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The Library of the World’s Best Literature. An Anthology in Thirty Volumes. 1917.

William Ellis (1800–1881)

Ellis, William. An English economic essayist, critic, and textbook writer; born in London (?) of Franco-Italian parentage, Jan. 1800; died there (?), Feb. 18, 1881. An ardent disciple of John Stuart Mill, he wrote: ‘Outlines of Social Economy’ (1846); ‘Thoughts on the Future of the Human Race’ (1866); and many other works.