Liberalism: Book Summary & Analysis

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This influential work presents a compelling argument for the principles of classical liberalism, exploring how individual freedom, free markets, and limited government can foster social harmony and economic progress. The book examines the foundations of a liberal society, advocating for personal responsibility, voluntary cooperation, and respect for private property. With clear reasoning and historical insights, it challenges collectivist ideologies and underscores the importance of liberty in achieving human flourishing.

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