Also from the FEE Library

Letter from J.M. Keynes to Henry Hazlitt September 17, 1931 by J.M. Keynes
Letter from J.M. Keynes to Henry Hazlitt September 17, 1931, were Keynes turns down Hazlitt’s offer to participate in a series of articles entited, “If I were dictator.”

Cliches of Socialism Number 57 by Murray Rothbard
“Fact-finding is a proper function of government.”

How Do We Know by Leonard E. Read
Leonard Read’s explanation as to why it is imperative that knowledge be pursued. Read’s exploration of knowledge and liberty are essential for understanding the foundations of a free society.

Cliches of Socialism Number 13 by Paul L. Poirot
“Human rights are more important than property rights.”

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.