The lecture collection available online is really impressive. I looked here
http://nwda-db.wsulibs.wsu.edu/findaid/ark:/80444/xv29769
which seems to be the official trustee of his work, and of course, wikipedia, and found only that he attended a Hamline college for only 2 years. These are not my criteria, but it makes him dangerous to cite. I see he wrote a fair number of books on various subjects, but I don’t see any that scream out to me “Industrial Revolution” - the topic which interests me. Do his books have a comprehensive works cited at the end, at least as a place to start? Or, is there a book by another author that makes the same points and uses bullet-proof sources? Very little comes up from the search “Industrial Revolution” here at the Mises site.
Thank you