Ludwig von Mises Institute - Tu Ne Cede Malis
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I desire, in this paper, to give an explanation and justification of extreme prejudice against State interference, and I wish to begin with a statement from history of the effect upon the individual of various forms of the State. FULL ARTICLE by William Graham Sumner
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P.M.Lawrence
"It has often been remarked with astonishment how tightly men and women of rank at Rome in the first century of our era held their lives. They seem to have been ready to open their veins at a moment's notice, and to quit life upon trivial occasion."
Is "tightly" a typo for "lightly"?
Published: September 21, 2009 10:41 PM