Author:William Cunningham (1849-1919)

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William Cunningham
(1849–1919)

William Cunningham

Works

• The churches of Asia; a methodical sketch of the second century, 1880 (external scan)
• The growth of English industry and commerce during the early and middle ages, 1882 (external scan)
• Politics and economics: an essay on the nature of the nature of the principles of political economy, 1885 (external scan)
• S. Austin and his place in the history of Christian thought, 1886 (external scan)
• Walter of Henley's Husbandry, together with an anonymous Husbandry, Seneschaucie, and Robert Grosseteste's Rules by Walter de Henley, 13th cent; , Elizabeth Lamond, d. 1891, ed; intoduction by. 1890 (external scan)
• The growth of English industry and commerce, 1890 (external scan)
• Craft gilds, 1890 short work (external scan)
• The use and abuse of money, 1891 (external scan)
• The path towards knowledge, 1891 (external scan)
• 1891: 'The Progress of Economic Doctrine in England in the Eighteenth Century'. In: The Economic Journal, Vol. 1, p. 73 - 94
• A discourse of the common weal of this realm by Elizabeth Lamond, ed; 1893 (external scan)
• Outlines of English industrial history, 1895 (external scan)
• Modern civilization in some of its economic aspects, 1896 (external scan)
• Alien immigrants to England, 1897 (external scan)
• True womanhood, 1897 (external scan)
• An essay on western civilization in its economic aspects, 1898 (external scan)
• The gospel of work: four lectures on Christian ethics, 1902 (external scan)
• Cambridge gild records by Mary Bateson, preface 1903 (external scan)
• Richard Cobden and Adam Smith; two lectures, 1904 (external scan)
• The rise and decline of the free trade movement, 1904 (external scan)
• Essays on some theological questions of the day, 1905 (external scan)
• Lectures: first series by Compatriots' Club, 1905 (external scan)
• The wisdom of the wise; three lectures on free trade imperialism, 1906 (external scan)
• Should our railways be nationalised?, 1906 (external scan)
• The industrial revolution, 1908 (external scan)
• The moral witness of the church on the investment of money and the use of wealth, 1909 (external scan)
• The strength of England; a politico-economis history of England from Saxton times to the reign of Charles the First by Joseph William Wilson Welsford, 1910 intro & ed? (external scan)
• Christianity and social questions, 1910 (external scan)
• The case against free trade, 1911 (external scan)
• Christianity and economic science, 1914 (external scan)
• The progress of capitalism in England, 1916 (external scan)
• English influence on the United States, 1916 (external scan)
• British citizens and their responsibilities to God: six sermons, 1916 (external scan)
• The progress of capitalism in England, 1916 (external scan)
• The increase of true religion; 1917 (external scan)
• The common weal, 1917 (external scan)
• The secret of progress, 1918 (external scan)
• Monuments of English municipal life, 1920 (external scan)
• Making the most of life, 1920 (external scan)
• The story of Cambidgeshire as told by itself, 1920 (external scan)

Contributions to EB1911

• "Free Trade," in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed., 1911)

Articles in Popular Science Monthly

• "Unconscious Assumptions in Economics" in Popular Science Monthly, 67 (October 1905)

Works about Cunningham

• "Cunningham, William," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1927 supplement, London: Oxford University Press (1927)
• "Cunningham, William, D.D.," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)