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Liberty: Legacy of Truth (Large Print Edition)
This work by Leonard Read discusses the importance of liberty in people's lives, specifically relating liberty to truth and understanding. Without liberty, people cannot fully be independent. Not only will they not be informed enough to make their own decisions, but they lack the knowledge and insight as to what makes those decisions right. Therefore, government intervention robs people of their ability to take care of themselves. This book is crucial to understanding the libertarian movement and what it stands for.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Jun 11st, 2015
- Pages: 130
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 10.00in - 7.99in - 0.28in - 0.60lb
- EAN: 9781514305812
- Categories: • Political
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“Leonard Read... thought that if people could just ‘see’ what he saw, liberty’s cause would be advanced. That is why he once described his many writing efforts as an ongoing process of ‘finding words for common sense.'" via @mises https://t.co/uCXAXY7Sbx
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Leonard Read asked how we preserve liberty in a culture that doesn't appreciate it. Liberty cannot come through force and organization. It comes from within oneself. | Gary Galles https://t.co/xThsI7HNYo
What people are saying
The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE): Follow to learn economics in 280 characters or less. Subscribe to the FEE Daily 🔽
“Leonard Read... thought that if people could just ‘see’ what he saw, liberty’s cause would be advanced. That is why he once described his many writing efforts as an ongoing process of ‘finding words for common sense.'" via @mises https://t.co/uCXAXY7Sbx
Everyone, in his own interests, must thrust himself vigorously into the intellectual battle. - Ludwig von Mises | ✉️ subscription below | IG: misesinstitute
Leonard Read asked how we preserve liberty in a culture that doesn't appreciate it. Liberty cannot come through force and organization. It comes from within oneself. | Gary Galles https://t.co/xThsI7HNYo