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The Law

by Frederick Bastiat
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A powerful and timeless critique of socialism. Learn how the socialists think you are a natural resource that they can use to accomplish their goals. The law is supposed to protect your rights but most laws, such as curfews, take away your rights. The book is only about 75 pages and it is amazing!

Excerpt: "The law has been used to destroy its own objective: It has been applied to annihilating the justice that it was supposed to maintain; to limiting and destroying rights which its real purpose was to respect."

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A reader from California, USA , April 30, 1999
Must reading for anyone who values Freedom!
Such an extraordinary little book! An eye-opener for sure. Should be required reading in every high school in the free world. Bastiat makes a clear and convincing case for bare-bones limited government and explains, quite irrefutably, how this practice leads to maximum freedom for all.

Ozzie Jaffery (jaffery.ozzie%40tci.com) from Denver, Colorado , March 18, 1999
Incredible, excellent, true!
This is one of the most incredible books I have ever read. What was written in 1850 is true today. It shows the intelligence and wisdom of the author, because this book was written even before the Soviet style communism. A MUST READ!!!

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