Portrait of Thomas J. DiLorenzo

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Thomas J. DiLorenzo

b. 1954

Thomas J. DiLorenzo (b. 1954) is represented at freecapitalists.org by 2 books and 66 lectures, free to download or stream.

Thomas J. DiLorenzo (born 1954) is an American economist and a former professor of economics at Loyola University Maryland. A long-time senior faculty member of the Mises Institute, his notable books include The Real Lincoln, How Capitalism Saved America, and Hamilton's Curse.

Further reading: Thomas DiLorenzo on The Austrian Economics Wiki.

Written

Books

2 titles. Most read first.

Cover of Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government

Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government

2012 · 232 pages

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Cover of Axis of Evil: America’s Three Worst Presidents

Axis of Evil: America’s Three Worst Presidents

16 pages

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Recorded

Lectures and courses

66 recordings across 36 series, free to stream or download.

Courses and audiobooks 3

Painting: Union soldiers with lanterns arrest John Merryman at his farmhouse door, Cockeysville, Maryland, 1861

Liberty and American Civilization

20 lectures · 22.8 hours

Painting: Peter the Great cuts off a boyar's beard on his return from Europe, Moscow, August 1698

The Trouble with Taxation

3 lectures of 6

Painting: blindfolded Secretary of War Newton Baker draws the first draft number, Washington, 20 July 1917

War: Big Government's Best Friend

1 lecture of 2

Talks, interviews and other appearances 33

Austrian Economics Research Conference 20134 lectures of 68 · 2013
Austrian Scholars Conference 20103 lectures of 65 · 2010–2011
Interviews3 lectures of 97 · 2005–2013
Austrian Scholars Conference 20052 lectures of 9 · 2005
Austrian Scholars Conference 20092 lectures of 78 · 2009
Agricultural Subsidies: Down on the D.C. Farm1 lecture of 6 · 2011
Austrian Economics and Financial Markets1 lecture of 20 · 2005
Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999)1 lecture of 13 · 2008
Austrian Scholars Conference 20021 lecture of 7 · 2002–2004
Austrian Scholars Conference 20071 lecture of 8 · 2007
Austrian Scholars Conference 20111 lecture of 71 · 2011
Choice in Currency: A Path to Sound Money1 lecture of 6 · 2008
Depression, Monetary Destruction, and the Path to Sound Money1 lecture of 5 · 2009
Economic Downturn: Cause and Cure1 lecture of 6 · 2009
Economics in One Lesson1 lecture of 12 · 2008
Freedom versus Big Government1 lecture of 5 · 2011
Liberty versus Power1 lecture of 10 · 2008
Prosperity, War, and Depression1 lecture of 14 · 2003–2023
Radical Scholarship1 lecture of 12 · 2004
Reassessing the Presidency1 lecture of 18 · 1998
Recovery or Stagnation?1 lecture of 5 · 2009
Secession, State, and Economy1 lecture of 11 · 2009
The 25th Anniversary Celebration1 lecture of 21 · 2007
The Coming Currency Crisis and the Downfall of the Dollar1 lecture of 5 · 2010
The Economic Recovery: Washington's Big Lie1 lecture of 15 · 2010
The Economics of Fascism1 lecture of 19 · 2005
The Gold Standard Revisited1 lecture of 16 · 2008
The Great Depression What We Can Learn From It Today1 lecture of 5 · 2009
The Inflationary Path to Despotism1 lecture of 5 · 2010
The Mises Circle in Houston 20121 lecture of 4 · 2012
The Mises Circle in Las Vegas1 lecture of 6 · 2010
The Mises Circle in New Orleans1 lecture of 8 · 2011
The Twentieth Century: An Austrian Critique1 lecture of 14 · 2004–2018

Liberty and American Civilization 20 lectures

Lincoln's Tariff War1:35:03
Lincoln's Tariff War (video)1:37:36
Abraham Lincoln and the Triumph of Mercantilism in America51:55
Abraham Lincoln and the Triumph of Mercantilism in America (video)53:36
Lincoln vs. the Constitution1:34:35
Lincoln vs. the Constitution (video)1:35:19
The Classical Liberal States' Rights Tradition56:41
The Classical Liberal States' Rights Tradition (video)57:26
The Revolution of 19131:18:56
The Revolution of 1913 (video)1:19:39
Protectionist Origins of Antitrust59:45
Protectionist Origins of Antitrust (video)1:00:30
The Myth of Natural Monopoly1:06:14
The Myth of Natural Monopoly (video)1:06:58
Labor Market Superstitions1:13:03
Labor Market Superstitions (video)1:13:47
The Truth about the Great Depression1:04:31
The Truth about the Great Depression (video)1:05:16
Is Voluntary Government Possible?37:44
Is Voluntary Government Possible? (video)38:31

Austrian Economics Research Conference 2013 4 lectures

Austrian Scholars Conference 2010 3 lectures

Interviews 3 lectures

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The Trouble with Taxation 3 lectures

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Austrian Scholars Conference 2005 2 lectures

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Austrian Scholars Conference 2009 2 lectures

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Agricultural Subsidies: Down on the D.C. Farm 1 lecture

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The Agricultural-University Complex: Destroying Agriculture for 80 Years38:01

Austrian Economics and Financial Markets 1 lecture

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The Fed and the Political Business Cycle15:08

Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999) 1 lecture

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Regulatory Sneak Attacks and Stock Prices30:22

Austrian Scholars Conference 2002 1 lecture

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The Real Lincoln27:06

Austrian Scholars Conference 2007 1 lecture

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Authors Forum: "Lincoln Unmasked"33:46

Austrian Scholars Conference 2011 1 lecture

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The Trojan Horse of Happiness Research15:14

Choice in Currency: A Path to Sound Money 1 lecture

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The Founding Father of Central Banking26:55

Depression, Monetary Destruction, and the Path to Sound Money 1 lecture

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The Founding Fathers of Monetary Destruction31:26

Economic Downturn: Cause and Cure 1 lecture

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Creating the Next Great Depression28:35

Economics in One Lesson 1 lecture

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The Broken Window8:30

Freedom versus Big Government 1 lecture

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How Capitalism Saved America and How Government Is Destroying It37:53

Liberty versus Power 1 lecture

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The Regulatory Imperium31:40

Prosperity, War, and Depression 1 lecture

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War and Economics in 19th-Century America30:03

Radical Scholarship 1 lecture

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The True History of American Capitalism21:33

Reassessing the Presidency 1 lecture

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Lincoln and the Trimuph of Mercantilism33:50

Recovery or Stagnation? 1 lecture

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How Not to Deal with Economic Depression41:54

Secession, State, and Economy 1 lecture

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Yankee Confederates: New England Secession Movements Prior to the War Between the States30:12

The 25th Anniversary Celebration 1 lecture

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Mises as Inspiration19:31

The Coming Currency Crisis and the Downfall of the Dollar 1 lecture

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How 'Mainstream' Economics Miseducates About Money and the Fed43:39

The Economic Recovery: Washington's Big Lie 1 lecture

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How (and Why) Washington Lies About Everything30:03

The Economics of Fascism 1 lecture

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The Economic Model of the Fascist State25:38

The Gold Standard Revisited 1 lecture

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The Gilded Age and the Gold Standard26:41

The Great Depression What We Can Learn From It Today 1 lecture

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A Recipe for the Next Great Depression24:55

The Inflationary Path to Despotism 1 lecture

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War and Inflation: Financing the Empire34:33

The Mises Circle in Houston 2012 1 lecture

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Why the Constitution Had to Be Destroyed42:09

The Mises Circle in Las Vegas 1 lecture

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The Fatal Conceit: The Myth of Limited Constitutional Government47:02

The Mises Circle in New Orleans 1 lecture

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Rotten from the Start: The Inherent Corruption of Central Banking in America30:27

The Twentieth Century: An Austrian Critique 1 lecture

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Lincoln as Progenitor32:49

War: Big Government's Best Friend 1 lecture

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The Genesis of the American Warfare State: 1861-189049:55

Questions

About Thomas J. DiLorenzo

What by Thomas J. DiLorenzo can I read free here?: This archive holds 2 books and 66 lectures by Thomas J. DiLorenzo, all free to read, download or stream with no signup.
What is Thomas J. DiLorenzo known for?: Thomas J. DiLorenzo (born 1954) is an American economist and a former professor of economics at Loyola University Maryland. A long-time senior faculty member of the Mises Institute, his notable books include The Real Lincoln, How Capitalism Saved America, and Hamilton's Curse.
When did Thomas J. DiLorenzo live?: Thomas J. DiLorenzo was born in 1954.
Are there recorded lectures by Thomas J. DiLorenzo?: Yes. 66 recordings across 36 series, free to stream or download.