Taussig
FRANK WILLIAM, an American economist; born in St. Louis in 1859. He studied at Harvard and taught there for ten years, becoming in 1892 professor of economics. In 1904- 1905 he was president of the American Economic Association. His works include: "The Tariff History of the United States"; "Protection to Young Industries as Applied in the United States"; "History of the Present Tariff, 1860-83"; "The Silver Situation in the United States"; "Wages and Capital"; "Principles of Economics"; "Some Aspects of the Tariff Question"; "Inventors and Money Makers". He was for some years editor of the "Quarterly Journal of Economics."
Economics." (tout'fe-ös), an Irish novelist; born (Jemima Montgomery) in Ireland in 1807. She wrote the popular novels: "Cyrilla"; "Quits"; "At Odds"; "The Initials." She died in Munich Nov. 12, 1893. a market town of TAVISTOCK, Devon, England, 11 miles N. of Plymouth