In this impressive work Henry Hazlitt explores the proper foundation of
morality, offering a unified theory of laws, morals, and manners. Noted
economist Leland Yeager, in his foreword to this edition, says that The
Foundations of Morality “provides . . . the soundest philosophical
basis for the humane society that is the ideal of classical liberals.”
Also from the FEE Library
Publisher’s Response to Galbraith’s Review of Human Action by Eugene Davidson
In the Letter to the Editor section of the New York Times Eugene Davidson, of Yale University Press, response to J.K. Galbraith’s attack of Yale University Press in his review of Mises’s Human Action. With Galbraith response back.
Capital and Interest Review by Ludwig von Mises by Ludwig von Mises
Capital and Interest: Eugine von Böhm-Barwerk and the discriminating reader by Ludwig von Mises. A review of the new translation of Böhm-Barwerk’s three volume work from the Freeman in 1959.
Cliches of Socialism Number 15 by R. C. Hoiles
“Competition is fine, but not at the expense of human beings.”
Clichés of Socialism Number 19 by Leonard E. Read
“The Welfare State is the Best Security Against Communism”
The Love of Liberty by Leonard E. Read
This book, by FEE founder Leonard E. Read, covers a wide range of topics and their relationship with liberty.
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The Stigler article seems to have been scanned or saved at such a low resolution as to be unreadable. Maybe it is the pdf image resolution setting.
5 September 2011 at 4:19 pm