Major works of Nassau William Senior

• "Report on the State of Agriculture", 1821, Quarterly Review (Jul) p.466
• "Novels by the Author of Waverly", 1821, Quarterly Review (Oct), p.109
• "The Pirate", 1822, Quarterly Review (Jan), p.454
• "Cases of Walcot v Walker, Southey v. Sherwood, Murray v Benbow and Lawrence v Smith", 1822, Quarterly Review (Apr), p.123
• "The Fortunes of Nigel", 1822, Quarterly Review (Jul), p.337
• "Sir Walter Scott" (3 parts), 1821-22, Quarterly Review  & 1829 London Review [1864 Essays ed]
• "Ambiguous Terms Used in Political Economy", in Appendix I (pp.309-22) in Richard Whately, 1826, Elements of Logic (1827 ed.)
• An Introductory Lecture on Political Economy, delivered before the University of Oxford on 6 December 1826, 1827 [bk]
• Three Lectures on the Transmission of Precious Metals from Country to Country and the Mercantile Theory of Wealth, delivered before the University of Oxford in June 1827, 1828. [bk]
• Two Lectures on Population, delivered before the University of Oxford in Easter term 1828, to which is added a correspondence between the author and the Rev. T.R. Malthus, 1829  [bk] [repr] [McM: pdf]
• Three Lectures on the Cost of Obtaining Money and on some effects of private and government paper money, delivered before the University of Oxford in the Trinity term 1829, 1830 [bk] [2nd ed], [repr].
• Three Lectures on the Rate of Wages, delivered before the University of Oxford in Easter term, 1830, with a preface on the causes and remedies of the present disturbances, 1831 [bk], [McM]
• [Anon.] Remarks on Emigration, with a draft of a bill. 1831 [bk]
• Memorandum on the Present State of the Law Relating to Trade Combinations, 1831 -  (1865 reprint)
• A Letter to Lord Howick on a Legal Provision for the Irish Poor. 1831.
• A Letter to Lord Howick on Commutation of Tithes and a Provision for the Roman Catholic Clergy of Ireland, 1831
• A Letter to Lord Howick on a Legal Provision for the Irish Poor, Commutation of Tithes and a Provision for the Roman Catholic clergy, 1831 [bk] [2nd ed] [1832 3rd ed]
• Report from His Majesty's Commissioners for Inquiring into the Administration and Practical Operation of the Poor Laws, 1834 [bk] [1905 repr] [lib]
• Statement of the Provision for the Poor and of the condition of the laboring classes in a considerable portion of America and Europe. 1835. [bk]
• [Anon.] On National Property and on the Prospects of the present administration and of their successors, 1835 [bk]
• "Political Economy", 1836, Encyclopedia Metropolitana [offprint pub. with title An Outline of the Science of Political Economy, 1836] [bk] [1845 v.6 repr, 1850 2nd ed., 1854 3rd ed, 1858 4th ed., 1863 5th ed, 1872: 6th ed.]   [lib] 
• Letters on the Factory Act as it affects the cotton manufacture, addressed to the right honorable president of the Board of Trade 1837. [bk]
• Three Lectures on the Value of Money, delivered before the university of Oxford in 1829, 1840. [bk]
• [Anon. "A Guardian"] Remarks on the Opposition to the Poor Law Amendment Bill by a Guardian, 1841. [bk]
• "Grounds and Objects of the Budget", 1841, Edinburgh Rev
• "The English Poor Laws", 1841, Edinburgh Rev (Oct) [1865 Essays ed]
• "The Budget of 1842", 1842, Edinburgh Rev
• "France, America and Britain", 1842, Edinburgh Rev (Apr) [1865 Essays ed]
• "The Law of Nations", 1843, Edinburgh Rev (Apr) [1865 Essays ed.]
• "Free Trade and Retaliation", 1843, Edinburgh Rev
• "Ireland in 1843", 1844, Edinburgh Rev
• "Lord Brougham's Political Philosophy", 1845, Edinburgh Rev (Jan) [1865 Essays ed.]
• "Oxford and Mr. Ward", 1845, Edinburgh Rev (Apr) [1865 Essays ed]
• "The Oregon Question", 1845, Edinburgh Rev (Jul) [1865 Essays  ed]
• "Confederacy and Union", 1846, Edinburgh Rev (Jan) [1865 Essays ed]
• "Lewis on Dependencies", 1846, Edinburgh Rev (Apr) [1865 Essays ed]
• "Proposals for Extending the Irish Poor Law", 1846, Edinburgh Rev
• "J.S. Mill's Principles and Essays on Unsettled Questions", 1848, Edinburgh Rev
• "Relief of Irish Distress in 1847 and 1848", 1849, Edinburgh Rev
• A Lecture on the Production of Wealth, delivered before the University of Oxford in Michaelmas term 1847, 1847. [bk]
• "J.S. Mill on Political Economy", 1848, Edinburgh Review
• "Lewis on Authority in Matters of Opinion", 1850, Edinburgh Rev (Apr) [1865 Essays ed.]
• Four Introductory Lectures on Political Economy, delivered before the university of Oxford, 1852. [bk]
• "Presidential Address to Section F of the British Association for the Advancement of Science"
• American Slavery: A reprint of an article on 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', of which a portion was inserted in the 206th number of the 'Edinburgh Review' and of Mr. Sumner's speech of the 19th and 20th of May, 1856, with a notice of the events which followed that speech. 1856 [bk]
• A Journal Kept in Turkey and Greece, in the autumn of 1857 and the beginning of 1858, 1859 [bk] [1861 French trans]
• Resolutions and Heads of Report Proposed by Mr. Senior, 1860 [bk]
• "Opening Address of the President of Section F of the BAAS", 1860, JSS of London (Sep), p.357.
• Suggestions on Popular Education, 1861 [bk]
• Biographical Sketches, 1863 [bk]
• Essays on Fiction, 1864. [bk]
• Historical and Philosophical Essays, 2 vols, 1865. v. 1, v.2
• Journals, Conversations and Essays Relating to Ireland, 2 vols, 1861, v.1, v.2
• Journals Kept in France and Italy from 1848 to 1852: with a sketch of the revolution of 1848, (ed. M.C.M. Simpson, 2 vols), 1871, v.1, v.2
• Correspondence and Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior, from 1834 to 1859. (ed. M.C.M. Simpson, 2 vols)., 1872 - v.1, v.2.
• Conversations with M. Thiers, M. Guizot and other distinguished persons during the Second Empire,  e(ed. M.C.M. Simpson, 2 vols), 1878 - Vol. I, Vol. II.
• Conversations with Distinguished Persons during the Second Empire, from 1860 to 1863,(ed. M.C.M. Simpson, 2 vols), 1880, Vol. I, Vol. II
• Conversations and Journals in Egypt and Malta, (ed. M.C.M. Simpson, 2 vols), 1882, Vol. I,  Vol. II
• ("Red Spinner" ?) Mixed Bag: A medley of angling stories and sketches, 1895 [bk]
• Selected Writing on Economics: A Volume of Pamphlets, 1827-1852, 1966.

Resources on N.W.Senior

Contemporary

• Letters forming part of a correspondence with Nassau William Senior, Esq. concerning Systematic Colonization, and the Bill now before Parliament for promoting Emigration; also, a Letter to the Canada Land Company, and a series of questions, in elucidation of the principles of colonization by Charles Tennant, 1831 [bk]
• "The Laws of Population and Wages: Review of Senior", 1831, North American Review
• "Malthus and Sadler, on Population and Emigration", by George Poulett Scrope, 1831, Quarterly Review, (v.45, Apr),  p.97 (review of Senior and Sadler)
• "Senior's Letter on the Irish Poor", 1832, Quarterly Review (v.46, Jan), p.390
• "State and Prospects of Ireland",  1832, Quarterly Review (v.46, Jan),  p.410 (review of Senior's Letter to Lord Howick on commutation of Irish Tithes)
• "Foreign Poor Laws", 1835, Quarterly Review (Dec, No.109), p.35 (review of Senior)
• "Definition and Systems of Political Economy" 1837 Edinburgh Review (No. 133, Oct), p.73
  Hints on Wages, the Corn Laws, High and Low Prices, Paper-money, and Banking, arising from a consideration of Three Lectures on the Cost of Obtaining Money by Nassau Wiliam Senior by a British Merchant [James Rennys], 1832 [bk]
• A Letter to Nassau William Senior, Esq. in reply to the article 'Free Trade and Retaliation' in the Edinburgh Review, no. CLVII, by Robert Torrens,1843 [bk]
• "Review of Senior's Essays on Fiction", by Anon. [Henry James], 1864, North American Rev
• "Senior on Ireland", 1868, Edinburgh Rev
• "Senior's Journals, Conversations and Essays Relating to Ireland", by T.E. Cliffe-Leslie, 1868, Fortnightly Review
• "Senior's Journals", by Walter Bagehot, 1871, Fortnightly Review
• "Nassau Senior: A Leaf of Eastern History", ed. J. Morley, 1877,  Fortnightly Review
• "Nassau Senior's conversations with M. Thiers", Pt. 1, Pt. 2, ed. J. Morley, 1877, Fortnightly Review
• "Nassau Senior's Conversations with Adolphe de Circourt", 1880, Fortnightly Review
• "Nassau Senior's Journal and Conversations", 1881, Fraser's Magazine
• "Senior's Theory of Monopoly", by Richard T. Ely, 1900 Pub AEA  (Feb), p.89 [js]
• "Senior, N.W." in C. Coquelin and G.U. Guillaumin, editors, 1852, Dictionnaire de l'économie politique [1864 ed.]
• "Senior, N.W."  in L. Say and J. Chailley-Bert, editors, 1892, Nouveau Dictionnaire de l'économie politique
• "Senior, N.W" in R.H. Inglis Palgrave, editor, 1894-1899, Dictionary of Political Economy [1918 ed.]
• "Senior, N.W." in J. Conrad et al, (1891-94) Handwörterbuch der Staatswissenschaften [2nd ed, 1898-1901]
• "Senior, N.W."  in Leslie Stephen & Stephen Lee, editor, 1885-1901 Dictionary of National Biography [1908-09 ed]
• "Senior, N.W." in 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica

Modern

• Introduction to Collected Works of W.N. Senior by Donald Rutherford (at Thoemmes)
• T. MacKay (1899) A History of the English Poor Law, Vol.3, London: Murray
• Senior on the differences between England and Ireland (at An Gota Mor)
• Senior Page at McMaster
• N.W. Senior page at Peel Web
• Historians & Political Orators: W.N. Senior at Bartleby
• Portrait of Senior at Hughes website
• Guide to N.W. Senior journals and Senior Paris Journals at Bodleian library, Oxford
• N.W. Senior profile at LibertyFund
• Senior entry at Britannica
• Wikipedia