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What would replace the Federal Reserve System? Nothing.

A 20th century without the Great War might well have meant a century without Nazis or Communists.

In Canada, the aim of the Indian residential schools was to "kill the Indian in the child."

What is the internal contradiction at the heart of libertarianism that Frank claims to discern?

Historians dismiss young Karl's poems as inchoate romantic yearnings, but they are too congruent with the adult Marx's doctrines to be dismissed.

Resign to them the management of tariffs, and they will give up all dispute with you in the domain of theory.

Gradual approaches to socialism, like the one in the United States, often rely on combining Soviet-style bureaucratization and Nazi-like interventionism.

Mises  was correct about the inherent irrationality of the socialist state but did not extend his critique to the irrational essence of the state itself.

What, in all this time, was happening to Plymouth, the mother colony of all New England? Succinctly, it was rapidly and irretrievably declining.

Neither the Right nor the Left will want to admit that D'Souza's film is a long whitewash of the policies of George W. Bush.