"Ludwig von Mises, Money, and the Fall and Rise of Classical Liberalism in the 20th Century:"
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These notes were added by David Hart.
1. [1] The Theory of Money and Credit (1912), trans. H. E. Batson (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 1981). This book can be ordered from Liberty Fund's online book catalogue. An online version is available at Econlib: The Theory of Money and Credit.
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Liberalism: A Socio-Economic Exposition (1927), trans. Ralph Raico (Kansas City: Sheed Andrews and McMeel, 1978). A Critique of Interventionism: Inquiries into the Economic Policy and Economic Ideology of the Present (1929), trans. Hans F. Sennholz (New Rochelle: Arlington House, 1977).
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