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It helps that I have several of Milton's books on hand.Originally Posted by Kathianne
The video i posted however does not go into the detail that Free to choose does. Money Mischief is awesome in explaining how money works. Also, the book by Amity Shlaes is of immense help. Her book and I have read all these books is called the Forgotten Man. Well worth reading.
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Fighting the Nicolaitans.
I liked Forgotten Man, if you're a glutton for punishment you might try... (also likely available at your local library)
The Great Depression: America 1929-1941
I disagree with the author but a good perspective on the other side of the argument. I especially liked where he said the New Deal didn't really help end the GD.
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