Liberty Classics
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The New Class: An Analysis Of The Communist System
$29.95Quarter-leather edition. This classic by an associate of Yugoslavia's Tito created a sensation when it was published in 1957 because it was the first time that a ranking Communist had publicly analyzed his disillusionment with the system. Djilas's Cold War expression of disillusionment was translated into sixty languages and did […] -
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On Compromise
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Hue and Cry: The Story of Henry and John Fielding and Their Bow Street Runners
$29.95Hue and Cry is the story of Henry and John Fielding, the two pioneers and reformers who created London's police force and brought law and order where chaos and corruption had prevailed - and thereby gave the citizens of London a freedom they had long lacked. London was a lawless city […] -
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The American Constitution As It Protects Private Rights
$39.95“…this constitution of ours is nor a mass of dry rules, but the very substance of our freedom; not obsolete, but in every part alive…The Constitution was made to free us, not to bind.” The author of these words, Frederic Stimson, wrote during an interesting time. Women could at last […] -
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The Frontier in American History SOLD OUT
$29.95Frederick Jackson Turner was a modest professor of History whose superbly written essays change the way Americans perceive the development of the United States and its democracy. Turner was born in Portage, Wisconsin, and taught at the University of Wisconsin from 1889 to 1910 and then joined the faculty of […] -
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The Collaborator
$29.95Should a literary collaborator with the worst of evils be punished? Executed? Martyred? These are the questions raised by the remarkable case of Robert Brasillach who was executed by the de Gaulle government following the liberation of Paris in 1944. Brasillach was one of France's most respected young writers during […] -
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Democracy and Leadership
$39.95“I do not hesitate to affirm,” writes Irving Babbitt in Democracy and Leadership, “that what is specifically human in man and ultimately divine is a certain quality of will, a will that is felt in its relation to his ordinary self as a will to refrain.” By taking stances contrary to […] -
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The American Democrat
$39.95Upon returning to his native land after nearly seven years in Europe, James Fenimore Cooper set forth his sometimes caustic views of the new democracy that was the United States of America. The Leather-stocking Tales provided readers more information they craved about the new country. Cooper published The American Democrat, […] -
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The American Revolution: A Constitutional Interpretation
$39.95Charles Howard McIlwain, a professor of history and government at Harvard University from 1911 to 1948, wrote scholarly works with such clarity and style that today's readers continue to find great merit and interest in them. For close to 100 years, readers have benefited from McIlwain's thoughts on the subject of […]
