815. (5-11-2010) This at least would be the case in a society where things were left to follow their natural course, where there wa...

805. The demand for those who live by wages, therefore, necessarily increases with the increase of revenue and stock (money available to...

799. (5-2-2010) (In this next section, the idea is that the owner of the capital, assuming the risks, wants a proportional profit w...

797. (5-1-2010) Equal quantities of labour [sic], at all times and places, may be said to be of equal value to the labourer. In his...

789. (4-25-2010) Experience should teach us, to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the Government’s purposes are benefice...

785. (4-25-2010) The historical evidence indicates that property can coexist with arbitrary and even oppressive political power, wh...

778. (4-21-2010) [I]mmense concentration of citizen’s wealth in the hands of the government carries with it…dangers to individual libert...

774. (4-20-2010) [T]he State knows that people…desire…benefits, specifically economic benefits. And these that State endeavors to s...

770. (4-15-2010) Social equality can be attained, if at all, only by coercion, that is, at the expense of liberty. It necessarily requir...

765. (4-14-2010) (Considering today’s environment in the United States, and in light of how much private citizens have lost already...

761. Totalitarianism, like democracy, is an ideal – an evil and destructive one, but still an ideal in the sense of being an object...

753. (4-5-2010) As can be seen, the evolution in Russia of property in land ran in the diametrically opposite direction from the re...

749. (3-30-2010) (Here we go on a new perspective regarding property)ATJ The absence of property in land deprived Russians of all t...

744. (3-24-2010) Another factor promoting or inhibiting the power of parliaments was external and internal security: countries torn ...

738. (3-23-2010) (Some thoughts on the difference between “freedom” and “liberty” as seen in English 17th century history.)ATJ It w...

733. (3-23-2010) An early writer on English constitution, Sir John Fortescue, chief justice of the King’s Bench, argued in the years 146...

730. (3-19-2010) (This is a quote regarding the importance of private property and private wealth to the freedom of a people from a tyra...

721. (3-13-2010) Private property in the legal sense of the word comes into existence with the emergence of the state, that is, public a...

715. (3-11-2010) Where property does not exist, privacy is not respected….Which helps explain why the Russian language – the language of...

708. (3-6-2010) (This is to expose many of the warped but prevalent ideas of the Left.)ATJ [I]n [Rousseau’s]ATJ most famous book, “The S...