Ludwig von Mises is undoubtedly regarded as one of the greatest intellectuals of the 20th century. There is hardly an economic topic that the philosopher of liberalism and pioneer of the Austrian School of Economics has not addressed in his publications. The fascinating aspect is that his ideas are still highly relevant today, and his insights, such as those on the minimum wage, are strikingly visionary. Michael Ladwig has meticulously analyzed the extensive works of Ludwig von Mises and compiled a lexicon that serves as a guide to Mises' philosophy. Easily understandable articles illuminate Mises' thoughts from A for Anarchism to Z for Coercion, sometimes summarized in a few sentences, other times explored over several engaging pages.