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Ludwig von Mises Collection Finding Aid

Summary: Creators: Ludwig and Margit von Mises Length: 45 linear feet Dates: 1900-1989 Bulk Dates: 1934-1974 Languages: Materials are in English, German, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Polish, and Finnish. Materials: Correspondence, photographs, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, books. Restrictions: None Cite as: Ludwig von Mises Collection, Grove City College Archives

Introduction: The Ludwig von Mises Collection at Grove City College consists of the personal papers of and author Ludwig von Mises (1881-1973.) The College purchased the collection in 1978 from Mrs. Margit von Mises. All copyright of published materials within the collection remains with the von Mises estate. Use or publication of all other materials or manuscripts are retained by Grove City College. The collection's purchase and its first inventory were made possible by a grant from the J. Howard Pew Trust with assistance from the Glenmede Trust . The first inventory was processed by L. John Van Til in September 1978. An inventory was published and the collection was stored in five metal cabinets. Through normal use and natural physical deterioration, the collection fell into disarray and in the fall of 1991, the College hired Ellen M. Reeher to re-catalogue the Mises papers. Subsequently, the collection was again neglected and was not being stored properly in a climate controlled room so in the summer of 2016 it was transferred from the care of the Department to the College Archives. The archives received grant funding through the U.S. Foundation, which enabled Lauren Eisenhart-Purvis to be hired in the summer of 2018 to arrange, catalogue, and digitize the collection.

Biographical Information (taken from Reeher and Van Til finding aids): Economist and author Ludwig von Mises was born on September 29, 19881 in Lemberg, . The eldest son of Arthur von Mises, he attended the Akademisskes Gymnasium in Vienna from 1892 to 1900. Mises graduated from the in 1905 and received his Doctor of and Social Sciences in 1906. His career as a writer and economist began in 1902 with a monograph in German titled The Development of the Feudal-Peasant Relationship in Galicia: 1772-1848, and continued throughout his long life with the publication of sixteen books, several scholarly monographs, and more than 200 essays, articles and reviews. In 1913, Mises began teaching at the University of Vienna in Austria. His academic career, however, was interrupted by when he served in the Austro-Hungarian Army, both as an advisor to the General Staff and in the artillery. After the war, Mises returned to the University of Vienna and continued teaching until 1934 when, in anticipation of serious trouble to come in Austria, he left to accept a position at the Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales in Geneva. During this time, Mises also served as economic advisor to the Austrian Chamber of Commerce from 1909 to 1938.

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While in Geneva, Mises married Margit H. Sereny on July 6, 1938. In 1940, after Mises had spent six years as professor of International Economic Relations at the Institut, they emigrated to the . Although he initially experienced a period of academic isolation, Mises became active as a consulting economist and developed an extensive network of intellectual relationships. His contacts included such organizations as the National Association of Manufacturers, the Foundation for Economic Education, the , and Standard Oil, many of which continued to the end of his career. Finally, in 1945, Mises began teaching at University as a Visiting Professor of Economics and remained there until his retirement in 1969. Despite his rigorous intellectual standards, Mises was an enthusiastic teacher and became a friend and mentor to many of his students. Most were drawn to Mises' classes because of the free-market expressed in his prolific writing. Mises' most able students, however, were admitted to his private circle. His private seminar, the famous 'Mises Circle', in Vienna, recruited or produced a remarkable number of respected scholars in the fields of , social theory, , and economics. His graduate seminar at and the ‘Mises Dinner Circle’ which grew out of it helped continue his influence throughout his later years among a growing group of young intellectuals and serious students. In addition to his vigorous academic career, Mises was an internationally known lecturer and author. The absolute need to stem the tide of drove Mises to regularly address audiences, both in the United States and abroad, until he was well into his late eighties. His rigorous exposition of the philosophy of the and his advocacy of a free created many admirers, especially among the classes of the world's emerging . Author of literally hundreds of books and articles, his major works are recognized as classics of economic thought: 1. The Theory of and Credit (First German language edition, 1912; First English edition, 1934). 2. Socialism (First German language edition, 1922, First English edition, 1926). 3. : A Treatise on Economics (First edition, 1949). To appreciate the importance of Mises’ book on money and credit, first published in 1912, one must compare it with other literature of its time. The legalistic treatment of money in the German literature of that day had neglected all effects of monetary policy on prices and economic activity while the mechanistic approach to money by so many Anglo-American writers focused chiefly on its effect on 'price levels.' In contrast to these styles, Mises and other authors of the '' stressed the influence on the demand for money, relative prices and production of preferences, judgments, and expectations in their writings. In Mises' work, Socialism, he not only presented a fascinating and analysis of socialistic thought, he also explained the impossibility of economic calculation in a socialist economy. Socialist writers had never paid attention to the significance of pricing productive in allocating productive resources efficiently. Mises, however, explained that only competitive markets can generate the prices needed for the efficient allocation of resources – to assure consistency with consumer preferences. Mises' major treatise, Human Action, differs in conception, organization, and ideology from all conventional books on economics. In this single volume, Mises compounded an all embracing philosophy, epistemology, and theory of human action. Mises

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Scope & Content: The Ludwig von Mises Collection consists of correspondence, photographs, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and books. The dates of the collection are 1900-1989, with the bulk dates being 1934-1974. Significant correspondents are Faustino Ballve, John Birch, Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, Kenneth E. Boulding, The Committee for Economic Development, Herbert C. Cornuelle, Philip Cortney, , , The Foundation for Economic Education Inc., , Pierre Goodrich, Percy L. Greaves, Ralph W. Gwinn, , Otto von Habsburg, L. Albert Hahn, F.A. Hayek, , Katanga Freedom Fighters, Emil Kauder, Israel Mayer Kirzner, George Koether, , , Robert LeFevre, Pierre Lhoste-Lachaume, , Mont Pelerin Society, Volkmar Muthesius, National Association of Manufacturers, , J. Howard Pew, , William Rappard, Leonard E. Read, , Wilhelm Ropke, , , Alexander Rustow, , Frederich Unger, Gustavo Velasco, Robert H. Welch Jr., the William Volker Charities Fund, and .

The material is arranged into 13 series or record groups as follows:

Series 1: General Correspondence Series 2: College and University Correspondence Series 3: Publishing Correspondence Series 4: Manuscript File Series 5: Published Materials File Series 6: Personal Papers of Ludwig von Mises Series 7: Personal Papers of Margit von Mises Series 8: Correspondence Relating to the Death of Ludwig von Mises Series 9: Photograph File

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Series 10: Pamphlet File Series 11: Collection Correspondence Series 12: Oversized Materials Series 13: Books

Series Description: The records within the Ludwig von Mises Collection are divided into thirteen different record groups or series. Many of the subseries in this collection consist of letter size and legal size, as whoever previously arranged the collection split the documents into these divisions. Budget and space constraints did not allow for a new set of boxes to be purchased. It should be noted that each series has its own separate detailed finding aid (except for Series 13, Books) which cross references the subjects in each folder to aid in searching for a particular subject. Series 1, General Correspondence, contains the majority of records in the Mises Collection and consists of an alphabetical listing by last name or organizational title of those subjects with whom Mises had an established correspondence. Established correspondence, in this collection, means an exchange of at least three letters. Correspondents with less than three letters are listed alphabetically and chronologically within a group file, such as an 'A File' or a 'D File.' The original archivist arranged correspondents either by name or their corresponding organization, which means that correspondents can be spread out over multiple folders depending on the subject matter. It is suggested that if you are looking for a specific person or organization to search the finding aid in its entirety to find all instances of that person or organization. Series 2, College and University Correspondence, contains correspondence between Mises and various colleges and universities. Because of Mises' long teaching and speaking career, this series is organized by institution. Each entry is listed alphabetically by institution name except for those colleges grouped together under 'various institutions.' In keeping with Mises' own system, correspondence with the Graduate Institute of International Studies is listed under general correspondence. Correspondence with the University of Vienna is listed in Series 6, Personal Papers of Ludwig von Mises. It may be that this idiosyncratic method of categorizing his papers reflected Mises' later opinions about the roles various academic institutions played in his life. Series 3, Publishing Correspondence, contains letters documenting Mises' relationships with various publishers. These are listed alphabetically by name. These papers consist of correspondence, contracts, partial manuscripts, printer's proofs, and royalty statements. This series would be particularly helpful to scholars interested in how Mises’ work changed according to his publishers’ demands. Mises' long and fruitful relationship with Yale University Press is particularly well documented, including their later falling out over the second edition of Human Action. Series 4, the Manuscript File, consists of Mises' own manuscripts for various articles and books. Many of these are undated or untitled. There are several folders of manuscript fragments, which may well prove to be a treasure trove for scholars interested in finding unpublished materials or drafts of published materials. Time constraints did not allow for these fragments to be compared to Mises' complete published works. Mises also had the habit of writing drafts of letters on the backs of manuscript pages. While most fragments will undoubtedly prove to be from his many articles and books, some appear to be fragments of major works abandoned by Mises while still in manuscript form.

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Series 5, the Published Materials File, contains clippings about Mises’ books, clippings of Mises' many articles, clippings about or by other people, and complete editions of journals, magazines and newspapers containing Mises' articles. The series is broken down into newspaper articles and journal articles. Newspaper articles are divided into articles written by Mises and articles by other authors and then arranged chronologically. Newspapers without dates are arranged by newspaper title. Journal articles are all by Mises and are arranged chronologically. Series 6, Personal Papers of Ludwig von Mises, will be of most interest to those researchers interested in the personal history of a most private man. Many records are research notes for books or classes; cryptic references to ideas or works he planned to explore in his work. Because Mises rarely prepared a written text for speeches or class lectures, these private reference notes may be the only surviving records of much of his teaching career. Other papers are of a more public nature; financial and medical records, biographical and bibliographical information prepared by Mises for his books, and immigration records. This series includes personal research notes and clippings, biographical materials, bibliographical materials, financial records, medical records, immigration and naturalization records, special events, outside-of- NYU lecture notes, records of life in Vienna and Geneva, and miscellaneous personal items. Series 7, Personal Papers of Margit von Mises, may be only incidental to the life of Ludwig von Mises. These are incomplete documents, most found misfiled in Mises' own papers. They do shed some light on the personal relationship between Mr. and Mrs. von Mises. The series includes personal papers, notes for My Years with Ludwig von Mises by Margit von Mises, copies of correspondence with Ludwig von Mises, correspondence with her daughter, Grete Sereny Honeyman, correspondence with her son, Guido Sereny, and general correspondence, arranged alphabetically. Series 8, Correspondence Relating to the Death of Ludwig von Mises, simply consists of letters of condolences sent to Margit von Mises and information about Mises' memorial service. Letters are arranged chronologically and letters with the same date are arranged alphabetically. Series 9, the Photograph File, consists of photographs removed from their places within individual folders and collected into one file. This was done as a conservation measure for both the photographs and their surrounding papers. Each photograph removed was replaced by a form describing the missing photo and directing researchers to the appropriate place in the photograph file. The previous archivist numbered these photographs, and these numbers have been kept as a numbering system since they correspond with photo descriptions. Series 10, the Pamphlet File, contains a separately housed series of pamphlets. It consists of photocopies of Ludwig von Mises' own catalog cards for pamphlets and the pamphlets themselves. This series has been arranged by pamphlet number, as someone previously stamped each pamphlet with its own number. It is believed that the pamphlets are arranged by subject. This series includes materials in English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, and Finnish. Series 11, Collection Correspondence, consists of all requests or inquiries about the purchase and use of the Ludwig von Mises Collection. Some correspondence predates the collection's purchase by Grove City College. It consists of collection forms, requests for information, University of Oregon correspondence with Ludwig von Mises, Foundation for Economic Education correspondence with Grove City College, and general collection correspondence, arranged chronologically.

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Series 12, Oversized Materials, contains oversized newspaper articles by Mises or related to Mises or economics. The articles are arranged chronologically. Languages include German, English, French, Spanish, and Italian. Series 13, Books, consists of books written by Ludwig von Mises or his students and contemporaries. Although the series and sub-series listed above may seem clumsy at first, researchers should keep original order in mind. Ludwig von Mises had his own system of filing organization and the archivists who have worked on this collection have tried to follow this as far as they were able. Unfortunately, Mises' papers were undoubtedly rearranged after his death by his wife and family as well as during their transfer to Grove City College. The collection has been catalogued several times by different archivists and so it is unknown how far original order has been followed. Previous archivists have simply attempted to identify what remnants of original organization remained and follow them. Although extremely methodical, Mises often filed according to the subject being discussed and, therefore, a correspondence with any particular individual may be spread over several topics. The following inventory is the most current and thorough attempt yet to catalog the papers of Ludwig von Mises. Its purpose is to better facilitate the use of Mises' papers both as original sources for new ideas and as reference points to illustrate his currently available work. It is to be hoped that as scholars and researchers utilize these available materials, new insights concerning the classification of Mises' papers will come to light and discrepancies concerning his original organization and intent will be cleared away for those yet to come.

Box List:

Box 1 1. Van Til Finding Aid (1978) 2. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Introduction 3. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 1 (General Correspondence A-M) Folder 1 of 2 4. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 1 (General Correspondence A-M) Folder 2 of 2 5. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 1 (General Correspondence N-Z) 6. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 2 (College & University Correspondence) 7. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 3 (Publishers Correspondence) 8. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 4 (Manuscript File) 9. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 5 (Published Materials) 10. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 6 (Ludwig von Mises’ Personal Papers) 11. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 7 (Margit von Mises’ Personal Papers) 12. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 8 (Correspondence Relating to the Death of Ludwig von Mises) 13. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 9 (Photograph File) 14. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 10 (Pamphlet File) 15. Reeher Finding Aid (1992) – Series 11 (Collections Correspondence)

Box 2 1. Eisenhart-Purvis General Finding Aid (2018) 2. Eisenhart-Purvis Detailed Finding Aids (2018)

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Series 1: General Correspondence Subseries 1: Letter Size 3. A File – Organizations 4. A File – People 5. Abrahamson, Joe 6. Accountants Club of America 7. Alexander, Ruth 8. Alfonso, Magin 9. Allais, Maurice 10. Alvin, Carl 11. American Bankers Association 12. American Economic Association & American Economic Foundation 13. American Enterprise Association 14. American Management Association 15. American School of Economics, 1955-1960 16. American School of Economics, 1961-1962 17. American School of Economics, 1963-1966

Box 3 1. American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters 2. Amonn, A. 3. Anderson, B.M. 4. Anthony, Jewel W. 5. Antoni, Carlo 6. Armstrong, P.C. 7. Asian Language Reprints 8. Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Inc. 9. Austria and related subject matter 10. Austrian Consulate General 11. Austrian National Committee, May 1941-July 1942 12. Austrian National Committee, July 1942-1944 13. Azuma, Yoneo 14. B File, Ba-Bor 15. B File, Bou-Bu 16. Ballvé, Faustino, 1949-1964, no date 17. Ballvé, Faustino, Publicaciones del Ateneo Libertad pamphlets, 1949-1955

Box 4 1. Banks 2. Banyai, Richard A. 3. Barron’s 4. Bassion, Stephen A.

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5. Batscha, Theodor 6. Baudin, Louis 7. Baus, S. Roca 8. Bayer, Hans 9. Beezley, P.C. 10. Beltrán, Pedro 11. Benson, Ezra Taft 12. Berke, Steven R. 13. Bernard, Napoleon 14. Berthold, Rudolf 15. Bien, Bettina, 1952-1957 16. Bien, Bettina, 1957-1971, no date 17. Bierly, Ivan R. 18. Birch, John 19. Bishop, George W. 20. Blackett, George H. 21. Boehler, Wilfried 22. Böhm-Bawerk, Eugen von 23. Boulding, Kenneth E., speeches 24. Boulding, Kenneth E., correspondence

Box 5 1. Branden, Nathaniel 2. Brandt, Karl 3. Brener, Hanna 4. Breycha-Vauthier, A. 5. Brockhausen, Carl 6. Brosnahan, T.R. 7. Brown, John T. 8. Brozen, Yale 9. Buchwald, H.L. 10. Buck Hill Falls Conference 11. Buckley, William F. 12. Buenos Aires Trip 13. Bund, Henry 14. Bureau of Government Research 15. Burns, Arthur F. 16. Bush, John D. 17. Butler, Susi Schoelson 18. C File – Organizations 19. C File – People 20. California Trip – 1953 21. California Trip – 1956

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22. Cancio, Rita Marie 23. Casimir-Lambert, V.

Box 6 1. Centre Paul Hymans (Brussels) (1957 Conference) 2. Centro de Estudios Economico Sociales (Guatemala) 3. Centro de Investigaciones Sociales y Economicas (F. Behrendt) 4. Chandler, A.D. 5. Charmatz, Richard 6. Christian Crusade 7. Christian Freedom Foundation 8. The Christian Science Monitor 9. Churches and Religious Groups 10. Civic Affairs Associates 11. Clarke, Jerry C. 12. Clarke, Wilson A. Jr. 13. Clise, J.W. 14. Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. 15. Coheressen, Hans R.L. 16. The Commercial & Financial Chronicle 17. The Committee for Economic Development (1944-1954) 18. The Committee for Economic Development (1956-1958)

Box 7 1. The Committee for Economic Development (1959) 2. 3. 4. The Conservative Party 5. Constantacatos, M.E. 6. Cooperatives 7. Cornuelle, Herbert C. 8. Cornuelle, Richard C. 9. Cortney, Philip (1945-1949) 10. Cortney, Philip (1950) 11. Cortney, Philip (1952-1961) 12. Cortney, Philip (1962-1965)

Box 8 1. Cortney, Philip (1966-1970) 2. Coudenhove-Kalergi, Richard 3. Courtney, Marie 4. Crane, Jasper 5. Crozet-Fourneyron, Marcel

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6. Czechoslovakian essays 7. D File 8. Dauphin-Meunier, A. 9. Davenport, John 10. Davis, Alton F. 11. Demaria, Giovanni 12. Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie 13. DeVos, F.K. (Frederik Koenraad) 14. Dorau, Herbert 15. Dunston, Marietta 16. Dupriez, Léon 17. E File 18. Eagle, Robert H. 19. Earhart Foundation 20. Eastman, Max 21. Economists’ National Committee on Monetary Policy 22. Ehrlich, Otto 23. Einaudi, Luigi 24. Eisler, Robert 25. Eliasberg, Wladimir G. 26. Encyclopedia Britannica 27. Engel, Eugene W. 28. Erhard, Ludwig 29. Estes, Charles R. 30. Ettinger, Karl E. 31. Eucken, Edith 32. The Exchange 33. F File 34. Facey, Edward C.

Box 9 1. Faith and Freedom 2. Farmand 3. Farmer, Charles 4. Farrell, John 5. Fehlman, Frank E. 6. Fertig, Lawrence (1948-1961) 7. Fertig, Lawrence (1963-1971, no date) 8. Fertig, Lawrence – Clippings 9. Fischer, Gustav 10. Fisher, Antony 11. Fisher, Irving 12. Fong, Baldwin

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13. Foundation for Economic Education (1946-1948) 14. Foundation for Economic Education (1949-1952) 15. Foundation for Economic Education (1952)

Box 10 1. Foundation for Economic Education (1953-1955) 2. Foundation for Economic Education (1956-1959) 3. Foundation for Economic Education (1960-1962, 1965-1970, 1973, no date flyers) 4. France, Royal W. 5. Frank-Fahle, Günther 6. The Freedom School (Pamphlets, 1963) 7. The Freedom School (Pamphlets, 1964) 8. (1950-1951) 9. The Freeman (1951-1952) 10. The Freeman (1952-1953) 11. The Freeman (1954-1955, 1961, 1974)

Box 11 1. Union 2. Friedlander, Otto 3. Friedman, Milton 4. Froehlich, Walter 5. Fruin, Richard L. 6. Fry, David E. 7. Fuller, Selma (1942-1945) 8. Fuller, Selma (1945-1948) 9. Fuller, Selma (no date, partially dated) 10. G File 11. Gamble, Frederic 12. Geiringer, Trude 13. General Electric Company 14. Geneva Research Centre 15. Gilbert, Geoffrey 16. Gipson, J.H. (Caxton Printers-publishers) (1940-1950) 17. Gipson, J.H. (Caxton Printers-publishers) (1952-1956, 1965) 18. Goddard, Arthur 19. Gold (Topic & Correspondence on) 20. Goldwater, Barry 21. Goodrich, Pierre 22. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company 23. Graetz, Emmy

Box 12

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1. Greaves, Percy L. (1948-1958) 2. Greaves, Percy L. (1959-196158) 3. Greaves, Percy L. (1961-1962, 1964) 4. Greaves, Percy L. (1969) 5. Greaves, Percy L. (1970-1973, undated) 6. Gregersen, Magnus I. 7. Griffin, Claire 8. Grilli, Carlo 9. Grimeisen, Hermann von 10. Grote, Adolf 11. Guarnieri, Robert L. 12. Gudin, Eugenio 13. Gwinn, Ralph W. (1945) 14. Gwinn, Ralph W. (1945-1947) 15. H File (Haa-Hau) 16. H File (He-Hy) 17. Haberler, Gottfried 18. Habsburg, Otto von

Box 13 1. Hadjipateras, Costas N. 2. Haensel, Paul 3. Hagemann, H. Frederick 4. Hahn, L. Albert (1944-1959) 5. Hahn, L. Albert (Publications) 6. Hamilius, Jean-Pierre 7. Harding, Lester M. 8. Harper, F.A. 9. Hartmann, Heinz 10. Hartwick, Tolley 11. Hayakawa, Miyoji 12. Hayek, F.A. (1932, 1936-1941) 13. Hayek, F.A. (1941-195, 1947) 14. Hayek, F.A. (1948-1954) 15. Hayek, F.A. (1955-1960) 16. Hayek, F.A. (1963, 1965, 1967-1968, undated)

Box 14 1. Hazlitt, Henry (1938, 1941-1943) 2. Hazlitt, Henry (1944-1945, 1947-1950) 3. Hazlitt, Henry (1951-1954, 1956-1957, 1959, 1961-1964) 4. Hazlitt, Henry (1965-1967, 1969-1970) 5. Hazlitt, Henry (1971-1972, undated)

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6. Heitler, Oskar 7. Hellwig, Hans 8. Herron, George B. 9. Herzfeld, Marianne 10. Hessen, Robert 11. Hodes, I. 12. Hoff, Trygve J.B. 13. Hofmannsthal, Emilio von 14. Hoiles, R.C. 15. Holman, Wayne J. Jr. 16. Holmes, Roland 17. Hornedo, Eduardo 18. Hoover Library on War, , & (Stanford University) 19. Hryntschak, Katharina 20. Hsiao, Tseng 21. Hsiao-Ming, Peng

Box 15 1. Hubert, John A. 2. Human Events 3. Hunold, Albert 4. Huszar, George B. de 5. Hutt, W.H. 6. I File 7. Ichitani, T. 8. Institute for Humane Studies 9. Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales y Económicas (1958) 10. Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales y Económicas (1958-1969) 11. Institut universitaire de hautes études internationals (1927-1961) 12. Institut universitaire de hautes études internationals (1968-1975) 13. Intercollegiate Society of Individualists (1952-1970) 14. Intercollegiate Society of Individualists (publications) 15. J File 16. Jewish Theological Seminary of America 17. Jitta, Josephus 18. Johnson, A. Ranney 19. Johnson, Darryl W. 20. Jones, Mark M.

Box 16 1. Joseph, Irwin S. 2. Jouvenel, Bertrand de 3. K File

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4. Kadosa, Paul 5. Kadri, Henry V. 6. Kafka, Alexander 7. Kammer für Handel, Gewerbe und Industrie 8. Kammer der Gewerblichen Wirtschaft für Wien 9. Kamitz, Reinhard 10. Kansas Lecture 11. Karras, Ray W. 12. Kassner, Max 13. Katanga Freedom Fighters 14. Kauder, Emil (1956-1969) 15. Kauder, Emil (Manuscript, ) 16. Kaulla, Rudolf 17. Kaufmann, Felix 18. Keckeissen, Joseph E. 19. Kelsen, Hans 20. Kerschagl, Richard

Box 17 1. Kershner, Howard E. 2. Keus, Henri Isaac 3. King, Harold J. 4. King, Hugh P. 5. King, Willford I. 6. Kirk, Russell 7. Kirzner, Israel Mayer (Correspondence) 8. Kirzner, Israel Mayer (dissertation) 9. Klein, Rudolph J. 10. Kloepper. David 11. Knight, Frank 12. Koether, George (1952-1957) 13. Koether, George (1958-1959) 14. Koether, George (1959-1961) 15. Koether, George (1961-1966) 16. Koether, George (1966-1974, undated)

Box 18 1. Kohler, Friedrich P. (1955-1958) 2. Kohler, Friedrich P. (1959-1962) 3. Kokkalis, Alex 4. Korican, Otto H. 5. Korner, Emil 6. Kuffler, Erwin

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7. Kuhlmann, Rudolf 8. L File 9. Lachmann, L.M. 10. Lane, Rose Wilder 11. Langenberg, H.F. 12. Leach, Geoffrey C. 13. Leoni, Bruno 14. LeFevre, Robert 15. Lewis, Verne B. 16. Lhoste-Lachaume, Pierre (1939-1958) 17. Lhoste-Lachaume, Pierre (Manifeste Pour Une Societe Libre, 1959) 18. Lhoste-Lachaume, Pierre (1959-1971)

Box 19 1. Liberman, Evsei 2. Lieser, Helene B. 3. Lincoln Educational Foundation 4. Linga, Carlos R. 5. Lochner, Louis 6. Long, Hamilton 7. Lynch, Alberto Benegas 8. Lyms, George B. 9. M File (Ma-Mei) 10. M File (Mel-Mu) 11. Machan, Tibor R. 12. Machlup-Wolf, Fritz (1934, 1939-1940) 13. Machlup-Wolf, Fritz (1940-1943, 1946, 1953-1958) 14. Machlup-Wolf, Fritz (1961-1972) 15. Madariaga, Salvador de 16. Mahler, Josef M. 17. Mankiewicz, Harald 18. Mann, Fritz Karl 19. Mantoux, Paul 20. May, A. Wilfred 21. McIlvanie, W.G. 22. McLaughlin, Donald

Box 20 1. McLearn, Mildred 2. Menger, Carl 3. Mexico – 1942 4. Mexico – 1942 5. Mexico – 1946

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6. Mexico – General 7. Michigan 8. Midutani, Kazuo 9. Mises, Richard 10. Modern Age 11. Moll, Bruno 12. Mont Pelerin Society (1946-1947) 13. Mont Pelerin Society (1948-1949, 1952-1953)

Box 21 1. Mont Pelerin Society (1953-1954) 2. Mont Pelerin Society (1955-1957) 3. Mont Pelerin Society (1958-1959) 4. Mont Pelerin Society (1960-1961) 5. Mont Pelerin Society (1961-1963) 6. Mont Pelerin Society (1964) 7. Mont Pelerin Society (1965, papers to be given at 1965 meeting) 8. Mont Pelerin Society (1966-1970)

Box 22 1. Mont Pelerin Society (1970) 2. Mont Pelerin Society (1970-1974, no date) 3. Morgenstern, Oskar 4. Morin, Manuel Gomez 5. Morrison, Jay 6. Murata, Toshio 7. Murdoch, Katharine 8. Murphey, Dwight D. 9. Murray, Gladstone 10. Muthesius, Volkmar (1951-1955) 11. Muthesius, Volkmar (1956-1973) 12. N File 13. National Association of Manufacturers (1943-1946) 14. National Association of Manufacturers (1947-1948)

Box 23 1. National Association of Manufacturers (1949-1953) 2. National Association of Manufacturers (1954) 3. National Association of Manufacturers (1954) 4. National Association of Manufacturers (1955-1956) 5. National Association of Manufacturers (1957-1958, 1966-1967) 6. National Bureau for Economic Research 7. National Industrial Conference Board

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8. National Institute of Professional Services 9. The (1955-1965) 10. The National Review (1968-1969)

Box 24 1. National Equality Association 2. Neurath, Ernest 3. 4. Nirenstein, Edmund 5. Nishiyama, Chiaki 6. Noetzel, Grover 7. Northern California Economic Seminars (October 24, 1970, San Francisco, CA) 8. Northwood Institute 9. North, Gary 10. Nymeyer, Frederick (1946-1950) 11. Nymeyer, Frederick (1950-1951) 12. Nymeyer, Frederick (1951-1952) 13. Nymeyer, Frederick (1953) 14. Nymeyer, Frederick (1955-1957) 15. Nymeyer, Frederick (1958-1961) 16. Nymeyer, Frederick (1964-1965) 17. Nymeyer, Frederick (1966-1967) 18. O File

Box 25 1. Oca, Luis Montes de 2. Österreichische Botschaft 3. Österreichischen Institutes für Wirtschaftsforschung 4. Offen, Ernest 5. Okada, Mutsumi 6. Omaha, Nebraska retreat 7. Opitz, Edmund 8. Overseas Rotary Fellowship 9. Owen, Jane 10. The Owl 11. P File 12. Pageant Magazine 13. Pardridge, William 14. Passow, Richard 15. Peikoff, Leonard 16. Perlman, Vee 17. Perroux, Francois 18. Peru – clips

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19. Peterson, William H. 20. Petro, Sylvester 21. Petroleum Industry Research Foundation

Box 26 1. Pettengill, Samuel 2. Pew, J. Howard (1948-1951) 3. Pew, J. Howard (1952-1962) 4. Pew, J. Howard (1964-1970, no date) 5. P.F. Collier & Son 6. Pflügl, E. 7. Philbrook, Clarence 8. Phillips, T. W. 9. Pick, Robert 10. Pick’s World Report 11. Pikler, Andrew 12. Plain Talk Magazine 13. Plimsoll, J. 14. Plöchl, Willibald 15. Porter, G. Walden 16. Potter, Pitman B. 17. Price, Hugo Salinas 18. Prinz, Arthur M. 19. Q File 20. R File 21. Raditz, Helanie 22. Raico, Ralph 23. Rand, Ayn 24. Ranshofen-Wertheimer, Egon 25. Rappard, William E. 26. Raymond, Fred J. 27. Read, Leonard E.

Box 27 1. The Reader’s Digest 2. Recasens-Siches, Luis 3. Reif, Walter M. 4. Reig, Joaquin 5. Reisman, George (1958-1968) 6. Reisman, George (no date, essays) 7. Rimli, Bruno 8. Rittershausen, Heinrich 9. Roberts, Paul Craig

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10. Robbins, Lionel 11. Rodeck, Frederick D. 12. Rolnik, Max 13. Roover, Raymond de 14. Röpke, Wilhelm 15. Rosdolsky, Roman 16. Rothbard, Murray (1949-1956)

Box 28 1. Rothbard, Murray (1957-1958) 2. Rothbard, Murray (1959-1965) 3. Rothbard, Murray (1969-1973, manuscripts) 4. Rougier, Louis (1950-1970) 5. Rougier, Louis (no date) 6. Rugina, Angel 7. Rukeyser, Merryle Stanley 8. Russell, Parke Dean 9. Rüstow, Alexander 10. S File (Sa-Smi) 11. S File (Smi-Sz) 12. Samuelson, Paul A. 13. Santiago, Wilfredo 14. Sargent, Noel 15. Sarovich, Keith 16. Schachinger, Mildred 17. Schell, Joseph 18. Schmidt, Emerson P.

Box 29 1. Schoeck, Helmut 2. Schrammen, Klaus 3. Schueller, Richard 4. Schuetz, Alfred 5. Schultz, Harry D. 6. Schuschnigg, Walter von 7. Schwartz, George 8. Schweizer Monatshefte 9. The Science of Society Foundation 10. Scoville, John W. 11. Sennholz, Hans F. 12. Sennholz, Mary (Homan) 13. Sigmund Freud Archives 14. Silberner, Edmund

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15. The Society for Individual Freedom 16. Sommer, Louise 17. Sonneberg, Walter 18. Spitaler, Armin 19. Stechert, G.E. & Co 20. Steiner, F.G.

Box 30 1. Stixrud, Paul H. 2. Strakosch, Siegfried 3. Strauss, M. Richard 4. Stuart, C.A. Verrijn 5. Suchestow, Marcel 6. Sulzbach, Walter S. 7. Swets & Zeitlinger N.V. 8. T File 9. The Tax Foundation 10. Tayenthal, Max von 11. Thieberger, Theresia (Teresi) 12. Tietz, John W. 13. Tintner, Gerhard 14. Trusts and Estates 15. The Twentieth Century Association 16. U File 17. Unger, Frederich (Correspondence) 18. Unger, Frederich (The Economic Background of the Austrian Housing Crisis) 19. Unger, Frederich (Socialist Tenants’ Protection) 20. Unger, Frederich (Housing Situation in Pre-War Austria) 21. Unger, Frederich (miscellaneous fragments) 22. U.S.A. Magazine 23. United States Army War College (1957-May 1958)

Box 31 1. United States Army War College (June 1958) 2. United States Army War College (June 1958-1959) 3. United States Congress – House of Representatives (1946-1954) 4. United States Congress – House of Representatives (1954-1972) 5. US Government agencies 6. Van Eck, John C. 7. Van Sickle, John V. 8. Velasco, Gustavo (1942-1951) 9. Velasco, Gustavo (1952-1960) 10. Velasco, Gustavo (1961-1969)

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11. Velasco, Gustavo (no date) 12. Verlag Julius Springer 13. Voegelin, Eric

Box 32 1. W File 2. Wagar, W. Warren 3. Wang, Fuchow 4. Washington News Digest 5. Watts, V. Orval 6. Weaver, John C. 7. Weinmann, Leonhard Israel 8. Welch, Robert H. Jr. (1955-1961) 9. Welch, Robert H. Jr. (1962-1970) 10. Weldler, Jessy 11. Wheeler, Charles Jackson 12. Who’s Who 13. Wiese, Leopold von 14. Wieser, Friedrich 15. The William Volker Charities Fund (1949-1951) 16. The William Volker Charities Fund (1952) 17. The William Volker Charities Fund (1953) 18. The William Volker Charities Fund (1954-1955)

Box 33 1. The William Volker Charities Fund (1956) 2. The William Volker Charities Fund (1957-1959) 3. The William Volker Charities Fund (1960-1963) 4. Williamson, W. Rulon 5. Winckelmann, Johannes 6. Wingfield, Alvin (1951-1953) 7. Wingfield, Alvin (1953-1954, 1957-1970, no date) 8. Wittmer, Felix 9. Wolfe, Charles Hull 10. Wu, Y.L. 11. Y File 12. Young, Henry A. 13. Young Americans for Freedom 14. Z File 15. Zeegers, A. 16. Zoll, Allen A. 17. Zuloaga, Nicomedes

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Subseries 2: Legal Size Box 34 1. Araki, Mitsutaro 2. Austria (and related subjects) 3. Borga, Ernesto Eduardo 4. Buck, Hart 5. Buenos Aires Trip 6. Bush, Leonard 7. Free Enterprise Institute 8. Hambleton, Ray W. 9. Johannsen, Oscar B. 10. Jouvenel, Bertrand de 11. Kous, Henri Isaac 12. Keynes, John Maynard 13. Koeppel, Leo 14. Long, Hamilton A. 15. Menéndez, Emilio 16. Mont Pelerin Society (1950) 17. Mont Pelerin Society (1951) 18. Mont Pelerin Society (1964) 19. Muthesius, Volkmar

Box 35 1. Nymeyer, Frederick (1953-1954) 2. Nymeyer, Frederick (1962-1971) 3. Oca, Luis Montes de 4. Oesterreichisches Institut fuer Wirtschaftsforschung 5. Overseas Rotary Fellowships 6. P File 7. Peru 8. Petro, Sylvester 9. Proffit, John A. 10. Reisman, George 11. Röpke, Wilhelm (1954-1955) 12. Röpke, Wilhelm (1959-1961, 1966) 13. Rossi, Ernesto 14. Rougier, Louis (1940-1949) 15. Rueff, Jacques 16. Ryley, Francis J. 17. Schütz, Alfred 18. Thieberger, Emmanuel 19. The 20. The United States Congress – Senate

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21. V File 22. The William Volker Charities Fund (1960)

Series 2: College and University Correspondence Subseries 1: Letter Size Box 36 1. Bloomfield College & Seminary 2. Brigham Young University 3. Claremont Men’s College 4. 5. Davidson College 6. Emory University 7. Fordham University 8. Grove City College 9. 10. Loyola University 11. New School for Social Research 12. New York University (1940-1970) 13. New York University (tax records) 14. New York University (E.T. 263 Class Records, 1949-1950) 15. New York University (E.T. 264 Class Records, 1950) 16. New York University (P.E. 279 Class Records, 1949-1950) 17. New York University (P.E. 280 Class Records, 1950) 18. New York University (B. 30-2294 Class Records, 1951) 19. New York University (E.T. 263 Class Records, 1958-1959) 20. New York University (E.T. 264 Class Records, 1959) 21. New York University (E.T. 263 Class Records, 1959-1960) 22. New York University (E.T. 264 Class Records, 1960) 23. New York University (E.T. 263 Class Records, 1960-1961) 24. New York University (E.T. 264 Class Records, 1961) 25. New York University (E.C. 293 Class Records, 1961-1962) 26. New York University (E.C. 294 Class Records, 1962) 27. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1962-1963) 28. New York University (B. 30-2294 Class Records, 1963)

Box 37 1. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1963-1964) 2. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1964) 3. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1964-1965) 4. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1965) 5. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1965-1966) 6. New York University (B. 30-2294 Class Records, 1966) 7. New York University (B. 30-2294 Class Records, 1966-1967)

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8. New York University (B. 30-2293 Class Records, 1967) 9. New York University (Seminar Activity Reports, 1948-1958) 10. New York University (Class Records, miscellaneous, 1947-1965, no date) 11. Northwest School of 12. Northwestern University 13. Pepperdine University 14. Princeton University 15. Queens College 16. Roosevelt University 17. Universidad de Costa Rica 18. University of (1951) 19. (1958, 1966-1967) 20. University of Freiberg 21. University of Georgia 22. University of Michigan 23. University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) 24. University of Notre Dame 25. University of Pittsburgh

Box 38 1. University of Plano (1965-1970) 2. University of Plano (no date) 3. University of Sao Paulo 4. University of Wisconsin 5. Various Institutions 6. Wabash College 7. Yale University

Subseries 2: Legal Size 8. Henry George School 9. New York University (personal lecture notes) 10. Universidad Nacional de la Plata 11. University of Washington

Series 3: Publishing Correspondence Subseries 1: Letter Size Box 39 1. Atlantic Monthly Press 2. Duncker & Humboldt 3. D. van Nostrand Company, Inc. (1956) 4. D. van Nostrand Company, Inc. (1957-1968) 5. Editorial Revista de Derecho Privado 6. Foundation for Economic Education (Index to LvM’s Human Action, 1955)

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7. Foundation for Economic Education (Planned Chaos, 1947) 8. The Free Press 9. Funk & Wagnalls Universal Standard Encyclopedia 10. Harcourt, Brace & Company, Inc. 11. Henry Regnery Company (3rd edition of Human Action) 12. Henry Regnery Company (1965-1967) 13. Humboldt-Verlag 14. Imprimerie et Editions Union S.A. 15. Jonathan Cape Limited (1937-1945) 16. Jonathan Cape Limited (1950-1971) 17. Jonathan Cape Limited (Royalty Reports, 1934-1946, 1955-1967, 1971) 18. Libertarian Press (Planning for Freedom)

Box 40 1. Librairie de Médicis 2. Nash Publishing 3. Paul Haupt Verlag 4. Vallecchi Editore S.p.A. 5. Verlag A. Francke A.G. 6. William Hodge & Company 7. Yale University Press (1943-1944) 8. Yale University Press (1944) 9. Yale University Press (1945) 10. Yale University Press (1946-1948) 11. Yale University Press (1949) 12. Yale University Press (1950-1951) 13. Yale University Press (1952) 14. Yale University Press (1953-1954) 15. Yale University Press (1957)

Box 41 1. Yale University Press (1958-1961) 2. Yale University Press (1962-1963) 3. Yale University Press (1963, correspondence with attorney Rene Wormser) 4. Yale University Press (1965-1972) 5. Yale University Press (Royalty Statements) 6. Copyright (registration of) 7. Representative (Franz J. Horch) 8. Translators 9. Non-Publisher Book Correspondence 10. ‘Nazi Crisis’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence 11. ‘’ – non-publisher correspondence 12. ‘’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence

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13. ‘Planned Chaos’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence 14. ‘Human Action’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence 15. ‘Human Action’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence 16. Planning for Freedom – non-publisher BK Correspondence 17. ‘Anti-Capitalistic Mentality’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence 18. ‘On Freedom and Free Enterprise’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence 19. ‘’ – non-publisher BK Correspondence

Subseries 2: Legal Size Box 42 1. D. van Nostrand Company (1959-1964) 2. Dynamic America, Inc. 3. Ediciones Colofon, S.A. 4. Henry Regnery Company 5. Jonathan Cape Limited 6. Librairie de Médicis 7. William Hodge & Co. 8. Yale University Press 9. Representative (Franz J. Horch)

Series 4: Manuscript File Subseries 1: Letter Size Box 43 1. and War Socialism in Austria (no date) 2. A Non-Inflammatory Proposal for Post-Wat Monetary Reconstruction (no date) 3. A Non-Inflammatory Proposal for Post-Wat Monetary Reconstruction (no date) 4. A Non-Inflammatory Proposal for Post-Wat Monetary Reconstruction (no date) 5. The Philosophy of Freedom (no date) 6. Interventionism Reconsidered 7. Government and Business: An Economic Analysis of Interventionism 8. Government and Business: An Economic Analysis of Interventionism 9. Knowledge (no date) 10. About Things to Come (no date)

Box 44 1. The Concept of a Perfect System of Government (in French and English) 2. Manuscripts (no date) 3. Manuscripts (no date) 4. Manuscripts (no date) 5. Manuscripts (no date) 6. Manuscripts (no date) 7. Manuscripts (no date) 8. Manuscripts (no date)

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9. Manuscripts (1931, 1935) 10. Manuscripts (1940) 11. Manuscripts (1941) 12. Manuscripts (1942-1943) 13. Manuscripts (1943) 14. Manuscripts (1944)

Box 45 1. Manuscripts (1944-1945) 2. Manuscripts (1946) 3. Manuscripts (1948) 4. Manuscripts (1952-1954) 5. Manuscripts (1955, 1957) 6. Manuscripts (1958) 7. Manuscripts (1959-1960) 8. Manuscripts (1962, 1964) 9. Eigentum an Produktionsmitteln in der Marktwirtschaft (1964) 10. Manuscripts (1966-1967) 11. Manuscripts (1967, 1969) 12. Manuscripts (1972) 13. Untitled fragments 14. Untitled fragments 15. Untitled fragments 16. Untitled fragments 17. Untitled fragments 18. Untitled fragments 19. Titled fragments (A-G) 20. Titled fragments (O-U)

Box 46 1. Undated fragments 2. Undated fragments 3. Undated fragments 4. Major Untitled Work 5. Major Untitled Work 6. Major Untitled Work 7. Major Untitled Work 8. Manuscript Pages 9. Non-Mises Work 10. Non-Mises Work 11. Non-Mises Work

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Box 47 1. Manuscripts (no date) 2. Manuscripts (no date) 3. Manuscripts (Non-Mises Work)

Series 5: Published Materials File 4. Clips – The Theory of Money and Credit 5. Clips – Socialism 6. Clips – Omnipotent Government 7. Clips – Bureaucracy 8. Clips – Planned Chaos 9. Clips – Human Action 10. Clips – Human Action 11. Clips – Planning for Freedom

Box 48 1. Clips – Theory & History 2. Clips – The Anti-Capitalist Mentality 3. Clips – The Anti-Capitalist Mentality 4. Clips – The Anti-Capitalist Mentality 5. Clips – The Anti-Capitalist Mentality 6. Clips – The Anti-Capitalist Mentality 7. Clips – On Freedom 8. Clips – Epistemological Problems of Economics 9. Clips – The Free and Prosperous Commonwealth 10. Clips – The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science

Box 49 1. Clippings – Articles (1935-1964, no date) 2. Clippings – Letters to the Editor from Mises 3. Clippings – Articles (articles possibly by Mises) 4. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1934-1938) 5. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1940-1945) 6. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1946-1949) 7. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1950-1951) 8. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1952-1955) 9. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1956-1958)

Box 50 1. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1959) 2. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1960-1961) 3. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1962-1964) 4. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1965-1969)

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5. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (1970-1974) 6. Clippings – Non-Mises Articles (no date) 7. Published Material – Mises (1912, 1930-1938) 8. Published Material – Mises (1941-1943)

Box 51 1. Published Material – Mises (1943-1945) 2. Published Material – Mises (1947-1949) 3. Published Material – Mises (1950) 4. Published Material – Mises (1950-1951) 5. Published Material – Mises (1952) 6. Published Material – Mises (1953)

Box 52 1. Published Material – Mises (1954-1955) 2. Published Material – Mises (1955-1956) 3. Published Material – Mises (1956) 4. Published Material – Mises (1957) 5. Published Material – Mises (1957-1959) 6. Published Material – Mises (1961)

Box 53 1. Published Material – Mises (1962) 2. Published Material – Mises (1963-1965) 3. Published Material – Mises (1966-1967) 4. Published Material – Mises (1968-1969) 5. Published Material – Mises (1970-1975) 6. Published Material – Mises (no date)

Series 6: Personal Papers of Ludwig von Mises Box 54 1. Book notes and clips – Bureaucracy 2. Book notes and clips – Human Action 3. Non-Book notes and clips (by subject) 4. Non-Book notes and clips (by subject) 5. Non-Book notes and clips (by subject) 6. Non-Book notes and clips (by subject) 7. Non-Book notes and clips (no subject) 8. Non-Book notes and clips (no subject) 9. Non-Book notes and clips (no subject) 10. Non-Book notes and clips (no subject) 11. Non-Book notes and clips (no subject) 12. Biographical Info

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13. Bibliographic info in books on economics 14. Cash/account books 15. Cash/account books

Box 55 1. Cash/account books (1937-1940) 2. Cash/account books (1940) 3. Cash/account books (1941-1943) 4. Cash/account books (1944-1946) 5. Cash/account books (1947-1949) 6. Cash/account books (1950-1953) 7. Cash/account books (1954-1956) 8. Cash/account books (1957-1959) 9. Cash/account books (1960-1963)

Box 56 1. Cash/account books (1963-1966) 2. Cash/account books (1971, no date) 3. Bank & Tax Records 4. Magazine & Journal Receipts 5. Book Receipts 6. Medical Records 7. Immigration/ Naturalization/Travel Documents 8. 70th Birthday (1951) 9. 50th Anniversary of Doctorate 10. 75th Birthday (1956) 11. Vienna Miseskreis Meeting 12. 80th Birthday Celebration 13. Medal of Honor 14. 85th Birthday 15. 90th Birthday 16. Mises’ Lecture (non-NYU) notes 17. Mises’ Lecture (non-NYU) notes 18. Mises’ Lecture (non-NYU) notes

Box 57 1. Vienna (1932-1938) 2. Vienna (1948-1967, no date) 3. Vienna – Coin Restitution (1937-1938) 4. Vienna – Coin Restitution (1939-1940) 5. Vienna – Coin Restitution (1946-1947) 6. Vienna – Coin Restitution (1948-1950, no date) 7. Geneva – General (1934-1939)

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8. Geneva – General (1940) 9. Geneva – Transport of Goods 10. Miscellaneous – business cards

Box 58 1. Miscellaneous – business cards 2. Miscellaneous – business cards 3. Miscellaneous – Name lists

Series 7: Personal Papers of Margit von Mises 4. Personal Papers 5. Notes for My life with Ludwig von Mises 6. Correspondence with Ludwig von Mises 7. Honeyman, Grete Serený correspondence 8. Machlup, Fritz correspondence 9. Rougier, Lucy correspondence 10. Serený, Guy F. correspondence 11. General Correspondence (A-M) 12. General Correspondence (N-Y)

Series 8: Correspondence Relating to the Death of Ludwig von Mises 13. Correspondence/condolences (September 1973-October 10, 1973) 14. Correspondence/condolences (October 11, 1973) 15. Correspondence/condolences (October 12, 1973 – October 13, 1973)

Box 59 1. Correspondence/condolences (October 14, 1973 – October 15, 1973) 2. Correspondence/condolences (October 16, 1973 – October 17, 1973) 3. Correspondence/condolences (October 18, 1973 – October 22, 1973) 4. Correspondence/condolences (October 23, 1973 – October 30, 1973) 5. Correspondence/condolences (November-December 1973, no date) 6. Memorials

Series 9: Photograph File 7. Photos 1-15 8. Photos 16-30 9. Photos 31-45 10. Photo descriptions

Series 10: Pamphlet File Box 60 1. Contents list 2. Catalog cards

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3. Catalog cards 4. Catalog cards 5. Pamphlets 1-7 6. Pamphlets 8-17 7. Pamphlets 18-21 8. Pamphlets 22-28 9. Pamphlets 30-37

Box 61 1. Pamphlets 38-43 2. Pamphlets 44-50 3. Pamphlets 51-58 4. Pamphlets 59-63 5. Pamphlets 64-72 6. Pamphlets 73-77 7. Pamphlets 78-86

Box 62 1. Pamphlets 87-93 2. Pamphlets 94-101 3. Pamphlets 102-110 4. Pamphlets 111-114 5. Pamphlets 115-118 6. Pamphlets 119-125 7. Pamphlets 126-134

Box 63 1. Pamphlets 135-141 2. Pamphlets 142-150 3. Pamphlets 151-160 4. Pamphlets 161-167 5. Pamphlets 168-175 6. Pamphlets 176-183 7. Pamphlets 184-187

Box 64 1. Pamphlets 188-193 2. Pamphlets 194-198 3. Pamphlets 199-207 4. Pamphlets 208-214 5. Pamphlets 215-221 6. Pamphlets 222-223 7. Pamphlets 224-227

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Box 65 1. Pamphlets 228-232 2. Pamphlets 233-238 3. Pamphlets 239-245 4. Pamphlets 246-252 5. Pamphlets 253-258 6. Pamphlets 259-262 7. Pamphlets 263-265

Box 66 1. Pamphlets 266-270 2. Pamphlets 271-276 3. Pamphlets 277-281 4. Pamphlets 282-287 5. Pamphlets 288-294 6. Pamphlets 295-300 7. Pamphlets 301-306

Box 67 1. Pamphlets 307-313 2. Pamphlets 314-318 3. Pamphlets 319-324 4. Pamphlets 325-332 5. Pamphlets 333-338 6. Pamphlets 339-342 7. Pamphlets 343-347

Box 68 1. Pamphlets 348-358 2. Pamphlets 359-363 3. Pamphlets 364-369 4. Pamphlets 370-373 5. Pamphlets 374-380 6. Pamphlets 381-385

Box 69 1. Pamphlets 386-389 2. Pamphlets 390-396 3. Pamphlets 397-404 4. Pamphlets 405-409 5. Pamphlets 410-416 6. Pamphlets 417-422

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7. Pamphlets 423-431

Box 70 1. Pamphlets 432-437 2. Pamphlets 438-448 3. Pamphlets 449-455 4. Pamphlets 456-461 5. Pamphlets 462-468 6. Pamphlets 469-475 7. Pamphlets 476-480

Box 71 1. Pamphlets 481-483 2. Pamphlets 484-492 3. Pamphlets 493-497 4. Pamphlets 498-505 5. Pamphlets 506-514 6. Pamphlets 515-520

Box 72 1. Pamphlets 521-525 2. Pamphlets 526-529 3. Pamphlets 530-536 4. Pamphlets 537-545 5. Pamphlets 546-553 6. Pamphlets 554-558 7. Pamphlets 559-561

Box 73 1. Pamphlets 562-565 2. Pamphlets 566-573 3. Pamphlets 574-578 4. Pamphlets 579-582 5. Pamphlets 583-589 6. Pamphlets 590-598

Box 74 1. Pamphlets 599-602 2. Pamphlets 603-611 3. Pamphlets 612-621 4. Pamphlets 622-627 5. Pamphlets 628-634 6. Pamphlets 635-640

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7. Pamphlets 641-645

Box 75 1. Pamphlets 646-652 2. Pamphlets 653-662 3. Pamphlets 663-669 4. Pamphlets 670-680 5. Pamphlets 681-684 6. Pamphlets 685-687 7. Pamphlets 688-693

Box 76 1. Pamphlets 694-703 2. Pamphlets 704-707 3. Pamphlets 708-715 4. Pamphlets 716-722 5. Pamphlets 723-726 6. Pamphlets 727-731

Box 77 1. Pamphlets 732-739 2. Pamphlets 740-743 3. Pamphlets 744-748 4. Pamphlets 749-756 5. Pamphlets 757-764 6. Pamphlets 765-770 7. Pamphlets 771-775

Box 78 1. Pamphlets 776-780 2. Pamphlets 781-786 3. Pamphlets 787-791 4. Pamphlets 792-798 5. Pamphlets 799-805 6. Pamphlets 806-811 7. Pamphlets 812-820

Box 79 1. Pamphlets 821-822, 824-828 2. Pamphlets 829-839 3. Pamphlets 840-845 4. Pamphlets 846-850 5. Pamphlets 851-858

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6. Pamphlets 859-866 7. Pamphlets 867-875

Box 80 1. Pamphlets 876-880 2. Pamphlets 881-888 3. Pamphlets 889-896 4. Pamphlets 897-900 5. Pamphlets 901-908 6. Pamphlets 909-913

Box 81 1. Pamphlets 914-919 2. Pamphlets 920-929 3. Pamphlets 930-937 4. Pamphlets 938-945 5. Pamphlets 946-952 6. Pamphlets 953-957

Box 82 1. Pamphlets 958-964 2. Pamphlets 965-971 3. Pamphlets 972-977 4. Pamphlets 978-982 5. Pamphlets 983-991 6. Pamphlets 992-1000

Box 83 1. Pamphlets 1001-1013 2. Pamphlets 1014-1020 3. Pamphlets 1021-1027 4. Pamphlets 1028-1035 5. Pamphlets 1036-1041 6. Pamphlets 1042-1050

Box 84 1. Pamphlets 1051-1061 2. Pamphlets 1062-1065 3. Pamphlets 1066-1071 4. Pamphlets 1072-1078 5. Pamphlets 1079, 1081-1085, 1087-1088, 1091 6. Pamphlets 1092-1100

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Box 85 1. Pamphlets 1101-1107 2. Pamphlets 1108-1112 3. Pamphlets 1113-1119 4. Pamphlets 1120-1126 5. Pamphlets 1127-1133 6. Pamphlets 1134-1142 7. Pamphlets 1143-1150

Box 86 1. Pamphlets 1151-1158 2. Pamphlets 1159-1162 3. Pamphlets 1163-1172 4. Pamphlets 1173-1178 5. Pamphlets 1179-1185 6. Pamphlets 1186-1194

Box 87 1. Pamphlets 1195-1197 2. Pamphlets 1198-1202 3. Pamphlets 1203-1205 4. Pamphlets 1206-1211 5. Pamphlets 1212-1217 6. Pamphlets 1218-1225

Box 88 1. Pamphlets 1226-1232 2. Pamphlets 1233-1237 3. Pamphlets 1238-1240 4. Legal Size Pamphlets – Pamphlets 29, 823, 1080, 1086, 1089, 1090 5. Unnumbered Pamphlets

Series 11: Collection Correspondence 6. Forms 7. Requests – University of Oregon 8. Requests – Written 9. Requests – On-site 10. Foundation for Economic Education 11. General

Series 12: Oversized Materials Box 89 1. Mises and Non-Mises Newspaper Articles

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Series 13: Books Box 90 1. Hutt, W.H. The Theory of Collective Bargaining. Glencoe, IL: The Free Press, 1954. 2. MacCloskey, James E. Jr. History of Harbison-Walker Refractories Company: From Star to Vega and Beyond. Pittsburgh, 1952. 3. Mises, Ludwig von. Bureaucracy. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1944. 4. Mises, Ludwig von. A Critique of Interventionism: Inquiries into the Economic Policy and the Economic Ideology of the Present. New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House Publishers, 1976. 5. Mises, Ludwig von. Human Action: A Treatise on Economics. 3rd ed. Chicago: Henry Regnery Company, 1966. 6. Mises, Ludwig von. Planning for Freedom and Other Essays and Addresses. 2nd ed. South Holland, IL: Libertarian Press, 1962. 7. Mises, Ludwig von. Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1951. 8. Mises, Ludwig von. The Theory of Money and Credit. 2nd ed. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1953. (2 copies) 9. Sennholz, Hans F. Age of Inflation. Belmont, MA: Western Islands, 1979. 10. Sennholz, Mary, ed. On Freedom and Free Enterprise: Essays in Honor of Ludwig von Mises. Princeton, NJ: D. van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1956.

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