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The Manifesto of Liberty

The Manifesto of Liberty is a free lecture series (8 recordings, 4.7 hours) you can stream or download at freecapitalists.org, with 8 speakers.

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  1. 01

    The Mises I Knew

    Otto von Habsburg · 41:47 · 9.6 MB

    Read the transcript 5,109 words

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  2. 02

    What Makes 'Human Action' Different?

    Roger W. Garrison · 19:29 · 4.5 MB

    Read the transcript 2,342 words

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  3. 03

    'Human Action' in the Life of a Student

    Shawn Ritenour · 27:59 · 6.4 MB

    Read the transcript 4,413 words

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  4. 04

    'Human Action': What the Archives Tell Us

    Jeffrey M. Herbener · 33:16 · 7.6 MB

    Read the transcript 4,694 words

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  5. 05

    Vienna, Moscow, and Auburn: The Mises Biography

    Jörg Guido Hülsmann · 25:40 · 5.9 MB

    Read the transcript 3,475 words

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  6. 06

    Lost Treasures in 'Human Action'

    Hans-Hermann Hoppe · 47:18 · 10.8 MB

    Read the transcript 5,334 words

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  7. 07

    'Human Action' and the Politics of Freedom

    Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr. · 44:00 · 10.1 MB

    Read the transcript 7,135 words

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  8. 08

    The Book That Saved Economics

    Joseph T. Salerno · 42:56 · 9.8 MB

    Read the transcript 6,431 words

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Is The Manifesto of Liberty free to listen to?
Yes. All 8 mirrored recordings stream in the browser or download as audio, at no cost and with no signup.
How long is The Manifesto of Liberty?
8 recordings, 4.7 hours in total.
Who lectures in The Manifesto of Liberty?
Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Jeffrey M. Herbener, Joseph T. Salerno, Jörg Guido Hülsmann, and 4 others.
Is there a transcript of The Manifesto of Liberty?
Yes. Every lecture in the series has one, 38,933 words in total, free to read on each lecture's page and searchable in the browser.