield's career contains noteworthy achievements in many fields.

His own works demonstrate best the range of his thinking and activities. This collection is intended to make available, for specialist and general reader alike, Wakefield's writings through which Wakefield can speak for himself.

Published by Collins, New Zealand in 1969

Hardcover (with dust jacket) - 1040 pages

Second bookshop stamp on flyleaf page - dust jacket has small nick at top of spine and closed tear at right edge of front cover

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