Re: Libertarian library

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> That sounds like a good idea.  We'd have to do a survey to see what books
> people are willing to offer.
> 
> If anyone's interested, I have:
> _Why Government Doesn't Work_ (Harry Browne), _Libertarianism in One
> Lesson_ (David Bergland), _The Machinery of Freedom_ (David Friedman),
> _Capitalism and Freedom_ (Milton Friedman), _Civil Rights, Rhetoric or
> Reality?_ (Thomas Sowell), and _Philosophy: Who Needs It_ (Ayn Rand).

A lot of those books sound interesting. I may want to borrow them
sometime.

I have:

"Why Government Doesn't Work", by Harry Brown
"Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal", by Ayn Rand
"The Fountainhead", also by Ayn Rand
"Atlas Shrugged", Ayn Rand

All these are at home, though. I could pick them up when I go back for
Thanksgiving, or I could get them this weekend when I see my parents. I
especially like the Rand's books, fiction and non-fiction.

George

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