It has in common with the classics all those qualities of clear thinking, objective presentation and lucid exposition which distinguish the wise philosopher from the merely intellectual pamphleteer, writes Cecil Palmer. This audio Mises Daily is
Cecil Palmer
Cecil Palmer, noted British publisher, author, and lecturer, was a founder and executive officer of the Society of Individualists. His sudden death on January 18, 1952, came shortly before the publication of his book The British Socialist Illfare State.
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It has in common with the classics all those qualities of clear thinking, objective presentation and lucid exposition which distinguish the wise philosopher from the merely intellectual pamphleteer.
