March 4, 1952 Monsieur le professeur J. P. Hamilius Jr. 23, rue du Stadion Differdange, Luxonbourg Dear Professor Hamilius: I am delighted to learn rom your letter that there is in Europe one genuine llboral more than I had assumed until yesterday. I am propared to give you the right to tronslate into Gorman OF French or into botl of those languages my lanned Chaos" under the following conditions: 1) The translation is to be published before July 1, 1953 2) In caso a now edition either of the Gorman original of Die Gemeinwirtschoft or of the / French translation which Was published in 1938 by Librairie de Medicis in Paris under the title Le Socialisme should be made, the publisher will be free to add a translation of Planned Choos as an Epilogue. The William Volkor Fund (Post Office Box 113, Burlingame, California) occasionally provides European scholars, especially those interested in the problems of genuine liberalismi, with newly published American books. I shall suggest that they send you a number of such books. I am sorry that I cannot provide you with a copy of my Liberalismus. But I hope that one day a copy will turn up in one of the New York second-hond bookshops. As sources for the purchase of old economic books I name: 1) Student' Bookshop Ltd, 4 Trumpington Street, Combridgo, England 2) The Economist's Bookshop, 11-12 Clement's Inn Passage, Aldwych, London W. C. 2. 3) Augustus M. Kelley, 31 East 10th Street, New York3