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American Liberalism and World Politics 1931-1941
by James J. Martin
American Liberalism and World Politics 1931-1941
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Toward a Libertarian Society
by Walter Block
Toward a Libertarian Society
by Walter Block
Toward a Libertarian Society
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On Equality and Inequality
by Ludwig von Mises
Libertarian Critique of Intellectual Property
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The Quotable Mises
Ludwig von Mises:
"A work of art is an attempt to experience the universe as a whole. One cannot analyze or dissect it into parts and comment on it without destroying its intrinsic character." -
Epistemological Problems of Economics