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Karl Hess: The Role of Community in the Commitment to Liberty
In this video from a 1984 Libertarian Party of Maryland meeting, Hess remarks on the importance of community in the commitment to liberty.
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In the Pursuit of Self Government, Does Quality News Matter?
This Thanksgiving, blow your relatives’ minds by exploding the myth of self government.
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Walter E. Williams on Government Intervention and Individual Freedom
Williams discusses his libertarian philosophy.
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Patrick Henry: “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
Bruce Evoy delivers Patrick Henry’s iconic “Give me liberty, or give me death!” speech at the Virginia Libertarian Party convention in 1981.
Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 06: The Road from Serfdom…to Corporatism
An overview of the state of the world around 1400.
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Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence is considered an establishing document of America and the place where the country’s values were initially written out.
Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 23: The Isle of Rats: Colonial Mauritius
The liberal imagination is pleased by multicultural societies like Mauritius but its culture was built with violent sacrifice.
Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 32: Individualism vs The Market Revolution
The colonial period was one of booming production and commerce, a deeply commercialized culture noted by its fashions, ever changing tastes, and values.
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Nathan, Tonie (1923-2014)
Tonie Nathan was the running mate of 1976 Libertarian presidential candidate John Hospers and the first woman to receive an electoral vote.
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Why 1619 Matters in 2019
The most prominent of America’s contradictions is that its Founding documents were written by white men who owned black human beings as farm equipment, yet they expressed a commitment to liberty.
Everything Wrong with the Presidents
Everything Wrong with the Monroe Administration
Monroe was not a deep thinker, as were Jefferson and Madison, nor was he the charismatic leader that Washington was.
Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 101: Edgar Allan Poe on Mushrooms and Men
Edgar Allen Poe was no Locofoco sympathizer, but he did tell a tale about class struggle much different than the ones we have discussed before.
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Ancient Greece’s Legacy for Liberty: Banking for Freedom in Athens
Athenian banks afforded women and slaves a chance at economic autonomy. This was possible because of lax enforcement of laws restricting their economic liberty.
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Buchanan, James M. (1919-2013)
One of the leading economists of the last century, James M. Buchanan was one of the founders of the public choice theory of economics.
Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 85: America Was Founded by Runaways and Renegades, Part 2
What is the real origin story of America?
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What Can Adam Smith Teach Us About Tax Policy?
Smith constructed four maxims of taxation for public funding.
Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 65: Was Frederick Douglass a Libertarian?
Timothy Sandefur joins us this week to discuss how Frederick Douglass does not align perfectly into the accepted political factions of today.