People argue incessantly over who’s a “real conservative” or a “real libertarian.” That’s partly because they know so little about the true history and content of these ideas.
We’re trying to fix that!
I’m delighted to announce our latest course — our 13th! — here at Liberty Classroom: The History of Conservatism and Libertarianism, already being downloaded by our members. Check out the lecture titles for yourself:
- Definitions and Foundations
- Roots of Conservatism (18th-century Britain)
- Roots of Libertarianism (18th-century Britain & France)
- Roots of Conservatism and Libertarianism (America)
- Continental Conservatism and Liberalism, 1800-1848
- British Conservatism, 1800-1848
- British Liberalism, 1800-1848
- Southern Conservatives and Liberals, 1800-1860
- Northern Conservatives and Liberals, 1800-1860
- Continental Conservatives and Liberals, 1848-1914
- British Conservatism, 1848-1914
- British Liberalism, 1848-1914
- American Conservatives and Liberals, 1860-1914
- Distributists and Southern Agrarians
- New Humanists
- Nock and Mencken
- Anglo-American Politics to Churchill
- Literary Conservatives: Dawson, Eliot, and the Inklings
- Libertarian Foundations I
- Libertarian Foundations II
- American Postwar Traditionalists
- Anticommunism and McCarthy
- William F. Buckley and National Review
- Straussians and Neoconservatives
- Murray Rothbard and the Libertarian Party
- The “Religious Right”
- The Thatcher and Reagan Revolutions
- The Paleos
- The Ron Paul Presidential Campaigns
- Current Issues in Conservatism and Libertarianism
We have a dozen other courses as compelling as this one, and you get them all when you join us.
Wouldn’t it be great to have a command of the history, economics, and philosophy that liberty’s best debaters seem to know like the back of their hand?
But you have no time, you think, and wouldn’t know where to start.
Liberty Classroom is the answer.
You want a command of history, economics, and related fields. You want to be able to reply to common objections. You want to spread the message of liberty to family, friends, and beyond. And you want to do it without cutting into what little free time you have.
With Liberty Classroom you can learn on the go, with the liberty movement’s top experts.
Want to learn real U.S. history? We have four courses on that. Austrian (free-market) economics? We’ve got that, too — plus, a chapter-by-chapter Austrian critique of the most popular economics textbook on the market.
Every month, too, you can join us live to ask your questions. When we’re not live, ask our faculty whatever you like in our discussion forums. And if you want to know what to read about some topic, we’ve taken the guesswork out of figuring out which sources are reliable. We provide reading suggestions for everything we cover.
If you believe in liberty, you owe it to yourself to be as knowledgeable as you can. And since you also have a life, you should learn this stuff with the least possible exertion.
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