The minor Marshallians and Alfred Marshall: an evaluation

1. Introduction : ten 'Minor Marshallians' and spreading the economic organon -- 2. Joseph Shield Nicholson (1850-1927) : an early student of Marshall at Cambridge : later quite critical of Marshall and his economics -- 3. Alfred William Flux (1867-1942) : a mathematician successfully 'caught' for economics by Marshall -- 4. Charles Percy Sanger (1871-1930) : a brilliant student of Marshall from the 1890s, briefly captured for economics -- 5. Sydney John Chapman (1871-1951) : labour economics, public finance, economic principles and economic history : a Marshall student of great academic distinction -- 6. John Harold Clapham (1873-1946) : a Marshallian Cambridge economic historian? -- 7. David Hutchinson MacGregor (1877-1953) : a 'favorite' student of Marshall and an innovative Marshallian industry economist -- 8. Frederick Lavington (1881-1927) : an able Cambridge monetary theorist cut off in his prime, and a very loyal Marshallian -- 9. Walter Layton (1884-1966) on The theory of prices (1912) and The relations of labour and capital (1914) : Marshallian texts pur sang? -- 10. Charles Ryle Fay (1884-1961) : a devoted teacher of economic history and one of Marshall's favourite Cambridge pupils -- 11. Gerald Shove (1888-1947) : an enduring Marshallian loyalist -- 12. Conclusions : ten 'minor Marshallians' : spreading Marshall's organon of economics to later generations.