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    The Case for Germany
    A Study of Modern Germany
    •ï¿½1939 •ï¿½75,000 Words
    It is with admiration and gratitude for the great work he has done for the German people that I dedicate this book to the Führer. A. P. L. There are two sides to every question. You have read one side in our Press for six years. This book gives the other side. A. P. L.... Read More
    Germany and the Jewish Question
    •ï¿½1938 •ï¿½23,000 Words
    “I was a Jew before I was an American. I have been an American all of my life, 64 years. But I have been a Jew for 4.000 years.†(Rabbi Wise in a speech in Cleveland in June 1938.) From the day, when the national socialist party took over the Government in Germany and thereby... Read More
    Our Enemy, the State
    •ï¿½1935 •ï¿½42,000 Words
    Originally published 1935. "Be it or be it not true that Man is shapen in iniquity and conceived in sin, it is unquestionably true that Government is begotten of aggression, and by aggression." ~ Herbert Spencer, 1850. "This is the gravest danger that today threatens civilization: State intervention, the absorption of all spontaneous social effort... Read More
    Epistemological Problems of Economics
    •ï¿½1933 •ï¿½90,000 Words
    In 1960, in the preface to the first English-language edition of this volume of essays, Mises wrote, "They represent... the necessary preliminary study for the thorough scrutiny of the problems involved such as I tried to provide in my book Human Action, a Treatise of Economics" (p. VII). This brief indication of the position these... Read More
    My Life
    •ï¿½1930 •ï¿½229,000 Words
    Our times again are rich in memoirs, perhaps richer than ever before. It is because there is much to tell. The more dramatic and rich in change the epoch, the more intense the interest in current history. The art of landscape-painting could never have been born in the Sahara. The “crossing†of two epochs, as... Read More
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