urn:taro:utexas.cah.00035 A Guide to the Clarence Edwin Ayres Papers, 1919-1972 Dolph Briscoe Center for American History Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, March 2001.Edited by Bob Stewart,May 28, 2002. Finding aid written in English. Tue Jul 22 15:26:22 CDT 2003 urn:taro:utexas.cah.00035 converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (20030505). March 2012 Updates to bio and scope notes, restrictions, and index terms by Mark Firmin Descriptive Summary Ayres, Clarence Edwin, 1891-1972. Ayres (Clarence Edwin) Papers1919-1972. Materials are written in English. AR 73-106; 81-30 22711835 15 ft., 4 in. Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin Correspondence of Clarence Edwin Ayres (1891-1972), University of Texas professor of economics (1930-1969); also manuscripts and printed copies of his books, articles, and reviews. Biographical Note

Clarence Edwin Ayres (1891-1972) received his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Chicago in 1917. He taught at the University of Chicago (1917-1920), Amherst College (1920-1923), and Reed College (1924) before becoming the associate editor for the New Republic (1924-1927). In 1930, he joined the faculty at the University of Texas at Austin as Professor of Economics, a position he held until 1968. The author of nine books and countless articles, his seminal work is The Theory of Economic Progress (1944).

Influenced by Thorstein Veblen and John Dewey, Ayres rejected absolutism and touted a theory of value predicated on the freedom of inquiry. Ayers’s adherence to the freedom of inquiry naturally led to his ardent defense of academic freedom, a position which often placed him and his colleagues in the Department of Economics in conflict with the Board of Regents at UT. He vocally supported UT president Homer P. Rainey before the regents ousted Rainey, and in 1951 the Texas Legislature, branding Ayres as a Communist, voted 130-1 for the university to show cause as to why he should not be fired.

Sources:

University of Texas Faculty Council. “In Memoriam: Clarence Edwin Ayres.” http://www.utexas.edu/faculty/council/2000-2001/memorials/SCANNED/ayres.pdf. Accessed March 29, 2012.

 Scope and Contents

Correspondence, literary productions, notes, clippings, and programs compose the Clarence Edwin Ayres Papers, 1919-1972. Arranged alphabetically or chronologically, the papers primarily consist of correspondence regarding economics, teaching, publishing, and events impacting UT. Notable correspondents include John Dewey, economist Franklin Knight, UT president Homer P. Rainey, and Ayres’s colleagues in the Economics Department, Robert H. Montgomery and Edward Everett Hale. Correspondence with the American Civil Liberties Union discusses academic freedom issues in Texas. Additionally, manuscripts and printed copies of his books, articles, and reviews document his career in academia and the evolution of his thought on economics and values.

 Access Restrictions

Student and personnel records restricted 75 years from creation.

 Index Terms Subjects (Persons) Ayres, Clarence Edwin, 1891-1972--Archives. Dewey, John, 1859-1952. Hale, Edward Everett, 1893-1975 Knight, Frank Hyneman, 1885- Montgomery, Robert Hargrove. Rainey, Homer P. (Homer Price), 1896-1985. Montgomery, Robert Hargrove. Veblen, Thorstein, 1857-1929. Subjects (Organizations) American Civil Liberties Union. University of Texas. Dept. of Economics. Subjects Academic freedom--Texas. Education--Texas. Economics--United States. Institutional economics. Places Austin (Tex.)--History--Sources. Preferred Citation

Clarence Edwin Ayres Papers, 1919-1972, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

 Correspondence: 3F284 A 3F284 ACLU, 1938-1943 3F284 ACLU, 1944-1945 3F284 ACLU, 1947-1956 3F284 ACLU, 1957-1971 3F284 Agriculture Department 3F284 American Association of University Professors 3F285 American Economic Association 3F285 Ames, Van Meter 3F285 Arnold, Samuel 3F285 Ashburn, Karl 3F285 Association for Evolutionary Economics 3F285 Axtelle, George E. 3F285 Ba - Bob 3F285 Bod - Bu 3F285 Baldenama, Ignacio 3F285 Barton, Samuel 3F285 Beckwith, Burnham P. 3F285 Bedichek, Roy 3F285 Bliven, Bruce 3F285 Bogart, E. L. 3F285 Bonjean, Charles 3F285 Bonnell, B. 3F285 Boulding, Kenneth E. 3F285 Brady, Robert A. 3F285 Brannen, Ted R. 3F285 Breit, William 3F285 Brown University Alumni 3F285 Buckner, Virginia 3F285 Burdine, Alton 3F285 C 3F286 Carlson, Valdemar 3F286 Cavley, Troy 3F286 Chalk, Alfred 3F286 Chinn, Grace 3F286 Church, C. C. 3F286 Clark, John Maurice 3F286 Consumer Affairs 3F286 Copland, Morris 3F286 Crosson, Pierre 3F286 D 3F286 Dale, Fredrick 3F286 Deoley, Bill 3F286 DeGregori, Thomas 3F286 Dewey, Davis R. 3F286 Dewey, John 3F286 Dodd, Paul A. 3F286 Dorfman, Joseph 3F286 Duncan Julian 3F286 Dowd, Douglas 3F287 Dunn, Clyde 3F287 Dye, Howard 3F287 Dyche, Durward H. 3F287 E. 3F287 Eldridge, Seba 3F287 Elliot, Edwin I. 3F287 Etlinger, H. J. 3F287 Ewing, Cortes 3F287 F. 3F287 Foster, Fagg 3F287 Frederick, William (Bill) 3F287 G. 3F287 Gambs, John 3F287 Garnsey, Morris 3F287 Gaus, John 3F287 Geiger, George 3F287 Glade, Bill 3F287 Glass, Walter 3F287 Gonzales, Richard 3F287 Goode, W. J. 3F287 Goodrich, Carter 3F288 Gordon, Wendell 3F288 Gragg, John 3F288 Granbery, John 3F288 Grobbs, Clifton 3F288 Grunchy, Allan 3F288 Ha - Hec 3F288 Hei - Hy 3F288 Haisley, W. E. (Rip) 3F288 Hale, Everett 3F288 Hall, James K. 3F288 Hamilton, David 3F288 Hamilton, Walton 3F288 Hart, Joseph K. 3F289 Hawkin, Gaynell 3F289 Hayes, H. Gordon 3F289 Hill, Forest 3F289 Hill, Lewis 3F289 Himstead, Ralph 3F289 Hodges, John 3F289 Holland, Thomas 3F289 Homan, Paul 3F289 Hook, Sidney 3F289 I. 3F289 Iowa Farm Bureau 3F289 Irons, Watrous H. (Bob) 3F289 J. Jackson, John 3F289 Johnson, Jack 3F289 Johnson, Richard 3F289 Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Lyndon 3F289 Joughin, Louis & Jean 3F289 Junker, Louis J. 3F289 K. 3F289 Kallen, Horace 3F289 Keezer, Dexter 3F290 Klein, Philip 3F290 Knight, Frank 3F290 Kreuger, Robert 3F290 Ku, P. M. 3F290 L. 3F290 Labor Department 3F290 Landrum, Lynn 3F290 Lauton, William 3F290 League for Industrial Democracy 3F290 Leonard, William 3F290 Levy, Marion J. Jr. 3F290 Lindeman, Eduard 3F290 Linnenberg, Clem 3F291 Lissner, Will 3F291 Livingston, Leo 3F291 Lower, Milton D. 3F291 Lubin, Isadore 3F291 Lucas, Tully B. 3F291 Lundberg, George 3F291 Ma - Mel 3F291 Merr - Mini 3F291 Mit 3F291 Manny, Frank 3F291 May, Stacy 3F291 McCamy, James 3F291 Malick, Clay 3F291 Meiklejohn, Alexander 3F291 Melton, R. B. (Abe) 3F291 Melton, W. C. (Bill) 3F291 Metzler, William H. 3F291 Mills, C. Wright 3F291 Mitchell, Broadus 3F291 Mitchell, Clyde 3F291 Mund, Vernon 3F291 Murphree, Indus 3F292 N 3F292 Nelson, Eastin 3F292 O 3F292 O'Quinn, Louis M. 3F292 P. 3F292 Palm, Martin D. 3F292 Patton, Robert D. 3F292 Paulson, W. E. 3F292 Peach, Nelson 3F292 Perry, Charner 3F292 Preston, N. H. 3F292 Publishers, A - Fo 3F292 Publishers, Fu - Ne 3F293 Publishers, New R - S 3F293 Publishers, Tech - Yale 3F293 R. 3F293 Rainey, Homer P. 3F293 Ray, Joe M. 3F293 Record, Cy W. 3F293 Redford, Emmette S. 3F293 Reed, Louis S. 3F293 Reese, Jim E. 3F294 Reyer, Karl D. 3F294 Richardson, Rupert N. 3F294 Riley, Roderick H. 3F294 Robinson, Joan 3F294 Roll, Erich 3F294 Ryan, Bryce 3F294 Sa - Silber 3F294 Silberschmidt - Sprow 3F294 Stahman - Swift 3F294 Samuels, Warren 3F294 Scott, Elmer 3F294 Scoville, Warren 3F294 Seligman, Ben 3F294 Sibley, Eldridge 3F294 Singer, Helen and Milton 3F294 Sloan, Virginia 3F294 Smith, Walter B. 3F294 Social Science Research Council 3F294 Somaini, Eugenio 3F295 Spanish Intellectual Aid 3F295 Southwestern Social Science Association 3F295 Stinneford Claude 3F295 Stocking, George 3F295 Street, James 3F295 T 3F295 Taeusch, Carl F. 3F295 Tait, John W. 3F295 Thoman, Clemens 3F295 Thomas, Raymond D. 3F295 Thompson, Carey 3F295 Thorogood, James 3F295 Trant, James B. 3F295 U 3F295 University, 1934-49 3F295 University, 1950-1959 3F295 University, 1960-1970 3F295 Unver, Altan 3F296 V 3F296 Vining, Rutledge 3F296 Voertman, Robert 3F296 W 3F296 War Forum 3F296 Ware, Edith W. 3F296 Warne, Colston E. 3F296 Watkins, Myron W. 3F296 Watt, John R. 3F296 Williams, Elgin 3F296 Witte, Edwin E. 3F296 Wollman, Nathaniel 3F296 Woodruff, John 3F296 Y 3F296 Yarborough, Joseph U. 3F296 Z 3F296 Zeller, Norman 2E71 Correspondence, 1931-1932, 1943-1949 2E72 Correspondence, 1943-1949 2E73 Correspondence, 1943-1949 2E74 Correspondence, 1943-1949, 1970-1972 3F297 Recomendations:

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3F298 Literary Productions: 3F298 Articles: 3F298 "Hush! It's Butler!" in: Conklin, Groff, ed., The New Republic Anthology, 1915-1935, Dodge Publishing Company, New York, 1936; Originally in: The New Republic, Sept. 10, 1924 3F298 "The Gospel of Technology" in: Kallen, Horace M. and Sidney Hook eds., American Philosophy Today and Tommow, Lee Furman, Inc., New York, 1935 3F298 "A Critique of Pure Science" in: Smith, Thomas Vernor, Essays in Philosophy, The Open Court Publishing Company, Chicago, 1929 3F298 "Domesticity" in: Calverton, V. F., and Samuel D. Schmalhausen, eds., The New Generation, The Macaulay Company, New York, 1930 3F298 "Basis of Economic Statemanship" in: American Economic Review, XXIII:2. June 1933 3F298 "Values: Ethical and Economic" in: The International Journal of Ethics, XLIV:4, July 1934 3F298 "Moral Confusion in Economics" in: The International Journal of Ethics, XLV:2, January 1935 3F298 "Confusion Thrice Confounded" in: The International Journal of Ethics, XLV:3, April 1935 3F299 "Middletown Comes Clean" in: The Southern Review, III: 1, Summer, 1937 3F299 "Talking of Cities" in: The Southern Review, IV:2, Autumn 1938 3F299 "Dewey: Master of the Commonplace" in: The New Republic, LXXXXVII: 1259, January 18, 1939 3F299 "The Principles of Economic Strategy" in: The Southern Economic Journal, V:4, April 1939 3F299 "Dewey and His Studies in Logical Theory" in: Cowley, Malcolm and Bernard Smith, eds., Books That Changed Our Minds, Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., New York, 1939 3F299 "The Wealth of Nations" in: The Southwestern Social Science Quarterly XXI: 1, June 1940 3F299 "The Conference in Review" in: Proceedings of the Conference on Consumer Credit, November 1940 3F300 "The Economic Essentials of a Lasting Peace" in: The Emancipator, IV: 8 & 9, April and May 1942 3F300 "Economic Value and Scientific Syn-Thesis" in: Am. Jour. of Economics and Sociology, I:4, July 1942 3F300 "Capitalism in Retrospect" in: Southern Economic Journal, IX:4, April 1943 3F300 "The Path of Progress" in: Southwest Review, XXVIIII:3, Spring 1943 3F300 "Technology and Progress" in: Antioch Review, III: 1, Spring 1943 3F300 "Twilight of the Price System" in: Antioch Review, III:2, Summer 1943 3F300 "The Significance of Economic Planning" in: Eldridge, Seba, ed., Development of Collective Enterprise, University of Kansas Press, Lawrence Kansas, 1943 3F301 "Academic Freedom in Texas" in: New Republic, III:23, Dec. 4, 1944 3F301 "The Ordeal of the Social Sciences" in: Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, XXV:4, March 1945 3F301 "What's the Matter with Texas?" in: New Republic, 113:10, September 23, 1945 3F301 "Impact of the Great Depression on Economic Thinking" in: American Economic Review, XXXVI:2, May 1946 3F301 "Bases for Limited Capitalism" in: Antioch Review, VI:1, Spring 1946 3F301 "Are Professors Dangerous" in: Southwest Review, XXXII:1, Winter 1947 3F301 "Free Market or Free Men?" in: University Observer, I:1, Winter 1947 3F301 "The New Economics" in: Southwest Review, Summer 1948 3F302 "Land of the Free Ride" in: American Quarterly, I: 1, Spring 1949 3F302 "Piecemeal Revolution" in: Southwestern Social Science Quaterly, XXX:1, June 1949 3F302 "Instrumental Economics" in: New Republic, 121:16, October 17, 1949 3F302 "The Industrial Way of Life" in: American Quarterly, I:4, Winter 1949 3F302 "The Value Economy" in: Lepley, Ray, ed., Value, A Cooperative Inquiry, Columbia University Press, New York, 1949 3F302 "What Should Teachers Swear?" in: Southwest Review, XXXV:4, Autumn 1950 3F302 "The Values of Social Scientists" in: Journal of Social Issues, VI:4, 1950 3F303 "The Co-ordinates of Institutionalism" in: American Economic Review, XLI:2, May 1951 3F303 "What the Citizen Needs to Know About Economics" in: Progressive Education, 29:7, May 1952 3F303 "Creeping Socialism: A Worm's-Eye View" in: Southwest Review, 37:4, Autumn 1952 3F303 "The Integration of Industrial Society" in: Burkhardt, Frederick, ed., The Cleavage in our Culture, The Beacon Press, Boston, 1952 3F303 "Technology and Progress" in: Bixler, Paul, ed., The Antioch Review Anthology, World Publishing Company, New York, 1953 3F303 "The Treason of the Intellectuals" in: New Leader, 36:17, April 27, 1953 3F303 "The Role of Technology in Economic Theory" in: American Economic Review, XLIII:2, May 1953 3F303 "Can Education Stay Secular?" in: New Leader, 37:25, June 21, 1954 3F303 "The Core of Conservatism" in: New Leader, 38:2, January 10, 1955 3F303 "Classical Tradition versus Economic Growth" in: Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, 36:4, March 1956 3F303 "The Pestilence of Moral Agnosticism in: Southwest Review, XLII:2, Spring 1957 3F303 "The Conflict of Values" in: Colorado Quarterly, VI:2, Autumn 1957 3F304 "Monopolistic-Competitive Price Theory" in: American Review, XLVIII:2, May 1958 3F304 "The Peril of the Social Sciences" in: The Graduate Journal, II:1, Spring 1959 3F304 "Excellence in an Industrial Society" in: Southwest Review, XLIV?2, Spring 1959 3F304 "Excellence in an Industrial Society" in: The Executive, 3:3, August 1959 3F304 "The Industrial Way of Life" in: The Texas Quarterly, II:2, Summer 1959 3F304 "Institutionalism and Economic Development" in: Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, 41:1, June 1960 3F304 "Comments of Professor Goodrich's Paper" in: Nelson, Eastin, ed., Economic Growth, University of Texas Press, Austin, 1960 3F305 "Economic Progress and the American South" in: Economic Development and Cultural Change, IX:2, January 1961 3F305 "Toward a Reasonable Society" in: The Executive, 5:11 April 1962 3F305 "Reason and Unreason" in: The Graduate Journal, V:2, Winter 1963 3F305 "The Legacy of Thorstein Veblen" in: Institutional Economics, University of California Press, Berkeley, 1963 3F305 "A Man, His Land and His Work" in: The Graduate Journal, VI:1, Winter 1964 3F305 "Science and Human Values" in: New Mexico Academy of Science Bulletin, 6:2, December 1965 3F305 "Nature and Man: The Emergence of the Social Sciences" in: The University of Denver Centenial Symposium, Big Mountain Press Denver, 1965 3F305 "Individualism - or Something: A Plea for Verbal Pluralism" in: Mills, Gordon, ed., Innocence and Power, University of Texas Press, Austin, 1965 3F305 "Guaranteed Income: An Institutionalist View" in: Theobald, Robert, ed., The Guaranteed Income, Doubleday and Company, Inc., Garden City, New York, 1966 3F306 "The Nature and Significance of Institutionalism" in: The Antioch Review, XXVI:1, Spring 1966 3F306 "The Theory of Institutional Adjustment" in: The Texas Quarterly, IX:1, Spring 1966 3F306 "Istota I Znaczenie Instytucjonalizmu" in: Tematy, VI:21 Spring 1967 3F306 "Ideological Responsibility" in: Journal of Economic Issues, 1:1 and 2, June 1967 3F306 "The Nature and Significance of Institutionalism" in: Non Dan, 2:3, Winter 1967 3F306 "Some Reflections on Regionalism" in: Social Science Quarterly, 49:1, June, 1968 3F306 "Communications" in: Journal of Economic Issues, II:3, September 1968 3F306 "Institutionalism and Economic Development, etc." in: Social Science Quarterly, 50:4, March, 1970 3F306 "The Place of the Market Economy in Institutional Thought" in: Social Science Quarterly, Marcy, 1971 3F306 "Notes and Communications" in: Journal of Economic Issues, V:3, September 1971 3F306 Unidentified 3F307 Reviews: 3F307 Characters and Events by John Dewey, in The International Journal of Ethics, January 1930 3F307 Economic and Social History of Eurpoe in the Later Middle Ages, 1300-1530 by James Westfall Thompson, June, 1932 3F307 The Economic Lessons of 1929-1931: etc. by A. H. Abbati, March, 1933 3F307 Ethical Systems and Legal Ideas by Felix S. Cohen, in Yale Law Journal, November 1933 3F307 The Frustration of Science by Sir Daniel Hall, et al. in The International Journal of Ethics, January 1936 3F307 What Man Has Made of Man by Mortimer J. Adler in The New Republic, February 16, 1938 3F307 Social Goals and Economic Institution by Frank D. Graham in Journal of Legal and Political Sociology, April, 1944 3F307 Intelligence in the Modern World: John Dewey's Philosophy by Joseph Ratner in The Republic, May 17, 1939 3F307 Beyond Supply and Demand: A Reappraisal of Institutional of Institutional Economics by John S. Gambs, in Political Science Quarterly, September 1946 3F307 The Economic Mind in American Civilization, 1606-1865 by Joseph Dorfman, in The Yale Law Journal, June 1946 3F307 The Struggle for the World by James Burnham, in The Texas Spectator, May 5, 1974 3F307 The Cheyenne Way: Conflict and Case Law in Primitive Jurisprudence by K. N. Llewellyn and E. Adamson Hoebel, in The Yale Law Journal, March, 1942 3F308 Economic Security and Individual Freedom: Can We Have Both by Albert Lauterbach, in The Journal of Political Economy, December, 1948 3F308 Readings in Economics ed. by Walter Adams and Leland E. Traywick, in The Journal of Political Economy, April, 1949 3F308 The Economic Mind in American Civilization by Joseph Dorfman, in Saturday Review, April 23, 1949 3F308 The Economic Theory of a Socialist Economy by Burnham P. Beckwith 3F308 The Road Ahead by John T. Flynn, in Saturday Review, December 3, 1949 3F308 Economic Man in Relation to His Environment by C. Reinold in The Virginia Qvarterly Review, Winter 1949 3F308 The English Middle Classes by Roy Lewis and Angus Maude in Saturday Review, April 8, 1950 3F308 The Economic Role of the State by William A. Orton, in Saturday Review, May 6, 1950 3F308 Economic Planning by Seymour E. Harris, in Saturday Review, July 8, 1950 3F308 Bold New Program by Willard R. Espy, in Saturday Review, September 16, 1950 3F308 The Philosophy of Thorstein Veblen by Stanley Matthew Daugert, in The Journal of Political Economy, October 1950 3F308 Peach by Investment by Benjamin A. Javits, in Saturday Review, October 14, 1950 3F308 Twentieth Century Unlimited by Bruce Bliven, in The New Leader, February 5, 1951 3F308 The Human Species by Anthony Barnett, in The New Leader, March 19, 1951 3F308 The Nineteen Fifties Come First by Edwin G. Nourse, in Saturday Review, April 7, 1951 3F308 The Great Idea by Henry Hazlitt, in Saturday Review, April 14, 1951 3F308 General Economic History by Max Weber, in The New Leader, June 4, 1951 3F308 Modern Social Legislation by Stefan A. Riesenfeld, Richard C. Maxwell, in Texas Law Review, June 1951 3F309 Beckoning Frontiers by Marriner S. Eccles, in Saturday Review, July 14, 1951 3F309 This Happened in Pasadena by David Hulburd in The New Leader, July 30, 1951 3F309 Roads to Agreement by Stuart Chase, in The New Leader, August 27, 1951 3F309 Fifty Billion Dollars by Jesse H. Jones with Edward Angly, in Saturday Review, November 17, 1951 3F309 American Capitalism by John Kenneth Galbraith, in Saturday Review, April 12, 1952 3F309 The Geography of Hunger by Josué de Castro, in The New Leader, May 19, 1952 3F309 Man, Money, and Goods by John S. Gambs, in Saturday Review, September 6, 1952 3F309 Ethics in Government by Paul H. Douglas, in The New Leader, December 22, 1952 3F309 The Nature of Culture by A. L. Kroeber, in Ethics, April, 1953 3F309 Preview for Tomorrow: The Unfinished Business of Science by Bruce Bliven, in The New Leader, June 8, 1953 3F309 Politics, Economics and Welfare by Robert A. Dahl and Charles E. Lindblom, in The New Leader, September 14, 1953 3F309 Economic Essays by R. F. Harrod, in Saturday Review, Sept. 19, 1953, Economic Essays by Simon Kuznets, in Saturday Review, September 19, 1953 3F309 The Challenge of Man's Future by Harrison Brown, in The New Leader, May 17, 1954 3F309 Government and Science by Don K. Price in The New Leader, January 31, 1955 3F309 Secularism is the Will of God by Horace M. Kallen in The New Leader, May 2, 1955 3F309 The Pursuit of Happiness: A Philosophy for Modern Living by R. M. HacIver, in The New Leader, November 14, 1955 3F309 Triumph of the Eggheads by Horace Coon, in The New Leader, December 5, 1955 3F309 The United States in History by James T. Shotwell, in The New Leader, April 16, 1956 3F309 Testament of a Liberal by Albert Guérard; The Power Elite by C. Wright Mills 3F309 The Rape of the Mind by Joost A. M. Meerloo, M. D. in The New Leader, September 3, 1956 3F309 Guides to Straight Thinking by Stuart Chase, in The New Leader, October 1, 1956 3F309 The Man Who Made the Nation by John Dos Passos; Woodrow Wilson by Silas Bent McKinley, in The New Leader, August 5, 1957 3F309 Strategic Surrender by Paul Kecskemeti, in The New Leader, June 30, 1958 3F309 Human Resources: The Wealth of A Nation by Eli Ginzberg, in Saturday Review, July 5, 1958 3F309 Five Ideas That Change the World by Barbara Ward, in The New Leader, May 11, 1959 3F309 Hellensim: The History of a Civilization by Arnold J. Toynbee, in The New Leader, September 7, 1959 3F310 Alexander Hamilton: Portrait in Pardon by John C. Miller, in The New Leader, March 7, 1960 3F310 The American Petroleum Industry: The Age of Illumination by Harold F. Williamson, Arnold R. Daum, in The Journal of Southern History, May 1960 3F310 The Constitution of Liberty by Friedrich A. Hayek, in The New Leader, June 20, 1960 3F310 Epistemological Problems of Economics by Ludwig Von Mises, in The Southern Economic Journal, October 1961 3F310 Epistemological Problems of Economics by Ludwig Von Mises, in The Southern Economic Journal, April 1962 3F310 Anatomy of the Future by Roderick Seidenberg, in The Annals, July, 1962 3F310 The Social Bases of American Communism by Nathan Glazer, in The Journal of Southern History, August, 1962 3F310 A Radical's America by Harvey Swados, in The New Leader, October 15, 1962 3F310 Evaluations in Higher Education by Paul L. Dressel et al., in The Journal of Higher Education, October 1962 3F310 Main Currents in Modern Economics by Ben B. Seligman, in Commentary, April, 1963 3F310 A Non-Existent Man: An Autobiography by T. V. Smith, in The Journal of Higher Education, June, 1963 3F310 John R, Commons: His Assault on Laissez-Faire by Lafayette G. Harter, in Book Review, September, 1963 3F310 Market Theory and the Price System by Israel M. Kirzner, in Book Review, September, 1963 3F310 The Nation's Economic Objectives by Edger O. Edwards, in The Annals, November, 1964 3F310 The Problem of Social-Scientic Knowledge by William P. McEwen in The Journal of Political Economy 3F310 The Theory and Design of Economic Development by Irma Adelman and Erik Thorbecke, in Book Review, 1966 3F310 The Causes of the Industrial Revolution in England by R. M. Hartwell, in Journal of Economic Issues, June 1968 3F310 The Challenge of World Poverty: A World Anti-Povelty Program in Outline by Gunmar Myrdal, in Political Science Quarterly, September 1971 3F310 Miscellaneous 3F311 Literary Productions: 3F311 Typescripts: A - E 3F311 Typescripts: F - G 3F311 Typescripts: I - L 3F311 Typescripts: M - P 3F311 Typescripts: R - W 3F312 Miscellaneous: 3F312 Book Reviews 3F312 Bound Articles 3F312 Speeches 3F312 Miscellaneous Manuscripts 3F312 Bibliographies 3F312 Samuels, Warren J.: Institutional Economics: Retrospect and Prospect; The Knight-Ayres Correspondence 3F312 Notes 3F312 Printed Material: 3F312 Clippings 3F312 Programs 3F313 Printed Material: 3F313 Miscellaneous 3F313 Cactus, 1944 3F313 Published articles and lectures 2E74 Literary productions of Ayres: 2E74 Huxley, 1931 2E75 Huxley, 1931 2E75 Theory of Economic Progress, 1943 2E76 Divine Right of Capital, ca. 1945 2E76 The Industrial Economy, 1952 2E77 The Industrial Economy, 1952 2E77 Other materials, 1921-1931 and undated 2E78 Other materials, 1919-1927 and undated 2E78 Work in progress, 1972 3Y27 Photograph 3Y27 Photograph of sculpted bust of John Dewey [?], n. d.