Rose Wilder Lane

Articles

07/04/2007 Mises Daily Rose Wilder Lane

Introduction by Jörg Guido Hülsmann The war years had brought economic hardship to Mises, and if he ever had any illusions about the state of the American mind before he came to the United States in...

What Was Wrong With the Old World

10/20/2006 Mises Daily Rose Wilder Lane

The Pagan Faith Communism The Living Authorities The Planned Economies War Notes The Pagan Faith Very few men have ever known that men are free. Among this earth’s population now, few know that fact...

Publications

Give Me Liberty

06/07/1954 Rose Wilder Lane

Rose Wilder Lane in her youth supported the Russian Revolution, but a trip to Russia quickly dispelled her illusions. She realized that the mass politics of socialism necessarily suppressed individual freedom. America was founded on a different

Introduction to Robert LeFevre’s The Nature of Man and His Government

11/17/1959 Rose Wilder Lane

Introduction to Robert LeFevre’s The Nature of Man and His Government, by Rose Wilder Lane This little book is important because it is revolutionary thinking. To appreciate its value correctly, we should remember the World Revolution’s career so far

The Discovery of Freedom

07/10/1943 Rose Wilder Lane

With new forewords by Roger Lea MacBride and Hans F. Sennholz What an American original was Rose Wilder Lane! What a treasure! She lived from 1886 until 1968, the daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder, and widely considered a silent collaborator on the

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