Have a look at this. Too many to name.
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Huge literature avalanche
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Great work. Will you be able to put up Ropke’s The Moral Foundations of Civil Society or Social Crisis of Our Time?
You guys are geniuses for giving away this stuff for free. I know so many people (including myself) who have become little masters of Austrian economics thanks to your free resources here. You probably even make more money that way–I’ve bought more books from the bookstore after finding out about them through your Literature section than I probably would have bought had you not had free literature to download.
Appreciate that you’re now naming the literature properly
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You rock.
Someday, we’ll look back (or our kids will look back) and say that giving these books away for free was a “key” decision in the spread of the ideas of the Austrian School.
Great work, as usual.
Is there any chance you could get permission to put Dean Russell’s “Frederic Bastiat: Ideas and Influence‎” (1969) online? It seems to be out of print, and probably has been for a long time.
Any chance you could put up more Mencken?
I think he was a very good rough and ready
economist and his essay “Capitalism” in _The
Mencken Chrestomathy_ is very funny and
makes some solid points. Rothbard, from what
one reads loved his stuff and his first “break
into print” was a review of Mencken’s
Chrestomathy.
Thank you’ll for the work you do.
Mencken lives in the IP prison — as tragic as that sounds. It is in fact ridiculous and outrageous and infuriating actually.
Authors beware! Make the wrong choices regarding IP and you too will be imprisoned for 100 years after your death.
The best kind of avalanche!
Thanks so much for making all this work available. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Jeffrey.
Thanks Jeffrey and Mises.org!
And nice decision too. Giving us literature provides more constructive incentives than just handing out money.
my thanks, too.
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