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- Doti, James and Lee, Dwight, Market Economy; A Reader
- Frederic Bastiat, Economic Harmonies
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- Henry Hazlitt, The Foundations of Morality
- Henry Hazlitt, Economics in One Lesson
- Ludwig von Mises, Marxism Unmasked
- Ludwig von Mises, The Free Market and its Enemies
- Leonard E. Read, Anything That’s Peaceful
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Where's the Rothbard?
My favorite thus far, For A New Liberty: http://mises.org/rothbard/newlibertywhole.asp
The Rothbard is too radical and long term for the current donors and for the career strategies of the men in charge at the prominent DC think tanks and FEE. To establish a solid donor base and avoid doing more difficult work, you need someone more middle of the road. We're actually pretty lucky Mises is there at all. They teach Mises with a big ***. You won't find anyone teaching much Rothbard withing a LONG birth of Washington DC, he's just too taboo! You have to ask Mises Institute for Rothbard, and the only thing they can afford to give away for free is knowledge and some nominal travel subsidies now and then! This too shall pass.
***Mises is for a few ideas only. We do not discuss or deal with the long term impacts of his scholarship!
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