330 Chapter 13
- For that,see ThomasJefferson’s letterto HenryLee,May8, 1825,republishedby the Universityof
VirginiaLibrary2012,http://etext.virginia.edu/etcbin/toccer-new2?id=JefLett.sgm&images=images/mod-
eng&data=/texts/ english/modeng/parsed&tag=public&part=280&division=div1, accessed Wednesday,
April18, 2012. - For Aristotle’s influenceoverCicero,see BookOne.Aristotle’s influenceon Cicerois mentionedin
Blakesley1839,109-140;D. J. Furley1989,203;Isle 2006,87; and J. S. Reided. 1874,xxiv.To quoteBook 2
of the Cicero-authoredAcademica, CicerolaudedAristotle’s writingsas “a goldenfloodof words.” For
that,see Cicero2006a,70. For Cicero’s defensesof privateproperty,see BooksOneand Two.See Cicero
defendprivatepropertyin Cicero1913,Bk. 2, sec. 21, p. 73, accessedonlineWednesday,August3, 2011.J.
Powell2000,8, broughtthis statementof Cicero’s to my attention.Alsosee Cicerodefendprivateproper-
ty againstwelfare-stateredistributionismin Cicero1913,Bk. 1, Sec. 14, accessedonlineFriday,November
16, 2007. - We sawAlgernonSidneydefendprivatepropertyrightsandthe nightwatchmanstatein Book
One.Sidney’s writingsin defenseof laissezfaireare A. Sidney 1750 vol. 2, 126;and A. Sidney1996,ch. 3,
sec. 6, para.2, accessedonlineWednesday,April18, 2012.A. Burris 1983 2d ed., 67, broughtthis state-
mentof Sidney’s to my attention. - JohnAdams1819a,12.
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- T. G. Buchholz1995,225; and R. Porter 2004 U.S.version,429.
- I firstheardof G. E. Mooreand learnedof G. E. Moore’s influenceon Keynesin W. C. Biven1989,
7–8, 11. Thisis also notedin J. B. Davis1994,9–49, 53–103, 148–157, 180–85, 190–94. - JohnMaynardKeynesacknowledgesMalthus’s influenceon himin Keynes1920,10, 21; Keynes
1921,83 fn. 1; and Keynes1964,32–33, 362–64.