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3064 Why Wages Rise
Irvington, NY: FEE, 1957.
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4231 Liberty: A Path to Its Recovery
FEE: 1949; Mises 2007
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4904 The Writings of F. A. Harper, Volume 2: Shorter Essays
Institute for Humane Studies, Inc., Menlo Park, California, 1979
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4903 The Writings of F. A. Harper, Volume 1: The Major Works
Institute for Humane Studies, Inc., Menlo Park, California, 1978
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4231 Liberty: A Path to Its Recovery
FEE: 1949; Mises 2007
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3064 Why Wages Rise
Irvington, NY: FEE, 1957.
F.A. HarperOnline BooksAdobe Acrobat (.pdf)Edit
2677 Liberty Defined
This work was originally presented as an address before the Mont Pelerin Society at St. Moritz, Switzerland, on September 4, 1957, and was first published by Freedom School in 1958. In this essay, Harper does just what the title of the work claims: he defined "liberty" in concrete terms, with the goal of facilitating "scientific" discussion.
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2676 Liberty Defined
This work was originally presented as an address before the Mont Pelerin Society at St. Moritz, Switzerland, on September 4, 1957, and was first published by Freedom School in 1958. In this essay, Harper does just what the title of the work claims: he defined "liberty" in concrete terms, with the goal of facilitating "scientific" discussion.
F.A. HarperWeb Page (.html,.aspx)Edit