As to citations, but in a different context:
      Especially annoying are references to Theory of Moral 
Sentiments and Wealth of Nations.  The edition of TMS by Raphael and 
Macfie is that of 1790 (with changes from an edition of 1792 
included), NOT 1759; the corresponding Oxford edition of WN is that 
of 1789, NOT 1776.  Yet the madness persists!
     Mill, however, seems to have been spared.  His Principles of 
1848 is typically referenced as having been published is 1871, as 
this is the date of the Ashley edition.
     Is it too much to ask that the correct edition be referenced, 
with of course inclusion of the date of publication of the specific 
edition cited, and perhaps a note as to the date of the first edition?

Charles McCann