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An economist would appreciate Keynes's Essays in Biography, many of
which deal with leading figures in HET. As to readability -- Keynes was
one of the great masters of English prose in the 20th C. Paul
Samuelson's numerous essays and articles are always illuminating and
often brilliant. Steve Medema and I have edited a selection for CUP
which is now in press.
Anthony Waterman
On 03/05/2012 4:48 PM, David Teira wrote:
> Dear all,
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> A friend of mine, an economist, has been asking for highly readable
> books on the history of economic thought and I've failed time and again
> with my suggestions. He's not looking into any particular topic, but
> appreciates mostly the quality and interest of the narrative. If you
> want to help me with any suggestions, reply off-list, please.
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> Thanks in advance
> David
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