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Private Means, Public Ends: Voluntarism vs. Coercion by J. Wilson Mixon, Jr.
Defenders of the free market often have to explain how certain tasks would get accomplished if government did not do them. This volume of over two dozen Freeman essays shows how voluntary actions among individuals, some of them on “the market,” others part of civil society or the non-profit sector, can accomplish all kinds of [...]

Cliches of Socialism Number 68 by Robert W. Blake
“Equality should be enforced by law.”

Clichés of Socialism Number 4 by Leonard E. Read
“The right to strike is conceded, but…”

Rules for Living: The Ethics of Social Cooperation by Henry Hazlitt
Published in 1999, this book is a shorter version of Hazlitt’s underappreciated Foundations of Morality. It contains a number of chapters from the book that are framed by an introduction by Leland Yeager. Hazlitt argues that our ethical and moral rules should be judged by the degree to which they forward social cooperation. He is [...]

Is Politics Insoluble? by Henry Hazlitt
This is the final collection of essays by the 20th century’s premier economic journalist. Hazlitt originally intended this to be a larger project, but his death in 1993 prevented him from finishing all of the planned chapters. What he did complete is presented here as a series of essays all dealing with the question posed [...]