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Bridge of Freedom

12/26/2004 Daniel J. D'Amico

It turns out that France’s spectacular new Millau bridge, the tallest and surely the most beautiful ever built, was financed without taxes and a

Body Worlds and Market Trades

12/25/2004 Daniel J. D'Amico

Gunther von Hagens accepts donations by willing participants to create his bazaar artform.

State of Fear

12/24/2004 David J. Heinrich

After reading Michael Crichton’s latest book, State of Fear, I bought

Post-Christmas Tree Tip

12/24/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

When you throw out the Christmas this year, leave the lights on it and let the garbage people haul the whole mess away.

Mises on Risk

12/24/2004 Stephan Kinsella

I’m co-author of a forthcoming legal book on political risk, International In

At last, a compelling web promo for libertarian theory

12/23/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

BKMarcus sent this to me.

A Cloud No Bigger Than a Man’s Hand

12/23/2004 Mark Thornton

AP: “Housing construction cooled last month as the number of housing projects bu

Tyrannus in Titula

12/23/2004 Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

There are different forms of tyranny.

Wait a Sec: Why Are Misers Good?

12/23/2004 Robert P. Murphy

At least two bloggers ( 1 and 2) h

Markets over Politics, Misers over Philanthropists

12/22/2004 David J. Heinrich

Two interesting articles caught my attention: What I Like About Scrooge by Steven E.

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