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Hillsdale CollegeFreedom Library CatalogBooks from Hillsdale College Press,Back Issues of Imprimis, Seminar CDs and DVDsTHOMAS JEFFERSON ANTHONY FRUDAKIS, SCULPTOR AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ART, HILLSDALE HATCHERRILEYMAC DONALDFRIEDMAN
HHillsdale CollegeFreedom Library Catalogillsdale College is well known for its unique independence and its commitment tofreedom and the liberal arts. It rejects the huge federal and state taxpayer subsidies thatgo to support other American colleges and universities, relying instead on the voluntarycontributions of its friends and supporters nationwide. It refuses to submit to the unjust andburdensome regulations that go with such subsidies, and remains free to continue its 170-year-oldmission of offering the finest liberal arts education in the land. Its continuing success stands as apowerful beacon to the idea that independence works.This catalog of books, recordings, and back issues of Imprimis makes widely available someof the best writings and speeches around, by some of the smartest and most important people ofour time. These writings and speeches are central to Hillsdale’s continuing work of promotingfreedom, supporting its moral foundations, and defending its constitutional framework.ContentsHillsdale College Press Books. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Imprimis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Center for Constructive Alternatives (CCA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12National Leadership Seminars (NLS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Free Market Forum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37The Kirby Center / Washington, D.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Campus Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Ludwig von Mises Lecture Series CDS ONLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Hillsdale College Press BooksWinston S. Churchill BiographiesE-books available at inston S. Churchill, Volume VIII: Never Despair, 1945-19650G4by Sir Martin Gilbert, 2013. 1438 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill, Volume VII: Road to Victory, 1941-19450G3by Sir Martin Gilbert, 2013. 1417 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill, Volume VI: Finest Hour, 1939-19410E5By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1308 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill, Volume V: The Prophet of Truth, 1922-19390D4By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1167 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill, Volume IV: World in Torment, 1916-19220C8By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 967 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill, Volume III: The Challenge of War, 1914-19160C4By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 988 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill, Volume II: Young Statesman, 1901-19140B9By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007.Introduction by Sir Martin Gilbert. 775 p., 45 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 7:The Escaped Scapegoat, May 1915-December 19160C60C5By Randolph S. Churchill, 2006. In the definitive biography of Sir WinstonChurchill, of which this is the first of eight volumes, Randolph Churchill—and later Sir Martin Gilbert, who took up the work following Randolph’sdeath in 1968—had the full use of Sir Winston’s letters and papers, andalso carried out research in many hundreds of private archives and publiccollections. Volume I, first published in 1966, covers the years fromChurchill’s birth in 1874 to his return to England from an American lecturetour, on the day of Queen Victoria’s death in 1900, to embark on his politicalcareer. Introduction by Sir Martin Gilbert. 608 p., 45 (hardbound).Winston S. Churchill DocumentsE-books available at C30C20C1The Churchill Documents, Volume 16: The Ever-Widening War, 19410E8By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1821 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 15:Never Surrender, May 1940-December 19400E7By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1359 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 14:At the Admiralty, September 1939-May 19400E6By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2011. 1370 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 13: The Coming of War, 1936-19390D7By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1684 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 12: The Wilderness Years, 1929-19350D60B50B60D2Declaration of Independence & Constitution of U.S.A.0B30A70B8By Arlan K. Gilbert, 2007. Arlan Gilbert shows how Dunn’s leadershipwas essential to Hillsdale College’s early survival and to its quicklygained prominence and influence. 69 p., 14.95 (paperbound).The Fail-Proof Enterprise: A Success Model for Entrepreneurs0A40A5By Bob Thomas, 2003. IHC Books. 24.95 (hardbound). 19.95 (paperbound).The Churchill War Papers: The Ever-Widening War, Volume III, 19410A3By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2002. W.W. Norton & Company. 1,821 p., 29.95 (hardbound).Educating for Liberty: The Best of Imprimis 1972-20020972002. Thirty speeches from the first three decades of Imprimis, the nationalspeech digest of Hillsdale College. Authors include Larry P. Arnn, RussellKirk, Lynne V. Cheney, Clarence Thomas, Thomas Sowell, Edwin MeeseIII, Mark Helprin, Ronald Reagan, George Gilder, John Stossel, MalcolmMuggeridge, Michael Novak, Michael Medved, William J. Bennett,Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Margaret Thatcher, andJesse Helms. Edited by Douglas A. Jeffrey. 330 p., 15 (hardbound).One of Freedom’s Finest Hours: Statesmanshipand Soldiership in World War II095By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 705 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 8:War and Aftermath, December 1916-June 19190C9By Larry P. Arnn, 2004. Larry P. Arnn traces the history of education from thefounding of the U.S. Office of Education (based on the Prussian system) in 1869,to the Higher Education Act of 1965 and its subsequent reauthorizations, tocurrent legislation before Congress. He connects these changes to fundamentalshifts in our understanding of what education is, of the purpose and ends ofgovernment, and of what it means to be human. He offers insight into the idea ofliberal education as it developed in Western civilization, marked by the confluenceof Biblical religion and Socratic philosophy. 117 p., 19.95 (hardbound).Ransom Dunn: Hillsdale’s Grand Old ManThe Churchill Documents, Volume 9:Disruption and Chaos, July 1919-March 19210D1Foreword by Hillsdale College President Larry P. Arnn. Contains theDeclaration of Independence; Constitution of the United States of Americaand Amendments to the Constitution. 56 p., 1.00 (paperbound).Liberty and Learning: The Evolution of American Education*By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1504 p., 35 (hardbound).By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 717 p., 35 (hardbound).By Randolph S. Churchill, 2006. Winston Churchill’s personal papers areamong the most comprehensive ever assembled relating to the life andtimes of one man. Here in the first volume, along with volume two, areset out all the documents relevant to the first volume of the biography,Winston S. Churchill: Youth, 1874-1900. 678 p., 35 (hardbound).Faculty and StaffBy Sir Martin Gilbert, 2009. 1404 p., 35 (hardbound)The Churchill Documents, Volume 10:Conciliation and Reconstruction, April 1921-November 1922By Randolph S. Churchill, 2006. The second volume, along with volumeone, include all the documents relevant to the first volume of the biography,Winston S. Churchill: Youth, 1874-1900. 612 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 1: Youth, 1874-1896The Churchill Documents, Volume 11: The Exchequer Years, 1922-19290D5By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007. 676 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 2: Young Soldier, 1896-1901By Sir Martin Gilbert and Larry P. Arnn, 2015. 2,471 p., 60 (hardbound).By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2014. 1688 p., 60 (hardbound).By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007. 697 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 3: Early Years in Politics, 1901-1907The Churchill Documents, Volume 17: Testing Times, 19420G5By Randolph S. Churchill, 2007. 786 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 4: Minister of the Crown, 1907-1911The Churchill Documents, Volume 18:One Continent Redeemed, January-August 19430K6By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 838 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 5: At the Admiralty, 1911-1914Winston S. Churchill, Volume I: Youth, 1874-19000B4By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 847 p., 35 (hardbound).The Churchill Documents, Volume 6:At the Admiralty, July 1914-April 1915By Sir Martin Gilbert, 2008. 720 p., 35 (hardbound).hillsdale.edu (800) 437-2268 freedomlibrary@hillsdale.edu2002. World War II is one of those rare events in history whose re-telling will foreverguide us toward a deeper understanding of freedom and tyranny; honor and infamy;the roles of prudence, folly, and chance in human affairs; and man’s capacity forcourage, endurance, and sacrifice. These nine essays by leading World War IIhistorians, adapted from presentations given at a Hillsdale College seminar heldSeptember 9-13, 2001, are written with an eye to these timeless and valuable lessons.Authors include Stephen E. Ambrose, Sir Martin Gilbert, Victor Davis Hanson,and Gerhard L. Weinberg. Foreword by Larry P. Arnn. 159 p., 15 (hardbound).* Out of stock1
Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises—Monetary and EconomicPolicy Problems Before, During, and After the Great WarThe Fall of the Ivory Tower: Government Funding, Corruption,and the Bankrupting of American Higher Education0F90890F8(Vol. 1) 2012. Edited and foreword byRichard M. Ebeling. 354 p., 19 (hardbound). 12 (paperbound).Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises—Between theTwo World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism,Socialism, and the Great Depression*0A10A2(Vol. 2) 2002. Edited and foreword byRichard M. Ebeling. 400 p., 19 (hardbound). 12 (paperbound).076American Heritage: A Reader0E4094(Vol. 3) 2000. Edited and foreword by Richard M.Ebeling. 271 p., 19 (hardbound). 12 (paperbound).The Permanent Things: Hillsdale College, 1900-1994039By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1998. Arlan Gilbert relates the College’s20th century story, including its battle for independence withthe federal government. 352 p., 15.95 (hardbound).God and Man: Perspectives on Christianity and the 20thCentury: Volume 8 of Christian Vision Series0301995. Eleven distinguished figures, including former BritishPrime Minister Margaret Thatcher, speculate about the future ofChristianity and civilization. 176 p., 9.95 (paperbound).0E10F6071By George Roche, 1993. Foreword by Dick Armey. 181 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Historic Hillsdale: Pioneer in Higher Education, 1844-1900064By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1991. Hillsdale College Historian ArlanGilbert tells the compelling story of the first 56 years of the firstAmerican college to prohibit by charter all discrimination based onrace, religion, or sex. 274 p., 43 photos, 9.95 (paperbound).Man and State: Religion, Society, and the ConstitutionVolume 4 of Christian Vision Series0511988. Contributors include Thomas J. Burke Jr., Harold O.J. Brown, M. StantonEvans, Don Feder, W. Brevard Hand, Erik Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn, DavidL. Llewellyn Jr., Thomas Molnar, and Joseph A. Morris. 150 p., 5 (paperbound).Man and Mind: Volume 3 of Christian Vision Series*0281987. Contributors include Thomas J. Burke Jr., Stephen R. Briggs, WilliamKirk Kilpatrick, Charles Ransford, John S. Reist Jr., Mary VanderGoot, MaryVan Leeuwen, Paul C. Vitz, and Merrold Westphal. 230 p., 5 (paperbound).Still the Law of the Land? Essays onChanging Interpretations of the Constitution0431987. Contributors include Edward J. Erler, Lino A. Graglia, StephenJ. Markman, Edwin Meese III, Avi Nelson, Charles E. Rice, GlenE. Thurow, and J. Clifford Wallace. 140 p., 5 (paperbound).A World Without Heroes: The Modern Tragedy048By George Roche, 1987. Foreword by Russell Kirk. 368 p., 12.95 (paperbound).Man and Morality: Volume 2 of Christian Vision Series0261986. Contributors include J. Brian Benestad, Thomas J. Burke Jr.,Carl F.H. Henry, James Hitchcock, Leonard Liggio, Ronald H. Nash,John S. Reist Jr., and Keith Yandell. 174 p., 5 (paperbound).America by the Throat: The Stranglehold of Federal Bureaucracy020025By George Roche, 1983. Foreword by William F. Buckley Jr. Originallypublished by Devin-Adair. 200 p., 14.95 (hardbound).* 5 (paperbound).Essays on Hayek01721975. Contributors include William F. Buckley Jr., Gottfried Dietze,Ronald Hartwell, Shirley Robin Letwin, Fritz Machlup, GeorgeRoche, and Arthur Shenfield. 183 p., 6 (paperbound).By Larry P. Arnn. 2011. 24.99 each.The U.S. Constitution: A Reader0F32012. Edited by the Hillsdale College Politics Department. Featuring 113primary source documents and developed for teaching the core course onthe U.S. Constitution at Hillsdale College. 790 p., 40 (paperbound).Imprimis on Politics, Economics, Culture, National Defense,and the Constitution. A Fortieth Anniversary Collection.0G1By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1994. Hillsdale College Historian Arlan Gilbertexplores the history of the College from 1861-1865. This book includesprofiles of many students and faculty who served the Union cause.Introduction by Albert Castel. 87 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Free Markets, Free Men: Frederic Bastiat, 1801-18502010. 782 p., 40 (paperbound).Western Heritage and American Heritage Reader Note: The Hillsdale CollegeHistory Faculty has painstakingly assembled these volumes in order to provideits own students with a true liberal arts education grounded in the Western andAmerican traditions. Perfect for classroom use at the high school level and up,these extraordinary textbooks will provide readers both inside and outside theclassroom with an educational experience that enlarges and ennobles the mind.Introduction to the Constitution DVDHillsdale Honor: The Civil War Experience0752011. 882 p., 40 (paperbound).Western Heritage: A ReaderSelected Writings of Ludwig von Mises: The PoliticalEconomy of International Reform and Reconstruction093By George Roche. Foreword by Steve Forbes. Offered by specialarrangement with Regnery Publishing. 310 p., 15.95 (paperbound). 20 (hardbound).Authors include Larry P. Arnn, John Marini, Mark Steyn, Charles R. Kesler,Václav Klaus, Ronald Reagan, F.A. Hayek, George Gilder, John Stossel,Walter E. Williams, Milton Friedman, William McGurn, William J. Bennett,Dinesh D’Souza, Robert P. George, David McCullough, Rebecca Hagelin,Micheal Flaherty, Adam Meyerson, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Victor DavisHanson, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., Bernard Lewis, Brian T. Kennedy, Thomas G.West, Daniel L. Dreisbach, Clarence Thomas, Edward J. Erler and JeremyA. Rabkin. Edited by Douglas A. Jeffrey. 275 p., 18 (hardbound).We the People“We the People,” Number 1: John Dickinson, The Letters of Fabius06842 p., 5 (paperbound).“We the People,” Number 2: Arthur St. Clair and the Northwest Ordinance07258 p., 5 (paperbound).“We the People,” Number 3: John Witherspoon, The Presbyterian Constitution07342 p., 5 (paperbound).“We the People,” Number 4: Timothy Dwight’s Greenfield Hill02962 p., 5 (paperbound).“We the People,” Teacher’s Guide035 3.“We the People” American Heritage Collection036This complete set includes all four of the books listed above, plus a Teacher’sGuide and four audio-taped lectures by series author John Willson. 29.95.Champions of Freedom SeriesVolume 43 – Energy: Issues and Controversies0L32015. Contributors include Robert Bryce, Kenneth P. Green,Peter Z. Grossman, Steven F. Hayward, Mark P. Mills,and Gary Wolfram, 88 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 42 – Dodd-Frank: A Law Like No Other0J52014. Contributors include C. Boyden Gray, Michael S. Greve,Dennis R. Koons, Gretchen C. Morgenson, David A. Skeel, Peter J.Wallison, and Gary Wolfram, 90 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 41 – The Federal Income Tax: A Centenary Consideration0G62014. Contributors include Kendrick A. Clements, Amity Shlaes,W. Elliot Brownlee, George Gilder, Daniel J. Mitchell, John E.Linger, and Gary Wolfram, 88 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 40—Adam Smith, Free Markets, and the Modern World0G22013. Contributors include John Steele Gordon, P.J. O’Rourke,James R. Otteson, Nicholas Phillipson, Mark Skousen, Roy C.Smith, and Gary Wolfram. 92 p., 14.95 (paperbound).HILLSDALE PRESS
Volume 39—The Great SocietyVolume 23—American Perestroika: The Demise of the Welfare State*Volume 38—The New DealVolume 22—Economic Education: What ShouldWe Learn About the Free Market?0F50E32012. Contributors include Jonah Goldberg, John C.Goodman, Robert Higgs, Sidney M. Milkis, Charles Murray,and Gary Wolfram. 82 p., 14.95 (paperbound).2011. Contributors include H.W. Brands, Alan Brinkley, Burton W.Folsom, Jr., Charles R. Kesler, Larry Schweikart, Amity Shlaes, BradleyC.S. Watson, and Gary Wolfram. 118 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 37—Cars and Trucks, Markets and Governments0D82010. Contributors include Peter Collier, Myron Ebell, JohnEngler, Martin Fridson, Paul Ingrassia, Joseph B. White,and Gary Wolfram. 107 p., 14.95 (paperbound).0310792008. Contributors include Dick Armey, William Galston, David L.Littmann, William Tucker, Patrick Toomey, Brian Doherty, CharlesR. Kesler, and Gary Wolfram. 108 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 35—America’s Entitlement Society0C72008. Contributors include Herman Cain, John Marini, Larry P.Arnn, Doug Bandow, Charles Murray, Stephen Moore, JonathanHoenig, and Gary Wolfram. 116 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 34—Great Economists of the Twentieth Century0B72006. Contributors include Steve Forbes, Bruce Caldwell, Richard M.Ebeling, Robert Skidelsky, Mark Skousen, Lee A. Coppock, Robert J. Barro,Donald J. Devine, and Gary Wolfram. 131 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 33—Entrepreneurship and the Spirit of America0B12006. Contributors include Walter E. Williams, Maury Klein, RobertA. Lutz, Sally C. Pipes, Ted Abram, Stephen Moore, Brian T. Kennedy,Brian Wesbury, and Gary Wolfram. 115 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 32—The Conditions of Free Market Capitalism0A92005. Contributors include Robert D. McTeer Jr., Richard M. Ebeling, PaulHollander, John Steele Gordon, J. Kenneth Blackwell, Walter Olson, Maurice P.McTigue, Thomas G. West, and Gary Wolfram. 132 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 31—Economic Theories and Controversies0A62004. Contributors include Joseph A. Stanislaw, James M. Buchanan, RichardM. Ebeling, Joshua Muravchik, Charles L. Griswold Jr., Lucas E. Morel, GeorgeGilder, William R. Dougan, and Nolan Finley. 185 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 30—Free Markets or Bureaucracy?Economic Problem-Solving in the 21st Century0982003. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, Mark R. Levin, Sallie Baliunas,Steven F. Hayward, and Edward J. Erler. 141 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 29—Globalization: Will Freedom or WorldGovernment Dominate the International Marketplace?0462002. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, Deepak Lal, Lawrence H.White, Bryan-Paul Frost, Mackubin T. Owens, Jeremy A. Rabkin, James K.Glassman, Doug Bandow, and Mickey Craig. 205 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 28—Competition or Compulsion? The MarketEconomy versus the New Social Engineering0422001. Contributors include George Bittlingmayer, Allan C.Carlson, Peter J. Ferrara, Václav Klaus, Nancie G. Marzulla, PatrickMinford, Virginia Postrel, Fred L. Smith Jr., Samuel R. Staley,and Walter E. Williams. 241 p., 14.95 (paperbound).Volume 27—Human Action: A 50-Year Tribute0412000. Contributors include Gene Epstein, Sanford Ikeda, IsraelM. Kirzner, Robert W. Poole Jr., Roberto Salinas-León, CharlesMurray, Hans F. Sennholz, Karen I. Vaughn, Gleaves Whitney,and Leland B. Yeager. 305 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Volume 26—The Age of Economists: FromAdam Smith to Milton Friedman0401999. Contributors include Edwin G. West, Walter E. Williams, RobertA. Sirico, Kurt R. Leube, Charles K. Rowley, Larry D. Baker, Edward L.Hudgins, James Grant, and John A. Sparks. 225 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Volume 25—Between Power and Liberty: Economics and the Law0371998. Contributors include Spencer Abraham, Joseph E. Broadus,Clint Bolick, William S. Morris III, Bettina Bien Greaves, RobertFormaini, Gaylord K. Swim, Harry Browne, Stephen Moore,and Bernard H. Siegan. 169 p., 9.95 (paperbound).0771994. Contributors include Elena Bonner, Vladimir Bukovsky,Richard M. Ebeling, Vitaly A. Naishul, George Roche, AleksandrasShtromas, and Aaron Wildavsky. 228 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Volume 20—Global Free Trade: Rhetoric or Reality?0691993. Contributors include Dick Armey, Richard M. Ebeling, James Bovard, BorisPinsker, Richard B. McKenzie, and Judy Shelton. 162 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Volume 19—The Global Failure of Socialism0671992. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, Arnaud de Borchgrave,Yuri Maltsev, A.V. Obolonsky, Arch Puddington, Alvin Rubushka, KennethY. Tomlinson, and Aleksandr Yakovlev. 170 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Volume 18—Austrian Economics: A Reader*0621991. Includes nearly 700 pages of the best of Austrian Schooltradition, with classic articles and essays by Carl Menger, Ludwig vonMises, Friedrich A. Hayek, et al. 692 p., 17.95 (hardbound).Volume 17—Austrian Economics: Perspectiveson the Past and Prospects for the Future0600581991. Contributors include Peter Boettke, Robert Formaini, John Egger, Roger W.Garrison, Hans Hoppe, Israel M. Kirzner, Kurt R. Leube, Peter Lewin, AleksandrasShtromas, Mark Skousen, and Charles D. Van Eaton. 516 p., 9.95 (paperbound). 19.95 (hardbound).*Volume 16—The Free Market and the Black Community0541990. Contributors include Willie D. Davis, Paul L. Pryde Jr., Steve Mariotti, CharlesMurray, William Raspberry, and Walter E. Williams. 110 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 15—The Politics of Hunger0521989. Contributors include Eric Brodin, Mark Huber, Robert D. Kaplan, MickeyLeland, Darrow L. Miller, and Frank Vorhies. 138 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 14—The Privatization Revolution0501987. Contributors include Dick Armey, Stuart M. Butler,Allan C. Carlson, John C. Goodman, J. Peter Grace, GeorgeMarotta, and Arthur Shenfield. 135 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 13—The Federal Budget: The Economic,Political, and Moral Implications for a Free Society0471987. Contributors include James M. Buchanan, Thomas J. DiLorenzo,Catherine England, Melvyn Krauss, Paul W. McCracken, MarthaSeger, and Richard E. Wagner. 141 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 12—Antitrust Policy in a Free Society: Volume 120271986. Contributors include Dominick T. Armentano, YaleBrozen, David C. Button, Tim Ozenne, Joseph D. Reed,and Frederick M. Scherer. 97 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 11—The International Economic Order0241985. Contributors include Anthony H. Harrigan, David Laidler, Kurt R.Leube, Melvyn Krauss, and Leland B. Yeager. 78 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 100211983. Free trade, supply-side economics, employment andbudget issues are discussed. Contributors include MartinAnderson, Bruce R. Bartlett, Lewis Lehrman, Arthur Shenfield,and Murray L. Weidenbaum. 102 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 90161982. A primer on supply-side economics. Contributors includeTom Bethell, Frank E. Fortkamp, Roger W. Jepsen, FritzMachlup, and Arthur Shenfield. 100 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 8015Volume 24—The Future of American Business0341994. Contributors include Donald M. Alstadt, Brian L. Bex,Richard M. Ebeling, Roger W. Garrison, Paul Heyne, Deidre N.McCloskey, and Mark Skousen. 179 p., 9.95 (paperbound).Volume 21—Can Capitalism Cope? Free MarketReform in the Post-Communist WorldVolume 36—Free Markets and Politics Today0D31995. Contributors include Richard M. Ebeling, David G. Green, Dwight R.Lee, Charles Murray, Marvin Olasky, Richard E. Wagner, Pete du Pont, GordonTullock, Gleaves Whitney, and Gary Wolfram. 172 p., 9.95 (paperbound).1996. Contributors include John Engler, Charles Koch, Victor Niederhoffer,Lawrence W. Reed, Andrea Millen Rich, Harry E. Teasley Jr., DaveThomas, and Charles D. Van Eaton. 224 p., 9.95 (paperbound).hillsdale.edu (800) 437-2268 freedomlibrary@hillsdale.edu1981. A look at the moral sources of capitalism, tax reform, themedia, and the economy in the 1980s. Contributors include RobertM. Bleiberg, George Gilder, Antonio Martino, Paul Craig Roberts,Jay Van Andel, and William A. Rusher. 97 p., 5 (paperbound).* Out of stock3
Volume 7 *Volume 4Volume 6Volume 30140131980. Presentations on liberalism, economic decision-making,government planning and the welfare state. Contributors includeM. Stanton Evans, Thomas Sowell, Arthur Shenfield, ChristianWatrin, and Walter E. Williams. 98 p., 5 (paperbound).1979. A consideration of the relationship between politics and economics.Contributors include George H. W. Bush, Dan Quayle, Alan Reynolds,Benjamin A. Rogge, and William E. Simon. 96 p., 5 (paperbound).011010Volume 5 *0121978. Hayek’s famous commentary, “Coping with Ignorance,” ishere along with Reagan’s address, “Whatever Happened to FreeEnterprise?” Contributors include Earl L. Butz, Phil Gramm, JackKemp, and Roger Lea MacBride. 132 p., 5 (paperbound).1977. Government paternalism, the deficit and inflation arediscussed. Contributors include Rhodes Boyson, Leonard E.Read, Philip M. Crane, Anthony H. Harrigan, Henry Hazlitt,and Roger A. Freeman. 99 p., 5 (paperbound).1976. Economists Friedrich A. Hayek and Adam Smith are profiled.Chapters on “The Liberal Twilight” and “The Morality of the FreeMan” are also included. Contributors include Esmond Wright,M. Stanton Evans, Benjamin A. Rogge, Gottfried Dietze, AntonyFisher, and Shirley Robin Letwin. 171 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 20091975. Presentations on the state, the market economy and human principles.Contributors include John A. Davenport, Arthur Shenfield, John Exter, BertelM. Sparks, R. Heath Larry, and Robert M. Bleiberg. 127 p., 5 (paperbound).Volume 100841974. Money, wage and price controls, and the future of capitalism arediscussed. Henry Hazlitt, Benjamin A. Rogge, Leonard E. Read, Israel M.Kirzner, Sylvester Petro, and Robert M. Bleiberg. 131 p., 5 (paperbound).HILLSDALE PRESS
ImprimisThe free monthly speech digest of Hillsdale College, Imprimis is dedicated to educating citizens with content drawn from speeches delivered at HillsdaleCollege-hosted events, both on- and off-campus. First published in 1972, Imprimis is one of the most widely circulated opinion publications in thenation, with over 3.5 million subscribers. 116Charitable Giving andthe Fabric of AmericaKarl Zinsmeister216Islam—Facts or Dreams?Andrew C. McCarthy316Who Was Ty Cobb?The History We KnowThat's WrongCharles Leerhsen416The Danger of the “BlackLives Matter” MovementHeather Mac Donald5/6/16 Freedom and Obligation–2016Commencement AddressClarence 5D15Race Relations andLaw EnforcementJason L. RileyPractical Thoughtson ImmigrationHeather Mac DonaldFrank Capra’s Americaand OursJohn MariniThe Battle of Indiana and thePromise of Battles to ComeDavid FrenchOf Hills and Dales - 2015Commencement AddressMichael WardHistory, American Democracy,and the AP Test ControversyWilfred M. McClayJustice and the ObamaJustice DepartmentMichael B. MukaseyForeign Policy andthe ConstitutionTom CottonReviving a ConstitutionalCongressChristopher DeMuth, Sr.Property Rights andReligious LibertyLarry P. Arnn 1142143144145/614The Tea Party, Conservatism,and the ConstitutionCharles R. KeslerEntrepreneurship inAmerican HistoryJohn Steele GordonEarly Warning: TheContinuing Need forNational DefenseBrian T. KennedySagebrush Rebellion RedivivusWilliam Perry PendleyThe Worldview thatMakes the UnderclassAnthony Daniels(aka Theodore Dalrymple)5/6127/812912O12N12 D12213111113 115Renewing the American IdeaPaul RyanThe History and Dangerof Administrative LawPhilip HamburgerThe Case AgainstLiberal CompassionWilliam VoegeliEffects of the Affordable CareAct on Economic ProductivityCasey MulliganWave Elections: WhatThey MeanLarry P. Arnn3134135/6137/813913O13N13D13Man, Sex, God, and YaleNathan Harden"We live in a cultureof Peter Pans"Jason BarneyCalvin Coolidge and theMoral Case for EconomyAmity ShlaesThe Second Amendment as anExpression of First PrinciplesEdward J. ErlerReligion and Public Lifein AmericaRussell R. RenoTribute to Ed FeulnerLarry P. ArnnThe Miracle of FreedomTed CruzA Tribute to Margaret ThatcherLarry P. ArnnThe Case for Good Tastein Children’s BooksMeghan Cox GurdonFootball and theAmerican CharacterJohn J. MillerBudget Battles and the Growthof the Administrative StateJohn MariniThe Case for RepealingDodd-FrankPeter J. WallisonA Rebirth of Libertyand LearningLarry P. Arnn212312412Do We Need the Departmentof Education?Charles MurrayBlasphemy and Free SpeechPaul MarshallWhat Public Employee UnionsAre Doing to Our CountryWilliam McGurnThe Decline of AmericanMonuments and MemorialsMichael J. Lewis5/6107/810910O10N10D10 2113114115/6117/811911O11N11D11 112Federal Student Aid andThe Law of UnintendedConsequencesRichard VedderEconomic Lessons fromAmerican HistoryJohn Steele GordonIndividual, Community,and State: How to ThinkAbout Religious FreedomMatthew J. FranckIs America Exceptional?Norman PodhoretzIs the Constitution Colorblind?Edward J. ErlerTime to Give Up orTime to Fight On?Larry P. ArnnHugh HewittIt’s Never Just theEconomy, StupidBrian T. KennedyThe Floating Dollar as aThreat to Property RightsSeth LipskyThe Not-So-Dismal Science:Humanitarians v. EconomistsWilliam McGurnReasserting Federalismin Defense of LibertyKen CuccinelliThe
Free Markets, Free Men: Frederic Bastiat, 1801-1850 071 By George Roche, 1993. Foreword by Dick Armey. 181 p., 14.95 (paperbound). Historic Hillsdale: Pioneer in Higher Education, 1844-1900 064 By Arlan K. Gilbert, 1991. Hillsdale College Historian Arlan Gilbert tells the compelling story of the first 56 years of the first
