Marshall, Mary Paley, 1850 - 1944 (economist)
Dates and places
1850-1944 Newnham Hall, Cambridge
Sphere of activity
Economist
Relationships
Married Alfred Marshall, 1877.
Other information
Taught economics at Newnham, 1875-7 and 1885 onwards; founded Marshall library of Economics, Cambridge, 1925; Honorary Assistant Librarian, 1925-44.
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence with Mary Paley Marshall, 1915 - 1940
Letters from Mary Marshall to Joan Robinson, 1932 - 1939
Her correspondence comprises 6 letters about 'Economics is a Serious Subject' and 'Economics of Imperfect Competition', the Ajax at Corfe Castle, 'Introduction to the Theory of Employment', Dennis Robertson's portrait and personal matters.
Papers relating to the memoir of Alfred Marshall, 1893 - 1925
This file includes correspondence with Mary Paley Marshall, 1924-5; biographical notes; extracts from John Neville Keynes' diary, 1874-83 [transcribed by Florence Keynes, 1924]; transcripts, made 1924, of letters from A. Marshall to W.S. Jevons, 30 July and 8 December 1879; a statement entitled 'The aged poor' by A. Marshall, 5 June 1893; one autograph letter, signed from A. Marshall to J.M. Keynes, 27 July 1922; and letters of comment after publication, 1924-5.