Collection: James M. Buchanan papers, 1800/2014 / Date range: 1977 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection James M. Buchanan papers, 1800/2014 Date range 1977

Carroll, John, Break-out from the Crystal Palace, 1974/1980 Box 421, Folder 2

contains annotations by Buchanan

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C-E, L-M, 1975/1978 Box 37, Folder 4

Bulk of the folder is correspondents "D." Includes some letters from J. Clayburn LaForce.

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Center for Study of Public Choice, 1975/1988 Box 38, Folder 13

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Center for Study of Public Choice annual reports, conferences, and correspondence, 1975/1982 Box 354, Folder 5

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Center for Study of Public Choice invoices, 1971/1977 Box 354, Folder 16

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Center for Study of Public Choice party, 1977 Box 360, Folder 1

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Center for the Study of Law and Economics, 1977 Box 38, Folder 15

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Center for the Study of Public Choice seminar speakers, 1977/1978 Box 271, Folder 14

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Coase, R.H., Diane Windy Charnovitz, Gregory B. Christainsen articles, 1960/1981 Box 421, Folder 11

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Cocktail party, drink lists, permits, 1977/1978 Box 360, Folder 2

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