Creating free, open, and civil societies
founded on libertarian principles.
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The Revolution Was Libertarian
This revolution of thought rested on a rich intellectual inheritance that stretched back millennia, drawing from Pericles’ democratic Athens, the Roman Republic transmitted through Cicero, and later Stoic and Christian traditions that grounded law in conscience and a moral order above political power.
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All civil virtue and happiness, every moral excellency, all politeness, all good arts and sciences, are produced by liberty.
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Cato’s Letter, no. 63
1723
John Trenchard
and Thomas Gordon
