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Then Truth Will Out
Then Truth Will Out is one of Leonard Read’s books discussing the freedom philosophy. Read discusses the morality and importance of a Capitalist system and how morality is ignored when the state increases its power.
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Victims of Social Leveling by Leonard E. Read by Leonard E. Read
Leonard E. Read discusses the flaws of “From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs.” In practice this idea, of social leveling, would harm everyone in the long run.
Letter from Leonard Read to Henry Hazlitt December 12, 1945 by Leonard E. Read
Letter from Leonard Read dated December 12, 1945 inviting Henry Hazlitt to discuss a draft of Fred Fairchild’s book Profits and the Ability to Pay, which was to become FEE’s first publication.
Economic Harmonies by Frederic Bastiat
An inspiring exposition of the natural harmony that results when people are free to pursue their individual interests. Bastiat uncovers a great truth: there is no inherent antagonism between the welfare of one and the welfare of all. In a free-market society all people can live in peace and prosperity.
Cliches of Socialism Number 58 by Dean Russell
“Government should control prices, not people.”
The First Leftist by Dean Russell
“The First Leftist” is an article about the downfall of the French Liberals in the National Constituent Assembly right before the French Revolution and the devastating effects this had.
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[...] supporting freedom should learn a lesson from the French Revolution. In “The First Leftist” (1951), Dean Russell, a former FEE employee and expert on the French liberalism, described [...]
26 March 2010 at 10:35 am