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Advancing the Scholarship of Liberty in the Tradition of the Austrian School

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June 23, 2005 by Joseph Salerno

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Here is my intellectual autobiography, written at the request of Walter Block for the collection that he is putting together.

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Ken Gregg June 23, 2005 at 11:39 pm: It looks like we went through similar experiences, although I only met Murray when he went west for a visit. My education, though, came through reading MES in photocopy and, beginning with Rand, I became active in libertarian circles on the West Coast with LeFevre and Galambos, and a number of other hard-core types.

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Paul Edwards June 24, 2005 at 11:40 am: I laughed at “To Joseph Salerno, leader of the Lower Ten Percent, we leave a pair of binoculars with which to look down upon your fellow man.” It sounds like there were pretty fun interactions between students and faculty.

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