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| International Society for Individual Liberty |
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A Letter From Butler Shaffer, by Butler Shaffer, 19 Oct 2001
"One positive feature of the post-September 11th mess has been the discovery of who is, and who is not, devoted to individual liberty. It’s all so easy to espouse liberty principles when there are no apparent costs associated with doing so. It becomes much tougher when the costs begin to escalate." |
| Individual Liberty and Civil Society, by Richard M. Ebeling, Feb 1993 |
Why Are We Afraid To Be Free?, by Butler Shaffer, 27 Nov 2001
Related Topic: Personal Responsibility
"Let me begin by distinguishing the concepts 'freedom' and 'liberty.' Freedom is a state of mind that is not in conflict or contradiction, a mind that has integrity (i.e., is integrated into a consistent whole). Liberty describes a social system in which free men and women live and cooperate with one another." |
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Individual Liberty and Limited Government: Walter E. Williams and The Spirit Of George Mason [PDF], by Walter E. Williams, 24 May 1993
Related Topics: Limited Government
The Frank M. Engle Lecture 1993, The American College |
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Free to Choose: A Personal Statement
by Milton Friedman, Rose D. Friedman (Contributor), 1979 |
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How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World: A Handbook for Personal Liberty
by Harry Browne, 1973 |
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Individual Liberty: Selections from the writings of Benjamin R. Tucker, by Benjamin Ricketson Tucker, 1926
Electronic text excerpted at BlackCrayon.com |
Principles for a Free Society: Reconciling Individual Liberty With the Common Good
by Richard A. Epstein, 1998 |
- ISBN 0201136465: Hardcover, Addison-Wesley, 1998
- ISBN 0738200417: Hardcover, Perseus Books, 1998
- ISBN 0738208299: Paperback, Perseus Publishing, New edition, 2002
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| Videos |
Free to Choose
by Milton Friedman, 1990
5 videotapes |
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