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Remembering Those Who Served On The Lines Of Liberty For America’s 250th Anniversary

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By Gary M. Galles
| Issues & Insights
I doubt any American remains unaware of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this July 4. But despite the increase in writing about our founding for the occasion, most of us know only a few of the words of our more famous founders, and almost nothing about many of the rest of them. That brings another anniversary to mind.
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Celebrate America For How It Enabled The Invisible Hand, Not The Visible Foot

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By Gary M. Galles
| Issues & Insights
Adam Smith is history’s most famous economist, yet most people know precious little about what he wrote. But 2026 provides an excellent opportunity to overcome some of that oversight. That is because the semiquincentennial of America’s birth this summer coincides with that of Smith’s “Wealth of Nations,”published just under four months before the Declaration of Independence, which shared its deep commitment to liberty.
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Libertarianism’s Moral Lessons – Julia R. Cartwright

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By Gary M. Galles, Julia Cartwright, Joseph Holmes
| Law & Liberty Verified
As arguments over capitalism and state power intensify, Leonard Read, one of the twentieth century’s clearest defenders of liberty, is too often underappreciated. Freedom in One Lesson: The Best of Leonard Read, edited with commentary by Gary Galles and published by the Mises Institute in 2025, is an effort to correct that amnesia. The book functions almost as a reference volume, allowing readers to explore Read’s writings across a wide range of topics.
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