"Reviving the American tradition of liberty"

Valuable Books & Treatises
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American Revival Collection

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Disquisition on Government
John C. Calhoun

A Discourse on the Constitution and Government of the United States
John C. Calhoun

True Nature and Character of our Federal Government
Abel P. Upshur, former Secretary of State and Secretary of the Navy
Read a review by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.

South Carolina's Exposition and Protest Against the Tariff of 1828
John C. Calhoun

Commonsense
Thomas Paine

No Treason
Lysander Spooner (web site)

Tyranny Unmasked
John Taylor

New Views of the Constitution of the United States
John Taylor

The Second Treatise of Civil Government
John Locke (1690)

A Letter Concerning Toleration 
John Locke (1689)

Jefferson
Albert Jay Nock (1926)

The Philosophy of Ownership
Robert LeFevre

Man vs. The Welfare State
Henry Hazlitt

The Pure Theory of Capital
Friedrich A. Hayek

The Income Tax: Root of all Evil
Frank Chodorov
 

 

Other Free Online Books

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Recommended Reading The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution The South was Right! The Real Lincoln Lincoln Unmasked

Human Action
Ludwig von Mises
(Requires MS Reader) (View as PDF) (Buy this book)

The Sovereign States- Notes of a Citizen of Virginia
James Jackson Kilpatrick

Nation, State, and Economy
Ludwig von Mises

Animal Farm - A Fairy Story
George Orwell

Nineteen Eighty-Four
George Orwell

The Ethics of Liberty
Murray N. Rothbard

For a New Liberty
Murray N. Rothbard part 1

Omnipotent Government
Ludwig von Mises

Man, Economy, and State (with Power and Market)
Murray N. Rothbard

Liberalism
Ludwig von Mises

The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality
Ludwig von Mises

Money, Method and the Market Process
Ludwig von Mises

 

Some of the verbiage in the documents above have fallen out of general use. 
You may search for definitions here: 1828 edition of Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language

treatise -  a systematic exposition or argument in writing including a methodical discussion of the facts and principles involved and conclusions reached