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Historical Setting of the Austrian School of Economics

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06/15/1969 Ludwig von Mises

This essay offers something spectacular: an intellectual history of Mises’s own tradition, with first person accounts of conversations with the greats. And truly, Mises turns out to have written the best single account of the origin and early...

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Accent On The Right

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01/11/1968 Leonard E. Read

In this work dedicated to the memory of Frederic Bastiat (1801-1850), Leonard E. Read explores an array of themes such as the sources of human progress, the political consequences of not thinking for one’s self, and finding what is right and...

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San Bernardino of Siena and Sant’Antonino of Florence: The Two Great Economic Thinkers of the Middle Ages

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05/31/1967 Raymond De Roover

The subtitle of this work was not idly chosen: “the two great economic thinkers of the Middle Ages.” It is the key to Professor de Roover’s perceptive appraisal of the economic ideas and views on business ethics of San Bernardino da Siena, O.F.M...

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The Political Economy of William Graham Sumner by Armentano

The Political Economy of William Graham Sumner: A Study in the History of Free-Enterprise Ideas

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07/20/1966 Dominick Armentano

From the author: The following is a study in the history of free enterprise ideas. Specifically it presents the political economy of William Graham Sumner, highlighting the ideas and analysis that mark his contribution to economic thought, and...

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The Economics of Alfred Marshall

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06/07/1965 H. J. Davenport

For many years in classroom and seminar Professor Davenport’s primary concern was with criticism and constructive amendment of the doctrinal content of the classical and neo-classical economics. His attitude toward systematic economic theory was...

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Out of Step

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06/15/1962 Frank Chodorov

Frank Chodorov was a journalist of the Old Right with an extraordinary writing ability. He was also a top-notch intellectual figure who has been tragically neglected. This collection might be his best. Among the smashing essays here are:...

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Mises’s Private Seminar: Reminiscences by Gottfried Haberler

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10/15/1961 Gottfried Haberler

A tribute to Ludwig von Mises by Gottfried Haberler.

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How Mises Changed My Mind

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10/15/1961 Albert Hunold

Albert Hunold's Tribute to Mises

On Freedom and Free Enterprise by Mary Sennholz

On Freedom and Free Enterprise: Essays in Honor of Ludwig von Mises

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02/20/1957 Mary Sennholz

This was the first Festschrift (1956) in Mises’s honor, and the essays it contains have proven fruitful sources for decades. This reprint features a new introduction. Preeminently, it contains Rothbard’s reconstruction of utility and welfare...

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A Tribute to Ludwig von Mises

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03/07/1956 Friedrich A. Hayek

A tribute given by F.A. Hayek at a party in honor of Mises. New York, March 7, 1956

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