Review Property, Freedom, and Society: Essays in Honor of Hans-Hermann Hoppe
David Howden review Hans-Hermann Hoppe's 2009 Festschrift.
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Thomas Paine, Liberty’s Hated Torchbearer
"His widely published 'Letter to Washington' described the party of Hamilton as 'disguised traitors' who were 'rushing as fast as they could venture, without awakening the jealousy of America, into all the vices and corruptions of the British Government'."
Was Robert A. Heinlein a Libertarian?
But because of his interaction with Robert LeFevre in Colorado in the '50s and '60s, libertarian ideas were among those he toyed with and dramatized in certain of his stories.
Murray Rothbard at His Semicentennial
Rothbard was a man of great achievement and immense scholarship, an indefatigable worker, and the most significant anarchist writer then living — i
Libertarianism Today
The drive for liberty, whether from the left or right, is the underlying impulse. This book tells you where it is all headed and why. It might seem easy to write an overview of libertarianism. If so, why do so many attempts fall short? They...
A Society of Mutual Benefactors
Anyone who champions the well-being of society should especially celebrate commercial centers, stock markets, international trade, and every sector
Liberty Quotes: Peace and Prosperity
A collection of historical, philosophical, political and legal quotations, assembled by Christopher Kalabus.
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Rationality and the Market Economy
"People must fight for something that they want to achieve, not simply reject an evil, however bad it may be."
The Constitution or Utilitarianism?
He offers a Kantian justification for political economy in the style of Buchanan; and he maintains that this view of things is at the root of the American Republic. Readers of a libertarian bent will not be fully satisfied; but Roth's carefully argued book deserves, and rewards, close study.
