This collection of essays, edited by Burt Folsom, elaborates on the importance of freedom, limited government, and private property throughout American history. These essays are a very useful explanation of how America became the country that it is.
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Cliches of Socialism Number 20 by Hans Sennholz
“Don’t you want to do anything?”
Clichés of Socialism Number 36 by Leonard E. Read
“Business is entitled to a fair profit.”
Letter from Henry Hazlitt to Henry Regnery January 30, 1975 by Henry Hazlitt
Letter from Henry Hazlitt to Henry Regnery January 30, 1975 where Hazlitt explains how he helped make Hayek’s the Road to Serfdom a hit in the US.
Leviathan At War by Edmund A. Opitz
The anthology contains many classic and provocative writings, including Daniel Webster’s “Conscription,” Mark Twain’s “War Prayer,” Leonard Read’s “Conscience on the Battlefield,” Ayn Rand’s “The Roots of War,” Edmund Opitz’s “Concerning War and Peace,” and Ludwig von Mises’s “The Economics of War.”
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.
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