Patrick Newman Talks Panic of 1819 on The Age of Jackson Podcast

01/29/2019 Power & Market Patrick Newman

Mises Institute Fellow Patrick Newman recently joined the Age of Jackson podcast to discuss Murray Rothbard’s The Panic of 1819.

Topics discussed on the show include Rothbard’s analysis of the panic, why he believed it to be the best received of his books among his profession, and why it remains one of the most cited works on the era.

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