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28.1, p.404, and to

80, and to

Alcuni manoscritti autografi di Vilfredo Pareto conservati nella Biblioteca nazionale di Firenze : catalogo, Firenze, Giunta regionale toscana, La nuova Italia,

ILetter to Felice Vinci of the 19 th

Letter to Alceste (not Antonio, as was long believed)

Letter to Alfonso de

Letter to Antonio Graziadei of the 29 th

Letter to Benedetto

Letter to Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman

Letter to Francesco Papafava

Letter to Francesco Papafava of the 2 nd December,

Letter to Francesco Papafava of the 9 th December 1888,

Letter to Pierre

Letter to Vladimiro Furlan of the 11 th

Letter to Wilhelm Franz

Letters to Adrien Naville of the 11 th May 1897, to Benedetto Croce of the 27 th May 1897, to

Letters to Adrien Naville of the 23 rd

Letters to Antonio Graziadei of the 16 th

Letters to Antonio Graziadei of the 29 th

Letters to Arturo Linaker of the 21 st

Letters to Benedetto Croce of the 21 st

Letters to Carlo Placci of the 30 th December 1895, to

Letters to Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman

Letters to Francesco Papafava of the 14 th August 1892,

Letters to Francesco Papafava of the 9 th December 1888,

Letters to Guido Sensini and to

Letters to Hermann Laurent of the 14 th and 19 th

Letters to Luigi Amoroso of the 21 st

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 10 th February 1897, O.C. 28.2, p.30, to Wilhelm Franz Meyer of the 16 th

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 17 th, 22 nd February 1898,

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 19 th

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 22 nd February

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 25 th January,

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 3 rd

Letters to Maffeo Pantaleoni of the 9 th

Letters to Teodoro Moneta of the 2 nd May 1893,

Melani L.

of the 11 th,

of the 19 th

of the 7 th January 1880, to the parliamentary Commission of Inquiry on the operation of the Italian railways,

p.409, to Vladimiro Furlan of the 28 th

Papafava of the 27 th

the bibliography. A number of Pareto’s letter-books also exist, preserved in a small Italian bank, which owns them. Unfortunately, only a very small fraction of them has been published and so far they are not easily accessible,

to Antonio Graziadei of the 29 th

to Léon Walras of the 5 th March 1893, and to

Vilfredo Pareto's correspondence as a significant source for the knowledge of his economic thought

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Vilfredo Pareto's correspondence as a significant source for the knowledge of his economic thought

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