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The “United States of America” was never a consolidated unitary nation but was from the beginning, from colonial times, a disparate collection of ethnocultural and ethnoreligious peoples of different beliefs, backgrounds, and values. The Framers recognized this. The US Constitution created a decentralized federal republic of independent sovereign states who delegated explicit powers to the general government, reserving the bulk of their powers to the states and local governments. Their intention was never to create a ubiquitous European-style centralized nation-state, a leviathan with unre...
Professor Patrick Newman has written an exciting new book entitled Cronyism: Liberty versus Power in Early America, 1607-1849. Previously Dr. Newman was the exemplary editor of Murray N. Rothbard’s The Progressive Era, and Conceived in Liberty, Volume 5: The New Republic: 1784-1791. Cronyism is the definitive work on political and economic corruption and cronyism in America from the colonial beginning to the end of the Jacksonian era. It is one of the most searing, powerful and authoritative books I have ever read. The rank and fetid politicization of the government has been present from the...
Letter 1 From: Klaus Schmidt Sent: Monday, November 30, 2020 3:16 PM To: wblock@loyno.edu Subject: “Morality” with regard to the initial of force Dr. Block, My name is Klaus Schmidt and I’m an Ancap who is a great fan of your work. You’ve always stated that capitalism is an amoral system and is not concerned with moral beliefs. My question is, would determining when it’s acceptable to aggress against another individual be included in the realm of “morality”? I’ve read so much of your work but have yet to come across an explanation and my guess is that the conduct of … C...
It is the definitive work on political and economic corruption and cronyism in America from the colonial beginning to the end of the Jacksonian era. It is one of the most searing, powerful and authoritative books I have ever read. The rank and fetid politicization of the government has been present from the beginning. This incise volume will not leave you unscathed but will shake you to your core. It is the perfect compliment to Rothbard’s five volume Conceived in Liberty series, and Ivan Jankovic’s The American people at large — content to deferentially dwell within the United States...