Leonard Read

Leonard Read

Philosopher of Liberty

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Mary Sennholz

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“Leonard Read, the offspring of New England pioneers, was to become the leader who, at a crucial moment in American history, rallied the demoralized and tired forces of individual freedom and the private property order. This book is dedicated to his memory, which will live as long as the Foundation for Economic Education or one of its offshoots carries his message to anyone willing to listen.” ~ Mary Sennholz

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