Table:
Title

Date

Source

"Two Letters on the Measure of Value"
1822
"The Traveller"

"Questions of Population"
1823
"Black Dwarf"

"War Expenditure"
1824
Westminster Review

"Quarterly Review – Political Economy"
1825
Westminster Review

"Review of Miss Martineau's Tales"
1830
Examiner

"The Spirit of the Age"
1831
Examiner

"Use and Abuse of Political Terms"
1832

"What is Poetry"
1833, 1859

"Rationale of Representation"
1835

"De Tocqueville on Democracy in America [i]"
1835

"State of Society In America"
1836

"Civilization"
1836

"Essay on Bentham"
1838

"Essay on Coleridge"
1840

"Essays On Government"
1840

"De Tocqueville on Democracy in America [ii]"
1840

A System of Logic
1843

Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Economy
1844

"Claims of Labour"
1845
Edinburgh Review

The Principles of Political Economy: with some of their applications to social philosophy
1848

"The Negro Question"
1850
Fraser's Magazine

"Reform of the Civil Service"
1854

Dissertations and Discussions
1859

A Few Words on Non-intervention
1859

On Liberty
1859

'Thoughts on Parliamentary Reform
1859

Considerations on Representative Government
1861

"Centralisation"
1862
Edinburgh Review

"The Contest in America"
1862
Harper's Magazine

Utilitarianism
1863

An Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy
1865

Auguste Comte and Positivism
1865

Inaugural Address at St. Andrews Concerning the value of culture
1867

"Speech In Favour of Capital Punishment"[84][85]
1868

England and Ireland
1868

"Thornton on Labour and its Claims"
1869
Fortnightly Review

The Subjection of Women
1869

Chapters and Speeches on the Irish Land Question
1870

Nature, the Utility of Religion, and Theism
1874

Autobiography
1873

Three Essays on Religion
1874

Socialism

1879

Belfords, Clarke & Co.

"Notes on N. W. Senior's Political Economy"
1945
Economica N.S. 12

Could you calculate the row number and column number in this table? Your final answer should be in the JSON structure, formatted as {"row_number": "m", "column_number": "n"}.

There are 44 rows and 3 columns in the table. So, the final answer is {"row_number": "44", "column_number": "3"}.