G.L.S. Shackle’s library and his readings: An archival excursus and an addendum to Meadows (1997).

This brief note gives an addendum to Meadows (1997) of G.L.S. Shackle’s working library during his lifetime and an account of his marginal annotations during the first, formative period of his academic life- this is the period from the early 1930s until the end of WWII. The narratives that this material can give rise to, have been explored in a companion paper (Repapis (2017)). What this note details is the extent and wealth of the material, showing that it is both unique, and an important source in our efforts to understand the contemporary reception of the developments in economic theory in the 1930s, and more broadly during the 20th century.