F. C. Hanighen

Articles

05/31/2010 Mises Daily H.C. Engelbrecht F. C. Hanighen

"But if peace meant disaster to the company, it also taught it an important lesson. A company that manufactured more rifles than it could sell to hunters, or to its own government, must seek foreign business."

Publications

The Merchants of Death

06/15/1934 H.C. Engelbrecht F. C. Hanighen

Here is the archetype of all post–World War I revisionism of a particular variety: the hunt for the people who made the big bucks off the killing machine. The Merchants of Death was, in many ways, the manifesto of a generation of people who swore

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