For A New Liberty: Spring 2006

02/01/2006 Mises Wire Mises.org

Please help the Mises Institute make Rothbard’s For a New Liberty available again! Murray N. Rothbard was drawn to impossible tasks, and accepted those that came his way. So in 1971, when a major publisher asked him to sum up all of libertarianism between two covers for the intelligent man and woman, he quickly agreed. The result was a complete libertarian manifesto: ethics, economics, history, politics, law, and society--all in one book. FULL ARTICLE

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