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Mises the Humanitarian
Mises the Humanitarian is a free lecture series (1 recordings, 0.1 hours) you can stream or download at freecapitalists.org, with Margit von Mises.
Margit von Mises argues her husband was above all a humanitarian devoted to freedom. In this short address marking a republication of his book Liberalism, she looks beyond his technical economics.
Cover painting: William Wilberforce weeps as the Commons cheers the vote to abolish the slave trade, 23 February 1807. See every painting in the art gallery.
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Mises the Humanitarian
Margit von Mises argues her husband was above all a humanitarian, beyond his technical economics. She says his writings combined economic principle with an eloquent, if quietly expressed, concern for the victims of statism and tyranny.
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