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A leather-bound edition of Milton Friedman’s CAPITAILISM AND FREEDOM is yours for the introductory offer price of $19.95, plus shipping and handling, when you enroll as a Member in THE CLASSICS OF LIBERTY LIBRARY.
As a Member of the Library, future volumes will be sent for your review about every four weeks at $49.95, plus shipping and handling. You may return any unwanted selections and may cancel membership at any time.
What better way to begin such a collection than with a volume containing the thoughts of one of America’s most influential advocates for liberty. As Friedman put it, “Freedom is a rare and delicate plant. Our minds tell us, and history confirms, that the great threat to freedom is the concentration of power.” And so this classic moved generations of Americans to an understanding of the importance of government restraint over economic affairs.
Friedman was America’s philosopher of freedom. He was awarded a Nobel Prize in Economics in 1976, coincidentally on America’s bicentennial. He was also awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Reagan. Now you can take this opportunity to begin the study of liberty with this great work.
The books in the CLASSICS OF LIBERTY LIBRARY defined traditional American thought and are the foundations of American freedom. They encompass original works of the founding fathers and commentaries exemplifying liberty. Develop your understanding of the philosophical and historical basis of liberty in order to enable you to transmit the American way of life we enjoy to posterity.
As a subscriber, you will receive such works as William Bradford’s Of Plymouth Plantation, Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, Frederich Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom, Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolutions in France, John Locke’s Two Treatises of Government, and other landmark works by notable thinkers such as George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, Cicero, Algernon Sidney, Ludwig Von Mises, Lord Acton, and Ronald Reagan. Selections vary based upon availability. For a complete listing of currently available titles within this library click here
