Liberty Library

Key articles and other resources about liberty, libertarianism, 
the political map, and other vital topics 


The Casualties of War by Sharon Harris, a speech that explores the effects of Prohibition and the promises of re-legalization of drugs.

They Pry Them from Our Cold Dead Fingers by Sharon Harris, published on LewRockwell.com. Find out what's even worse than gun control.

What Should We Do about Guns?, a speech by Sharon Harris, provides the case for total gun rights.

Five Lazy Ways You Can Advance Liberty in Three Minutes by Michael Cloud. Is lazy better than smart?!?

The Invisible Hand is a Gentle Hand by Sharon Harris. What would a truly libertarian society look like? A discussion of the inherent compassion of the freedom philosophy.

"We're all libertarians now," says Dr. Natheniel Branden, Ayn Rand's partner in the founding of Objectivism, in this fascinating essay on Libertarianism & Objectivism.

Ask Dr. Ruwart
Dr. Mary Ruwart gives short answers to hundreds of common questions about libertarian ideas. 

 

The War Prayer by Mark Twain. In our opinion, the greatest anti-war piece ever written.

Libertarian Surprise in First Private Space Venture by James W. Harris.
As the author says, "it is impossible to overstate the importance of this glorious achievement."

Comparison of different political philosophies by David Bergland. How would liberals answer questions about the issues of the day? How about conservatives? Libertarians?

Hope for the Politically Homeless by Marshall Fritz. A clear and to-the-point introduction to the key concepts behind the World's Smallest Political Quiz, written by the man who created it. 

The Ugly Truth About the Minimum Wage Law by Jim Cox. Contrary to popular belief, the minimum wage constitutes a virtual war against the poor and against workers at the lowest end of the pay scale. A wonderfully clear article about this widely misunderstood issue. 

The Essence of Liberty by David F. Nolan. What are five key points that an individual must adhere to without compromise in order to be a libertarian? Insightful and provocative!


The Freeman Archives

A collection of articles originally published by the Foundation for Economic Education, 1987-1996.

YOU: A Tower of Power by Richard Rowland. What is the significance of the individual in the scheme of things? Thought-provoking insights.

Libertarian FAQ
Concise answers to the most common questions about libertarianism. Also: How libertarians would answer the famous ten questions of the World's Smallest Political Quiz. 

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"I, Pencil" by Leonard Read. A classic! A talkative pencil tells you all about the marvels of the free market in this charming and delightful article by the founder of the Foundation for Economic Education.

Libertarianism & Religion.
Is libertarianism compatible with religion? Here are articles and other resources that explore this crucial topic.


We are deeply saddened to report the passing of Advocates Board member and champion of liberty Joseph Fuhrig. Please see our Special Tribute to him.

Persuasion vs. Force by Mark Skousen. "Taxation is the price we pay for failing to build a civilized society... "The triumph of persuasion over force is the sign of a civilized society."

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