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Cantillon essay nature Project MUSE - Richard Cantillon s Essay on the Nature of Trade in General A Variorum Edition ed

As there is no manuscript in English, van den Berg judges that the Anglicisms in the Rouen manuscript (of which there are not, in fact, very many) do not clearly indicate which language the text was originally written in, whether it was translated and if so by whom. Cantillon essay nature. Richard Cantillon's Essai sur la nature du commerce en général is one of the major works of Enlightenment political economy. It is also one of the most fascinating given the circumstances in which it was published and the extraordinary adventures of the Irish banker who wrote it. Cantillon (ca. 1680-ca. France for many years, getting rich when Law's system was in effect, before settling in London. The Essai is his only work. It was disseminated in Europe through many and highly diverse channels. This variorum edition by Richard van den Berg is an ambitious synthesis of research since the late nineteenth century. It also offers crucial information for retracing the complex history of the work. There are eleven different versions of it, and the labour of comparison here is truly impressive. For the first time, we have an edition that enables us to measure how much of the work was published in English in the mid-eighteenth century, as van den Berg reproduces all English excerpts in their entirety. He also reproduces H. Higg's 1931 translation (2) , which, despite its faults, has the virtue of being a complete English version of the treatise (3) . In his introduction van den Berg retraces the history of each version of the text, pointing out the questions they raise, some of which have never been resolved. Last, he recalls the impact of Cantillon's thinking, whether acknowledged or not, on several economists, including Adam Smith and François Quesnay. The editio princeps of Essai sur la nature du commerce en général is the French version printed in 1755, some twenty years after Cantillon's death, by the Paris bookseller Pierre-André Guillyn. Van den Berg uses this text to identify variants in the other versions (4) .... View more ...