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Letter from Rose Wilder Lane to Leonard Read April 25, 1950
Letter from Rose Wilder Lane to Leonard Read April 25, 1950, which provides a reference to Lane’s claim that Jefferson originally had “life, libery, and property” and later changed property to “the pursuit of happiness.”
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Letter From Hazlitt to Read February 18, 1982 by Henry Hazlitt
Letter From Henry Hazlitt to Leonard E. Read on February 18, 1982. Hazlitt Thanks Read for putting an article about Mises’s Socialism in the March Notes from FEE and then discusses the impact the book had on him.
Letter from Leonard Read to F. A. Hayek October 9, 1974 by Leonard E. Read
Letter from Leonard E. Read to F. A. Hayek October 9, 1974, where Read Congratulates Hayek on his Nobel Prize win.
Business Cycle by Paul Cwik
Faith of Our Fathers by Mary Sennholz
This collection of essays from The Freeman explores the relationship between the Judeo-Christian tradition and the free society. The topic areas covered include the influence of religious belief on the Founders, the moral and religious sources of the rights of man, and how understanding the spiritual foundations of the free society might help us deal [...]
Taxation is Robbery by Frank Chodorov by Frank Chodorov
Pamphlet about Taxation by Frank Chodorov.
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[...] The first reason is moral. As one my predecessors at The Freeman, Frank Chodorov, used to say: “Taxation is robbery.” Chodorov winds up his article this way: “There cannot be a good tax nor a just one; every tax [...]
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