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World War I
World War I by S. L. A. Marshall. Boston : Houghton Mifflin, 2001.
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First published November 1, 2012
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Ralph Raico
32 books29 followersRalph Raico was an American libertarian historian of European liberalism and a professor of history.
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May 26, 2020
This is a short little history book by Ralph Raico, whom I just recently mentioned in my lrngthy review of Man, Economy, and Liberty: Essays in Honor of Murray N. Rothbard. That was an essay volume dedicated to a birthday of Rothbard. Raico dedicated a very interesting essay on the leader of the German free-trade movement, John Prince-Smith.
This audiobook by Raico is only one of several that is available on amazon. It also has, amongst others, Germany (which I also listened to), Democracy in America (which I’m listening right now) and the second part of this book. That they split this book in half is something that I find to be rather lame, considering the already short runtime of it.
For me, the really interesting things were in part 2 of this book, so I will deal with them in that review. This first part was also good, but nothing really new stuck out to me.
This audiobook by Raico is only one of several that is available on amazon. It also has, amongst others, Germany (which I also listened to), Democracy in America (which I’m listening right now) and the second part of this book. That they split this book in half is something that I find to be rather lame, considering the already short runtime of it.
For me, the really interesting things were in part 2 of this book, so I will deal with them in that review. This first part was also good, but nothing really new stuck out to me.
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