Rawle, Francis (1662–05 March 1727), merchant and economist, was born probably in Plymouth, England, the son of Francis Rawle and Jane (maiden name unknown). Rawle’s father, a devout Quaker, preferred imprisonment to compromise in matters of conscience; on one occasion he was joined in jail by his son. In search of freedom to express their convictions, the family emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1686. They brought with them a deed from ...
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Rawle, Francis (1662-1727), merchant and economist
Stuart Bruchey
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Slichter, Sumner Huber (1892-1959), economist and industrial relations expert
Clarence E. Wunderlin
Slichter, Sumner Huber (08 January 1892–27 September 1959), economist and industrial relations expert, was born in Madison, Wisconsin, the son of Charles Sumner Slichter, a mathematics professor and dean of the graduate school, and Mary Louise Byrne. After a year at the University of Munich in 1910, Slichter returned to Wisconsin to study labor problems with ...