Written by an ardent spokesman for the Libertarian philosophy, this is an important book for Americans who believe that government maximizes freedom as it grows.

The Nature of Man and His Government

Politics & Social Sciences

Robert LeFevre

Politics & Government

Caxton Printers

Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press Written by an ardent spokesman for the Libertarian Philosophy, this is an important book for Americans who believe that government maximizes freedom as it grows.

Business & Money

Economics

This is Robert LeFevre's magnum opus. Considered the definitive work on the nature of liberty, Mr. Robert LeFevre's The Fundamentals of Liberty is a combination of over 25 years of work as a lecturer, author and president of Rampart College. The book took five years to complete and was published posthumously--two years after his death in 1986. Viewed today as one of the founding fathers of the modern libertarian movement, LeFevre was a major influence with campus libertarians during the turbulent 1960's. His philosophy on ownership, the nature of man and his government sent shock-waves throughout California and eventually the world. Some of his chapters titles include: The Industrial Revolution; the Robber Barons; Epistemology; Property and Ownership; Early Man; Socialism; Communism; Wealth; Banking; The American Story; The Declaration of Independence; Freedom; Withdrawal of Sanction; and more (34 chapters), hardbound, 487 pages

The Fundamentals of Liberty

Rampart Institute

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

This Bread Is Mine

American Liberty Press

George H. Smith once described The Myth of Natural Rights as "a scathing, all-out attack." This was not hyperbole. First published in 1983 by Loompanics Unlimited, L.A. Rollins' incisive monograph sought not merely to dethrone the doctrine of natural law that had come to dominate libertarian discourse, but to upend the very foundations of moral philosophy. Describing himself as an "amoralist" and an "egoist of sorts," Rollins echoed Stirner alone in his insouciant refusal to genuflect before the pieties of intellectual fashion. While few readers would embrace Rollins' intractable moral skepticism, his short book struck a powerful chord. As the text was discussed in marginal periodicals, it gathered an almost scandalous aura, eliciting both approbation and excoriation for its lacerating critique of natural rights theory--particularly as exposited by such libertarian luminaries as Murray Rothbard, Tibor Machan and Ayn Rand. In 1985, The Myth of Natural Rights would become a central exhibit in a spirited debate that spanned several issues of Samuel Edward Konkin III's New Libertarian magazine. The forum included contributions by Robert LeFevre, Murray Rothbard, Sidney E. Parker and Robert Anton Wilson, along with a reply by L.A. Rollins himself. Although Rollins' engagement with the libertarian cognoscenti would soon come to an end, the dam had broken. This definitive reissue features a new publishers preface and has been supplemented to include all of the relevant essays that originally appeared in New Libertarian, along with extant commentaries and rejoinders by L.A. Rollins.

The Myth of Natural Rights: Expanded and Revised

Murray Rothbard

Jeff Riggenbach

George H. Smith

L. A. Rollins

robert-anton-wilson

S.E. Parker

T.G.G.P.

Kevin I. Slaughter

Samuel E. Konkin

Philosophy

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