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Claude Frédéric Bastiat
Claude Frédéric Bastiat was an economist and publicist of breathtaking intellectual energy and massive historical influence. He was born in Bayonne, France on June 29th , 1801. After the middle-class Revolution of 1830, Bastiat became...
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George C. Beckwith
Originally published in 1845, this is a collection of sixty-four essays by a variety of authors and from a wide range of viewpoints on the subjects of war and peace. According to the preface, “There has been, since the time of the gifted Erasmus...
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Hartley Withers
From the author: To make a better world we want better men and women. No reform of laws and institutions and economic systems will bring it unless it produces them. Institutions and systems that turn men and women into machines working under the...
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Walter Block
Walter Block has been writing on the economics of discrimination — and in defense of discrimination, rightly understood — for more than 30 years. This large hardcover collects nearly all of this writing to present a radical alternative to the...
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Ron Paul
Here is the revolutionary book on monetary reform — brilliant, compelling, clear, with specific reforms to do now — in an edition for global distribution. Had the U.S. followed the recommendations of this wonderful report when it came out in...
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Robert Jones
From the author: To every age comes its own challenge, different from the challenge to any other age. Although the elements of the problem of social existence remain always the same, yet as each generation variously emphasizes or neglects...
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Garet Garrett
Garet Garrett’s fiction deals with the social impact of economic transformations. In The Driver, he deals with railroads, while Satan’s Bushel examines agricultural. The Cinder Buggy, his second in the trilogy, is the longest of the three and...
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