Justice, prosperity, responsibility, tolerance, cooperation, and peace. <\/p>\n
Many people believe that liberty is the core political value of modern civilization itself, the one that gives substance and form to all the other values of social life. They're called libertarians. <\/p>\n
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by Walt Whitman in 1871 <\/p>\n
America, and with some definite instinct why and for what she has arisenis, now and here, with wonderful step, journeying through Time. <\/p>\n
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by Walt Whitman in 1871 <\/p>\n
A single new thoughtfit for the time, put in shape by some greatliteratus[may cause change] greater than the longest and bloodiest war. <\/p>\n
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by William Godwin in 1834 <\/p>\n
Numa met the goddess Egeria from time to time in a cave; and by her was instructed in the institutions he should give to the Romans. <\/p>\n
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What do libertarians think about issues in public policy? Jeffrey Miron applies economic thinking to a variety of policy questions, building a picture of what a libertarian world might look like. <\/p>\n
Jeffrey A. Miron is a Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Harvards Economics Department. <\/p>\n
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