Nothing is so dangerous to liberty as the power to make war, argues this remarkable collection of essays. There can be no reconciling freedom and empi...
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Why have historians been so willing to overlook the despotic actions of the United State's own presidents?
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Henry Hazlitt says that this book is "One of the most powerful and influential arguments for limited government, laissez faire and individualism ever ...
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The Mises Institute is very pleased to make available this hugely important work by the Israeli historian Martin van Creveld.
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The first treatise that put this thinker on the map.
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It is surely one of the most bracing books on politics in the history of the English language, and all the more remarkable that it was published in 19...
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An ideal introduction to Hans Hoppe's political thought, readers will gain a clear understanding of the essence of his ideas about growth of governmen...
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Hoppe at his best! An austro-libertarian reconstruction of man's development.
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Hoppe at his best! An austro-libertarian reconstruction of man's development.
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Sometime in the 18th century, the word equality gained ground as a political ideal, but the idea was always vague.
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In Hoppe’s world, the state is a wholly decivilizing institution: a predator rather than protector, a threat to property and peace.
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