| 3542 |
Ouroboros or the Mechanical Extension of Mankind
E.P. Dutton and Company, New York, 1926
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| 3205 |
The Wild Wheel
Caxton, 1953
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| 3371 |
The American Omen
E.P. Dutton, 1928
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| 4230 |
The American Story
Henry Regnery Company, Chicago, 1955
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| 3313 |
The Bubble that Broke the World
Boston: Little Brown, 1932
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| 3206 |
The Driver
NY: Dutton, 1922
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| 3324 |
The Cinder Buggy
E.P. Dutton, 1923
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| 3325 |
Satan's Bushel
NY: E.P. Dutton, 1924
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| 3364 |
Harangue (The Trees Said to the Bramble Come Reign Over Us)
NY: Dutton, 1926. Mises Institute, 2007.
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| 5191 |
Bimetallic Nightmare
The audio version of the Mises Daily article for February 19, 2010. [13:58]
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| 5119 |
The Roosevelt Myth
The audio version of the Mises Daily article for January 19, 2010. [18:09]
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| 4362 |
XVII. Natalie
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [2:36]
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| 4361 |
XVI. Gate of Enigma
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [12:10]
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| 4360 |
XV. The Heights
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [41:32]
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| 4359 |
XIV. The Combat
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [51:04]
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| 4358 |
XIII. Success
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [19:09]
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| 4357 |
XII. A Broken Symbol
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [22:32]
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| 4356 |
XI. Hearth Notes
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [27:38]
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| 4355 |
X. Heyday
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [27:01]
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| 4354 |
IX. Forth He Goes
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [36:21]
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| 4353 |
VIII. Low Water
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [4:16]
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| 4352 |
VII. Daring the Dark
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [6:28]
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| 4351 |
VI. A Giant in Baby Sweat
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [25:25]
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| 4350 |
V. Vera
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [26:01]
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| 4349 |
IV. An Economic Nightmare
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [19:57]
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| 4348 |
III. Galt
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [34:36]
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| 4347 |
II. The Funk Idol
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [47:55]
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| 4346 |
I. Phantasma
From The Driver by Garet Garrett. Read by Jeff Riggenbach. [48:22]
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| 4230 |
The American Story
Henry Regnery Company, Chicago, 1955
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| 3324 |
The Cinder Buggy
E.P. Dutton, 1923
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| 3542 |
Ouroboros or the Mechanical Extension of Mankind
E.P. Dutton and Company, New York, 1926
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| 3403 |
American Affairs, Volume XII, Number 2
Garrett observes Americans on The March; The Three legs of optimism, by Robert E. Wood; The New Economic Insight by Beardley Ruml; The Story of Subsidized Agriculture; James Burnham's Not So-Cold War reviewed; The Soviet Worm in School Libraries; A Design for a Welfare World, and more
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American Affairs, Volume XII, Number 4
Garrett asks: What Do You Read?; The Idea of Liberty is Western, by Ludwig von Mises; The United States More Socialist Than Britain, by Earl Browder; Tell Berna on Strangling Our Machine Tools; Writings of the Apostates, by Garet Garrett; The Supreme Court's Thoughts on Communism; End of the Voluntary Life, by Donald R. Richberg and more
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| 3398 |
American Affairs, Volume XII, Number 3
Garrett on Jobs and the Man; Elephant Traps in the ITO, by Michael A. Heilperin; The Joy of Public Money; Fantasy of Nationalized Credit, by F. Raymond Peterson; Senator Cain on the Silent Banker and the Rotting Dollar; Garrett on the Minotaur and the Hiss-Chambers Tragedy; Walter Spahr on Playing with the Ruin and more
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| 3396 |
American Affairs, Volume XII, Number 1
The Debacle of Planning, by Garet Garrett; This Adventure in Human Enterprise; by Vannevar Bush; Harry Byrd on What Soviet Russia fears; Why Communisits Should Not Teach, by Robert G. Sproul; The New Gimmick in Welfare Funds, by Clarence Bonnett; The Intimidation of Private Medicine and more
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| 3395 |
American Affairs, Volume XI, Number 4
Garet Garrett at the World's Bedside; Why American Dollars Make Europe Sicker, by Dr. Willhelm Roepke; If Business Lets Government Do It, by L.C. Walker; Garrett reviews Morely; Suicide of a Business, by W.W. Vandeveer; The American Sense of Guilt; The Chinese Manifesto, by Mao Tse-Tung and more
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| 3394 |
American Affairs, Volume XI, Number 3
Monster Government, by Garet Garrett; Return to the Middle Ages, by M.J. Bonn; Walter Spahr on Why People are Numb in the Money Nerve; Virgil Jordan writes on the Employee Society; How it Happened to the Farmer; Garrett on Hanging Free Enterprise and a Wandering Scholar.
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| 3393 |
American Affairs, Volume XI, Number 2
Garrett on American Know-How; Senator Robert Taft on a complete design for an American Socialist State; Garrett on Juenger's "The Failure of Technology;" The Meaning of the Farm Parity, by Fred. J. Lingham; The Hybrid Economy and more
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| 3392 |
American Affairs, Volume XI, Number 1
Laissez Faire, by Garet Garrett; Christianity and Communism; Congress and the Voice of America; The Supreme Court and religion in Illinois schools; Perils of the Military Strain, by Edwin G. Nourse; Human Rights on Pink Paper, by Frank E. Holman and more
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| 3391 |
American Affairs, Volume X, Number 4
The Laughing Dragon: Garret on Inflation; Homer Ferguson on the Iron Curtain at home; The Self Strangulation of Europe, by Roger Auboin; Garrett reviews Beard's "The Rise of American Civilization;" A true or false quiz on human nature and civilization; Marxism in Hollywood and more
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| 3390 |
American Affairs, Volume X, Number 3
The Charter for a Planned World, by Garet Garrett; Disaffection of the Intellectuals: Garrett on Marxist sympathies in Educational Literature; The Lost Answer, by Virgil Jordan; How We got Alaska; If Gold Were Free, by Pat McCarran and more
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| 3389 |
American Affairs, Volume X, Number 2
The Rule of Planned Money, by Garrett; The United Nations' International Bill of Rights; Garrett on a Federal Plan for Education; Machiavellian Liberals: How to Foment Minority Passions; What of a Stalin Plan, by Freda Utley; The Offical Dog House for Private Enterprise and more
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| 3388 |
American Affairs, Volume X, Number 1
A World Trade Charter Anyhow: how planners delivered authority of American foreign trade to an international body, by Garet Garrett; M.J.Brown on Equal Distribution of Property; Garrett revisits Hunter's description of Europe and the Communist Manifesto
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| 3387 |
American Affairs, Volume IX, Number 4
Garrett profiles a Labor Government; a look at Keynesian Error; Communisim as a Religion; The Socialization of French Industry; The Inoperable Cancer of the United Nations by Felix Morley; Fate of the Bata Shoe Enterprise and more
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| 3386 |
American Affairs, Volume IX, Number 3
Garrett on the Atomic Age; How the Money Was Found for the Bomb; Curiosities of Our Trade Policy; Sulzbach on the Mythology of Economic Power; The Last Chance for Free Enterprise by Edwin Nourse; Garrett on the Asian Resurgence and more
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| 3384 |
American Affairs, Volume IX, Number 2
The Marxian Virus in American Thought; Garrett on the World Trade Charter; The Government Nobody Knows, by Henry Cabot Lodge; A World Fund to Stablize Employment; The Last Chance to Import People; The Closed Shop, By Cecil B. De Mille; Morley asks: Shall We Take the Road to Empire?
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| 3383 |
American Affairs, Volume IX, Number 1
Garrett on the American Proposals For a Collectivist World System; Taming of the Stock Market, by Marriner S. Eccles; Crude Translation of the Keynes Theory; Some Myths of Labor Unionism, by Dr. Walter Sulzbach; Book review by Garrett: The Servile State; English Boys Look at America and more
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| 3382 |
American Affairs, Volume VIII, Number 4
Garrett on Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson; Interview with Stalin;The American Face Abroad, by Senator Wherry; The Neo-Amcrican, by Towner Phelan;If We Keep This Enterprise Free, by John L. Lewis and more
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American Affairs, Volume VIII, Number 3
Garrett on Keynes, equality, the A bomb, and much more; British Dread of Competition, by L.S. Amery; Impressions of America, by Lord Woolton; Churchill on the Loan; That Federal Disease, by R.E. Gates; What Russia Got from Detroit, by Allen Crow; Parable of the Corn-Hog Ratio, by Enders Voorhees; The Camel's Back, by Walter Spahr.
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American Affairs, Volume VIII, Number 2
Let's Go the Great Errand, by Virgil Jordan; Guns on the Table, by ME Tydings; Instrumental Money, by GG; JM Keynes Writes to FDR; The LSE, by MJ Bonn; Science and the World of 1950, by DH Andrews; The Insidious Federal Grant; The American Labor Doctirne, The OPA Inquisitor; Apathetic and Pathetic, by WH Grimes; Henry Ford II; American Youth in Soviet Russia; Robert Taft on Peacetime Conscription; etc.
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