Robert LeFevre Libertarian Icon: Origins of Socialist Thought

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Robert LeFevre comments on the ancient Greek roots of Socialist thought.

Dedicated to the memory of Robert LeFevre, Libertarian Icon

I first heard of Robert LeFevre whilst watching a CSPAN interview of Brian Doherty and that was the first person I went searching for in his fine book, Radicals for Capitalism. I did not expect to find much by Mr. LeFevre, so I was handsomely surprised when I found the Mises.Org archive.

Apologies in advance on the audio file mirroring project. The objective is to take some of the load off of Mises.Org and merely embedding their content here does not accomplish that.

The plan was to download the MP3s and upload them here, but The Googlemasters at The Blogspot do not allow that. So, I had to mix some of my labor with the files and turn them into videos so they could be uploaded on this blog. This the addition of the Liberal-Fascism.Com leader and trailer on the converted videos.

If anybody has a better solution to the MP3 problem, please let me know?

Also, I am trying to convert some of his writings from PDF to text so they can be added under individual page tabs. It would be great if I knew how to upload PDFs here. Again, if anybody has any solutions for that I would appreciate that.

V/r,
JT

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Saturday, January 26, 2013

Origins of Socialist Thought

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