Dec 21, 2012

On the matter of Dalrymple and French Book Shops

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by Richard Reinsch / 3 Comments

Filed Under: John Stuart Mill, Liberty Fund, Theodore Dalrymple

Some have questioned or criticized this website over the past few days for posting this short essay by Theodore Dalrymple, where he made, to my mind, an interesting argument about the variety of book shops still evident in small towns …

Dec 9, 2012

A Story of Liberalism, Illiberally Told

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by David Conway / 1 Comment

Filed Under: Domenico Losurdo, John Calhoun, John Locke, Karl Marx, Liberalism: A Counter-History, Liberty Fund, Marxism, Tocqueville

The bibliographies of few books cite more Liberty Fund publications than does Domenico Losurdo’s Liberalism: A Counter-History from the Glorious Revolution to the First World War. It cites works published by Liberty Fund of no fewer than eleven authors and …

Oct 26, 2012

Friday Roundup: October 26th

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by Richard Reinsch / 0 Comments

Filed Under: Amity Shlaes, Antonin Scalia, Calvin Coolidge, Hadley Arkes, Liberty Fund, Reading the Law, Religious Liberty, Richard Reinsch, Romney Tax Plan

The cherry-picking Bruce Bartlett: Not that Law and Liberty is taking sides in the upcoming presidential election but bad analysis is bad analysis. David Henderson at Econ Log debunks Bartlett’s takedown of the Romney tax plan in two posts: See

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