Parts I, II, and III, on Wendy McElroy’s blog. Writes Wendy:
I recently acquired copies of a correspondence that occurred between the newspaper-mogul anarchist R.C. Hoiles and Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises. It is a fascinating exchange albeit not a long one due to a rather bristly conflict over ideas. Over the next several days, I intend to transcribe the letters and, so, make them publicly available.
[Cross-posted at Mises Blog.]
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