- Follow Reading Freely on WordPress.com
Reading Now
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Blogroll
- Seeking a Little Truth
- The Social Porcupine
- Inspire Virtue
- Classics Considered
- With Freedom, Books, Flowers, and the Moon
- The Inquisitive Biologist
- Relevant Obscurity
- Trek Lit Reviews
- Stoic Meditations
- A Pilgrim in Narnia
- Gently Mad
- The Frugal Chariot
- Classical Carousel
- Lydia Schoch
- The Classics Club
- Fanda Classiclit
- Reading In Between the Life
- The Bilbiphibian
Archives
Meta
Tag Archives: Ron Paul
The Great Ron Paul
The Great Ron Paul: The Scott Horton Interviews, 2004-2019 © 2019 ed. Scott Horton 315 pages Selected quotes Who is Ron Paul? That question was on posters across my university campus in 2008, and I couldn’t help but be curious. … Continue reading
Posted in Politics and Civic Interest, Reviews
Tagged libertarianism, Politics-CivicInterest, Ron Paul, Scott Horton
3 Comments
Selections from 40 interviews across 15 years on liberty & empire
Review of book “We’ve had lots of Coast Guard members in the Persian Gulf, because they’re over there protecting terminals and things. If we’re thinking about the responsibility of the federal government protecting us, why wouldn’t we have the … Continue reading
Three for One: Robbing Banks and Being Robbed by the Banks
I stumbled upon The Great Taos Bank Robbery at some point last year. What road led me to it I can’t say, but it is a most interesting little book — a combination of folk history, humorous stories, and archaeology. The … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged American Southwest, archaeology, humor, libertarianism, New Mexico, politics, Politics-CivicInterest, Ron Paul
5 Comments