War and Foreign Policy

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Pearl Harbor: The Story of the Secret War

Tags: U.S. Economy, U.S. History, War and Foreign Policy

09/29/1947 George Morgenstern

George Morgenstern’s Pearl Harbor: The Story of the Secret War has to be one of the bravest books ever written. It’s a wonder it came out at all, but it did, in 1947, just as the war ended and FDR had died. It argues that the bombing was not...

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The Road Ahead: America’s Creeping Revolution

Tags: U.S. Economy, U.S. History, War and Foreign Policy

09/15/1940 John T. Flynn

Flynn remarks on the impetus behind this powerful book: I wrote this book to answer a question that practically everybody is asking: “Where are we heading?” More people ask that question than any other.... I thought it was about time for someone...

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The Merchants of Death

Tags: War and Foreign Policy, World History

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...

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The Book of Journeyman by Albert Jay Nock

The Book of Journeyman: Essays from the New Freeman

Tags: Media and Culture, War and Foreign Policy

06/15/1930 Albert Jay Nock

The Book of Journeyman is a collection of Nock’s essays originally written for The New Freeman. It is quintessential Nock. For example, on “Lawyer’s Law” (pp. 9-10) he quips: The Russians are the best off of almost any people in the world in one...

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Myth of a Guilty Nation by Albert J. Nock

The Myth of a Guilty Nation

Tags: War and Foreign Policy, World History

08/11/1922 Albert Jay Nock

This was Albert Jay Nock’s first great anti-war book, a cause he backed his entire life as an essential component of a libertarian outlook. The book came out in 1922 and has been in very low circulation ever since. The narrative has incredible...

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The Blue Wound

Tags: U.S. History, War and Foreign Policy, World History

01/01/1921 Garet Garrett

Who started World War One? That is the all-encompassing question that Garet Garrett asks in this classic book from 1921. The amazing thing about this book — apart from its insightfulness into what or who really started World War One, and Garrett...

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How Diplomats Make War

Tags: U.S. History, War and Foreign Policy, World History

11/15/1915 Francis Neilson

Francis Neilson (1867–1961) was a member of the British Parliament, one of the last truly educated British aristocrats, a colleague and friend of Albert Jay Nock’s, and an amazing historian and stylist. He is also the author of this historic...

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The Book of Peace

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03/31/1845 George C. Beckwith

Originally published in 1845, this is a collection of sixty-four essays by a variety of authors and from a wide range of viewpoints on the subjects of war and peace. According to the preface, “There has been, since the time of the gifted Erasmus...

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Mises U 2026

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The Production of Security

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Gustave de Molinari

Molinari’s radical claim still resonates: even “security” doesn’t need a state monopoly.

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