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; Monopoly and Communism (en) |
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; The Production of Security (en) |
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; The Free Market for Security (en) |
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;The Natural Order of Society (en) |
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;The Divine Right of Kings and Majorities (en) |
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https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Gustave_de_Molinari
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; The Monopolization and Collectivization of the Security Industry (en) |
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;Competition in Security (en) |
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;The Alternatives (en) |
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; Security an Exception? (en) |
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A careful examination of the facts will decide the problem of government more and more in favor of liberty, just as it does all other economic problems. We are convinced, so far as we are concerned, that one day societies will be established to agitate for the freedom of government, as they have already been established on behalf of the freedom of commerce.
And we do not hesitate to add that after this reform has been achieved, and all artificial obstacles to the free action of the natural laws that govern the economic world have disappeared, the situation of the various members of society will become the best possible. (en) |
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The Production of Security (1849) (en) |
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