society at Cambridge (The Marshall Society) as well as the University of Bristol Economics department are named after him. His archive is available for consultation by appointment at the Marshall Library of Economics. His home, Balliol Croft, was renamed Marshall House in 1991 in his honour when it was bought by Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge. Alfred Marshall's wife was Mary Paley, an economist who was one of the first women students at Cambridge and a lecturer at Newnham College. She continued to live in Balliol Croft until her death in 1944; her ashes were scattered in the garden. The couple had no children. Works 1879 – The Economics of Industry (with Mary Paley Marshall) 1879 – The Pure Theory of Foreign Trade: The Pure Theory of Domestic Values 1890 – Principles of Economics 1919 – Industry and Trade 1923 – Money, Credit and Commerce. See also Welfare definition of economics Marshall Jevons, a pseudonym partly derived from Marshall's name Liberalism in the United Kingdom References Further reading Backhouse, Roger E. "Sidgwick, Marshall, and the Cambridge School of Economics." History of Political Economy 2006 38(1): 15–44. Fulltext: Ebsco Cook, Simon J. "Late Victorian Visual Reasoning and Alfred Marshall's Economic Science." British Journal for the History of Science 2005 38(2): 179–195. Cook, Simon J. "Race and Nation in Marshall's Histories." European Journal of the History of Economic Thought 2013 20(6): 940–956. Cook, Simon J. The Intellectual Foundations of Alfred Marshall's Economic Science: A Rounded Globe of Knowledge (2009) Groenewegen, Peter. A Soaring Eagle: Alfred Marshall: 1842–1924 (1995) 880pp, the major scholarly biography Groenewegen, Peter. Alfred Marshall: Economist 1842–1924 (2007, short version) Keynes, John Maynard. "Alfred Marshall, 1842–1924," The Economic Journal 34#135 September 1924 pp. 311–372, included in his Essays in Biography (1933, 1951) at 125–217, in JSTOR Parsons, Talcott. "The Structure of Social Action." (1937), Chapter IV. Narmadeshwar Jha, The Age of Marshall: Aspects of British Economic Thought – 1890–1915. London: F. Cass, 1973. Raffaelli, Tiziano et al. The Elgar Companion to Alfred Marshall 2006. 752 . Tullberg, Rita McWilliams. "Marshall, Alfred (1842–1924)" Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 2004; Tullberg, Rita McWilliams, ed. Alfred Marshall in Retrospect (1990) · External links List of major works. 1842 births 1924 deaths Neoclassical economists Neoclassical economics English economists 19th-century British economists 20th-century British economists Alumni of St John's College, Cambridge Academics of the University of Bristol People educated at Merchant Taylors' School, Northwood Presidents of