Chapter 10 Appendix LeFevre's Pacifism
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As noted above, the material here was originally intended to appear in footnote 21, above. Due to its length, I include this material in this appendix.
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As noted above, the material here was originally intended to appear in footnote 21, above. Due to its length, I include this material in this appendix.
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This chapter is based on an article originally published in 2002 on the now-defunct site Anti-state.com , as a response to an article by Robert P. Murphy and Gene Callahan (hereinafter, MC), on the same forum, which was
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As noted in the Preface, I’ve been intensely involved in libertarianism for over forty years and, for almost thirty years, with the Mises Institute. Please consider contributing to the Mises Institute, https://mises.org/
First published as part of the LewRockwell.com autobiography series initiated by Walter Block, as “How I Became A Libertarian,” LewRockwell.com (December 18, 2002). Later included as “Being a Libertarian” in I Chose Libe
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