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Cato University 2018: Libertarian Conceptions of Order

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From Cato University: College of History and PhilosophyHistory is indispensable to understanding and defending liberty under our constitutionally limited, representative government. And at the core of that history are the philosophical beliefs and values on which the American republic was founded. Cato University's College of History and Philosophy brings these two powerful subjects together to explore the foundations of liberty and justice, of wealth and poverty, of individual rights and the rule of law. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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