Ayres (Clarence Edwin) Papers 1919-1972.

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Ayres (Clarence Edwin) Papers 1919-1972.

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.

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