The book American Empire is a debate between two "realist" authors on the practical virtues of empire.
Jefferson County's experience with the occupational tax illustrates Henry Hazlitt's differentiation between good and bad economists.
Debt-relief legislation has plagued America since 1640.
From the first, the Massachusetts oligarchy imposed maximum-wage controls, thereby aggravating a shortage of labor. Slavery filled the gap.
The logic of liberty and a deeper meditation on scripture had both led Anne Hutchinson to the ultimate bounds of libertarian thought.
The heroic fighter for liberty <em>out</em> of power is often tempted, once he has the reins of command, to rationalize that <i>now</i> "order" must be imposed — by him.
The logic of liberty had drastic implications. If the individual conscience is supreme in religious matters, why shouldn't it extend to civil matters as well?
Rethinking the American Union for the Twenty-First Century repays careful study by anyone interested in political philosophy or American history.
