Jan 7, 1975 Dear Margit; Finally! The Rothbard Research Service is terribly slow, isn't it? I'm very sorry it's taken me so darn long to get this small amount of research to you. It was a combination of being out of town a lot, the holidays, and being lucky enough to have a lot of books for my own work at home, so I didn*t go to the library as often as earlier in the fall. However, I couldn't find any sign of the second fellow on your list -- Bauquin. If you have hints about him for me, I'll try again. I was glad to hear that you had a good time, and a quiet one over Christmas. We went to Virginia where my brother and his family live. Then up to Washington to the American Philosophical Assn. was meeting, and Murray gave a paper on Anarchy. It was well received, except for one of the commentators who was a left-winger, and wept during his comment, because of what he called Murray's hard-heartedness. We were very glad to hear of the encourag- ing words about your book from John Chamberlin. I'm going to hear Boris Gudunov on Monday night, and am really looking forward to seeing