John Pullen is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of New England, Australia. He has published widely on Malthus and is the editor of the variorum edition of T. R. Malthus, Principles of Political Economy (Cambridge, 1989). Trevor Hughes Parry is a freelance editor and materials consultant, living in Australia. He formerly lectured at Kanto Gakuen University.

• 1. Sermons; 2. Malthus' diary of a tour of the Lake District; 3. Bullion trade transactions; 4. An essay on foreign trade; 5. Essays and notes on Charles I and Mary, Queen of Scots; 6. Questions and answers on early European history; 7. Harriet Malthus' diary of a family tour of Scotland in 1826; 8. Letters to Harriet Malthus from her mother, Catherine Eckersall; 9. Eight brief miscellaneous items; Appendix A, B.

John Pullen is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of New England, Australia. He has published widely on Malthus and is the editor of the variorum edition of T. R. Malthus, Principles of Political Economy (Cambridge, 1989). Trevor Hughes Parry is a freelance editor and materials consultant, living in Australia. He formerly lectured at Kanto Gakuen University.

• 1. Sermons; 2. Malthus' diary of a tour of the Lake District; 3. Bullion trade transactions; 4. An essay on foreign trade; 5. Essays and notes on Charles I and Mary, Queen of Scots; 6. Questions and answers on early European history; 7. Harriet Malthus' diary of a family tour of Scotland in 1826; 8. Letters to Harriet Malthus from her mother, Catherine Eckersall; 9. Eight brief miscellaneous items; Appendix A, B.

John Pullen is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of New England, Australia. He has published widely on Malthus and is the editor of the variorum edition of T. R. Malthus, Principles of Political Economy (Cambridge, 1989). Trevor Hughes Parry is a freelance editor and materials consultant, living in Australia. He formerly lectured at Kanto Gakuen University.

• 1. Sermons; 2. Malthus' diary of a tour of the Lake District; 3. Bullion trade transactions; 4. An essay on foreign trade; 5. Essays and notes on Charles I and Mary, Queen of Scots; 6. Questions and answers on early European history; 7. Harriet Malthus' diary of a family tour of Scotland in 1826; 8. Letters to Harriet Malthus from her mother, Catherine Eckersall; 9. Eight brief miscellaneous items; Appendix A, B.