Titlebook: Alfred Marshall; Economist 1842-1924 Peter Groenewegen Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 Alfred

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,Final Years and Some Further Volumes (1919–24),fore Marshall’s death, is illustrative. It mentioned seeing Marshall in bed with his night cap on, ‘weak in voice, still able to laugh’, no short-term memory left to speak of and ‘now rather like a child, … often troublesome’ (Keynes to Lydia Lopokova, 16 May 1924, in Hill and Keynes (eds) 1989, p. 195).

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A. K. Sood,M. Abdelguerfi,W. Shuin their lives, largely because Alfred Marshall was free to work while she relaxed in that colourful city with her painting. The period of leave in Sicily and Europe was followed by a further year at Bristol as Professor of Political Economy only (hence without the ardours of academic administration

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F. Cesarini,F. Pippolini,G. Sodainning of First World War in 1914, are discussed in Section 8.3. Marshall’s work during the war is looked at in Section 8.4 under the heading of a ‘principled war effort’. Section 8.5 then reviews the circumstances surrounding the writing of ., followed by a discussion of its publication, its conten

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,Marshall’s Moral Sciences Apprenticeship and Search for a New Vocation (1866–77),ears. This was a discussion group including Sidgwick, Venn, Fawcett and Clifford among its members, the first three of them teachers at Cambridge in the Moral Sciences. It brought Marshall thereby in close contact with persons involved in the disciplines he himself began to study on completion of th

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