Ross Egan has quietly labored for years in the West African nation of Dutannuru—a tiny republican democracy that emerged from the wreckage of the brutal civil war that claimed the brilliant engineer’s wife and child. When a neighboring despot threatens Dutannuru with renewed violence, Egan is abruptly thrust onto the world stage at the center of the deadly international crisis. Egan’s actions and resulting notoriety land him on the short list of individuals capable of challenging the progressive incumbent for the presidency of the United States—if only he can be convinced to run. A political neophyte, Egan is intrigued by the challenge of unseating a ruthless political operator seen by some as the most dangerously leftist president in the nation’s history. To win the White House, Egan must mount the most unorthodox presidential campaign ever attempted — and navigate through a daunting new world marked by character assassination, high-level corruption, armed raids, and political murder.

The Liberty Intrigue

Literature & Fiction

Grace, Tom

Literary

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The Communist Manifesto of 1848-the blueprint for modern totalitarian government-promises utopia but delivers dictatorship, poverty and misery everywhere its tried. Yet many of the tenets of this ideology endure among leftist thinkers, despite repeated and universal failure. The question is why? In A Capitalist Manifesto, Gary Wolfram answers that question with a clear explanation of the only economic system compatible with individual liberty, social justice and freedom: Capitalism. From barter to free markets, Wolfram explains the nature of money, the creation of wealth and the brilliance of a system based not on the state but rather on millions of unique individuals deciding what is best.

A Capitalist Manifesto: Understanding the Market Economy and Defending Liberty

Business & Money

Wolfram, Gary

Economics

A Capitalist Manifesto: Understanding The Market Economy And Defending Liberty

Since 2000, newspaperman Nolan Finley’s writing has graced the editorial page of the Detroit News, offering thoughtful insight beyond the headlines of the day. His musings range from global wars to craterous potholes, from politicians—both competent and criminally corrupt—to the near carnal thrill of a rolling masterpiece of Detroit automotive art. Little Red Hen collects the best of Finley’s columns, weaving a chronology of recurring themes and colorful characters. Finley opines from a classically conservative perspective on issues like culture and politics, Detroit’s cancerous blight and nascent rebirth, bankruptcy and education. From geopolitical nightmares to wedding landmines to a hunt for incandescent light bulbs, from family and friends to the world at large, Nolan Finley is often thought provoking, occasionally hilarious and always worth reading.

Little Red Hen: A Collection of Columns from Detroit's Conservative Voice

Finley, Nolan

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