Left and Right (Complete, 1965-1968)

Here it is: the most influential and famous low-circulation, typewriter-typed scholarly journal of the 20th century. In 1965, the conservative movement was infatuated with war, while the left was still enraptured by socialism. The Rothbardians gathered to smash the entire political spectrum by forging the new idea of libertarianism. They kept the best of right and the best of left, while discarding the worst of both. And they employed this new ideological apparatus to interpret the world of the time. The result is challenging, even explosive, with all the characteristic mix of rigor and abandon that we expect from Rothbard. Herein lies political liberation. It is the complete (and hugely rare) complete collection, in print for the first time ever. 690 pages!

690 pages, 6" x 9", Hardback