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Lew Rockwell's foreword to Hoppe's A Short History of Man: Progress and Decline.
2.1. Economic Theory
From Chapter 2 of A Short History of Man: "From The Malthusian Trap To the Industrial Revolution: Reflections on Social Evolution".
1.3. The Solution: Theory and History
From Chapter 1 of A Short History of Man: "On the Origin of Private Property and the Family".
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From Chapter 2 of A Short History of Man: "From The Malthusian Trap To the Industrial Revolution: Reflections on Social Evolution".
1.2. The Problem: Theory
From Chapter 1 of A Short History of Man: "On the Origin of Private Property and the Family".
1.1. The Setting: History
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2.3. History Explained
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