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John Gray  (b.1799, d.1883)

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[ 0 | 0 ] 		  Gray, John. (1973) The social system: A treatise on the principle of exchange  Clifton N.J: A. M. Kelley.
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[ 0 | 0 ] 		  Gray, John. (1972) Lectures on the nature and use of money  Clifton N.J: A. M. Kelley.
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[ 0 | 0 ] 		  Gray, John. (1971) Lecture on human happiness: Being the first of a series of lectures on that subject in which will be comprehended a general review of the causes of the existing evils of society [and a development of means by which they may be permanently and effectually removed. To which are added the Preamble and constitution of the Friendly Association for Mutual Interests, located at Valley Forge]  New York: A. M. Kelley.
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[ 0 | 0 ] 		  Gray, John. (1826) A lecture on human happiness: Being the first of a series of lectures on that subject, in which will be comprehended a general review of the causes of the existing evils of society, an[d] a developement [sic] of means by which they may be permanently and effectually removed  Philadelphia: Stereotyped for and published by J. Coates, Jr. ....
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[ 0 | 0 ] 		  Gray, John. (1825) A lecture on human happiness: Being the first of a series of lectures on that subject, in which will be comprehended a general review of the causes of the existing evils of society, and a developement [sic] of means by which they may be permanently and effectually removed  Philadelphia: Printed on the Vertical Press by D. & S. Neall ....
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