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All Hale Liberty
By Becky Akers on September 22, 2010
Two hundred and thirty-four years ago today, the great American patriot Nathan Hale was executed.
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Jean Valjean and Javert
By Jerry Salcido on September 17, 2010
Have you read Les Miserables? If you're a liberty lover, you should.
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The Progressive Theory of History
By Murray Rothbard on September 17, 2010
From the Whigs to the Marxists, the adoption of this dangerous view has been a disaster.
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Lessons for America from Germany’s Hyperinflation
By Jim Powell on September 9, 2010
A quintessential episode of modern monetary destruction, and its relevance to the United States.
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The Milgram Experiment
By Jeff Riggenbach on September 6, 2010
And what it says, unfortunately, about people's propensity toward blindly respecting authority.
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The Dangers of Centralized Control
By Pat McGeehan on September 1, 2010
From Greece and Rome to America, republican liberty has given way to the rapacious and oppressive central state.
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The Unmasking of a Company Man
By Andrew Bacevich on August 27, 2010
An education begun in the shadow of the Brandenburg Gate.
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What Is Classical Liberalism?
By Ralph Raico on August 24, 2010
On the movement for human freedom.
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The English Civil War and the First Libertarian Movement
By Jeff Riggenbach on August 13, 2010
On the Levellers.
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The Class Struggle
By Ludwig von Mises on August 5, 2010
The Marxist version is complete nonsense.
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