Works
- 1859 General Mathematical Theory of Political Economy
- 1863 A Serious Fall in the Value of Gold
- 1864 Pure Logic; or, the Logic of Quality apart from Quantity
- 1865 The Coal Question
- 1869 The Substitution of Similars, The True Principle of Reasoning
- 1870 Elementary Lessons on Logic
- 1871 The Theory of Political Economy
- 1874 Principles of Science
- 1875 Money and the Mechanism of Exchange
- 1878 A Primer on Political Economy
- 1880 Studies in Deductive Logic
- 1882 The State in Relation to Labour
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