Facets of Liberty is a collection of historical articles by well-known liberty activists and theorists from the early days of the libertarian, voluntaryist, classical liberal and individual anarchist movements, which first emerged during the turbulent 1960s. These articles lay a foundation to understand the early works of a diverse group of students and scholars who were attempting to rediscover and redefine the early ideals of the original liberalism kindled by John Locke, revolutionary l...

Delve into the provocative world of political philosophy with Robert LeFevre's thought-provoking work, "Anarchy." This compelling book offers a radical perspective on governance, freedom, and the role of the state, making it an essential read for anyone interested in libertarian ideas and anarchist thought.Join Robert LeFevre as he challenges conventional notions of authority and explores the principles of a stateless society. "Anarchy" presents ...

Anarchy by Robert LeFevre is a seminal work on political philosophy and individual liberty, first published in 1969. LeFevre, a prominent advocate of libertarianism, presents a compelling argument for a society organized around voluntary cooperation rather than centralized authority.In Anarchy, LeFevre explores the principles of anarchism, focusing on the potential for a society where individuals are free to govern themselves without coercion. He a...