Jacksonian America and the Rise of the Democratic Man
Posted in History and Liberty, Library, Media, Video on 23 March 2011
Stats: 216 views and No Comments Hillsdale College history professor Brad Birzer on democracy and republic as seen by the Founding Fathers. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Posted in History and Liberty, Library, Media, Video on 23 March 2011
Stats: 216 views and No Comments Hillsdale College history professor Brad Birzer on democracy and republic as seen by the Founding Fathers. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
The Meaning of Liberty During the American Founding
Posted in History and Liberty, Library, Video on 22 March 2011
Stats: 374 views and No Comments A lecture by Professor Brad Birzer of Hillsdale College delivered to students attending 2010 History and Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Posted in History and Liberty, Library, Video on 22 March 2011
Stats: 374 views and No Comments A lecture by Professor Brad Birzer of Hillsdale College delivered to students attending 2010 History and Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Radical Ideologies and the Killing Fields of the 20th Century
Posted in History and Liberty, Media, Video on 15 March 2011
Stats: 171 views and No Comments Hillsdale College professor Brad Birzer delivered this lecture on the development of the 20th century radical ideologies to students attending the 2010 History and Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga. Find the audio file of this lecture here.
Posted in History and Liberty, Media, Video on 15 March 2011
Stats: 171 views and No Comments Hillsdale College professor Brad Birzer delivered this lecture on the development of the 20th century radical ideologies to students attending the 2010 History and Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga. Find the audio file of this lecture here.
FEE President Lawrence W. Reed on Common Sense Radio
Posted in Media, Radio, Radio Interviews on 14 March 2011
Stats: 199 views and 2 Comments FEE President Lawrence W. Reed was interviewed by Common Sense Radio in Vermont on the principles for sound public policy. During the interview, Mr. Reed not only explained in detail how government intervention is detrimental to the well-being of the individual, but also built an argument for the moral superiority ...
Posted in Media, Radio, Radio Interviews on 14 March 2011
Stats: 199 views and 2 Comments FEE President Lawrence W. Reed was interviewed by Common Sense Radio in Vermont on the principles for sound public policy. During the interview, Mr. Reed not only explained in detail how government intervention is detrimental to the well-being of the individual, but also built an argument for the moral superiority ...
Applying the Political Vice
Posted in Applying Liberty, Media, SEMINAR, Video on 11 February 2011
Stats: 50 views and No Comments John Tillman, CEO of Illinois Policy Institute, speaks to students attending Applying Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Posted in Applying Liberty, Media, SEMINAR, Video on 11 February 2011
Stats: 50 views and No Comments John Tillman, CEO of Illinois Policy Institute, speaks to students attending Applying Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
The Rhetoric of Liberty
Posted in Media, SEMINAR, Video on 4 February 2011
Stats: 247 views and 1 Comment Tom G. Palmer speaks to students attending 2010 Applying Liberty summer seminar, Atlanta, Ga. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Posted in Media, SEMINAR, Video on 4 February 2011
Stats: 247 views and 1 Comment Tom G. Palmer speaks to students attending 2010 Applying Liberty summer seminar, Atlanta, Ga. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Comparative Constitutionalism
Posted in Media, SEMINAR, Video on 3 February 2011
Stats: 83 views and No Comments Hillsdale College professor Nikolai Wenzel on comparative constitutionalism at 2010 Applying Liberty summer seminar, Atlanta, Ga.
Posted in Media, SEMINAR, Video on 3 February 2011
Stats: 83 views and No Comments Hillsdale College professor Nikolai Wenzel on comparative constitutionalism at 2010 Applying Liberty summer seminar, Atlanta, Ga.
Lawrence W. Reed at The Christian Science Monitor
Posted in From the President, News on 3 February 2011
Stats: 268 views and 2 Comments In a commentary published today by The Christian Science Monitor, FEE President Lawrence W. Reed shares his thoughts on what he believes is the underlying cause of our public debt. [.]... the deficit that matters most is not denominated in dollars at all. Its currency is of the heart and mind. ...
Posted in From the President, News on 3 February 2011
Stats: 268 views and 2 Comments In a commentary published today by The Christian Science Monitor, FEE President Lawrence W. Reed shares his thoughts on what he believes is the underlying cause of our public debt. [.]... the deficit that matters most is not denominated in dollars at all. Its currency is of the heart and mind. ...
Freeman Advertisement
Posted in Document on 27 January 2011
Stats: 200 views and 1 Comment An old advertisement for the freeman. Yes... Freedom is everyone's business.
Posted in Document on 27 January 2011
Stats: 200 views and 1 Comment An old advertisement for the freeman. Yes... Freedom is everyone's business.
All I Want for Christmas is a Voluntary Society
Posted in From the Archives on 13 December 2010
Stats: 319 views and 2 Comments If only a society of free men – “the voluntary society” – could be achieved simply by asking Santa. Wrapping freedom up and topping it off with a red bow would be a gift all of society could and would cherish for years and years to come. It's not even ...
Posted in From the Archives on 13 December 2010
Stats: 319 views and 2 Comments If only a society of free men – “the voluntary society” – could be achieved simply by asking Santa. Wrapping freedom up and topping it off with a red bow would be a gift all of society could and would cherish for years and years to come. It's not even ...
