This concordance will prove an invaluable reference tool for scholars of Adam Smith's classic The Wealth of Nations, the most significant text in economic thought. Like Glahe's previous concordance, Keyne's The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money: A Concordance (Rowman & Littlefield, 1991) this book will aid scholars seeking to recover Smith's key terms in their original context. It lists alphabetically each word used, the frequency of its occurrence, and the page and paragraph on the page where the work can be found.
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Smith's [book] . . . is well served by this concordance. The work will be a useful reference source, of considerable value for Smith scholars and researchers in 18th-century studies. (Choice )
Smith's [book] . . . is well served by this concordance. The work will be a useful reference source, of considerable value for Smith scholars and researchers in 18th-century studies..... (Choice )
Smith's [book] . . . is well served by this concordance. The work will be a useful reference source, of considerable value for Smith scholars and researchers in 18th-century studies..... (Choice )
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Fred R. Glahe is professor of economics at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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