We are putting hard copies of these small monographs in any store order that includes a book by the author. The plan is to double and triple the number of authors covered, until they all have a monograph, and continue to include them free in shipped orders. Of course we hope that people will read them and pass them around.
- Who is Albert Jay Nock?
- Who is John T. Flynn?
- Who is Ludwig von Mises?
- Who is Murray N. Rothbard?
- Who is Garet Garrett?
- Who is Ludwig Lachmann?
- Who is Henry Hazlitt?
- Who is Wilhelm Roepke?
- Who is Frederic Bastiat?
- Who is F.A. Hayek?
- Who is Frank Chodorov?
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Who is John Galt?
Oh, come on, this didn’t occur to you too?
Can you believe that it didn’t? That’s funny.
Seriously NO!
Anyways, I am a person who read The Driver, rather than Atlas Shrugged, so for me its more “Who is Henry Galt?” .
With the recent doings in the Minneapolis Wheat pits, might be a good time to advertise ‘Satan’s Bushel’ in Futures magazine..
With the recent doings in the Minneapolis Wheat pits, might be a good time to advertise ‘Satan’s Bushel’ in Futures magazine..
softwareZ lag, sorry for 2x post..
What the?
What about “Who is Frank Chodorov?”
good point about Chodorov!
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Who is Lysander Spooner?
Ah, but the store doesn’t have his major works.
What about de Mariana, Cantillon, Turgot, Say, Menger, Wicksteed, Boehm-Bawerk, Fetter, Mises, Hutt…
They’ve got one for Mises. However, most of those people listed, with the exception Bastiat, are mostly icons of the Old Right and not just major figures of Austrian Economics. Which I think makes sense since one of the great things about the Ron Paul candidacy is the rediscovery of a lot of these figures. Ron Paul has opened up the eyes I think of many people who were disgusted by the “government is the solution” left-wing crowd, but were equally disgusted by the war-mongering and police-state right. I know I myself was. What a relief that I discovered a little book called “The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible” by Kenneth Schoolyard, which hinted to me the names of Bastiat, Rothbard, and Mises and led me to the Mises Institute.
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