The Austrian Version of the English Enclosures III
The State abolition of the guild system, State authorization of usury, and the concentration of economic power in the hands of a few all worked together for the oppression of the working man. The...
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Although Tito broke with the USSR and although his score of, for example, priests put to death and students imprisoned is not as high as those of other Communist dictators, this does not make him a...
View ArticleDr. Franciszek Stefczyk: Father of Polish Credit Unions
Dr. Franciszek Stefczyk led a humble and quiet life never amassing a fortune or allowing power to interfere with his life as Catholic, husband, father, and social pioneer.
View ArticleAn Introduction to the Social Theories of the Middle Ages
What marks the modern age is a fracturing of human life from human thought. We have divorced science from art, commercial life from family life, the moral realm from the physical, the political realm...
View ArticleLord Acton Tends to Corrupt
Lord Acton (1834-1902) was a nineteenth-century English historian, a Liberal Catholic who intensely disliked the counterrevolutionary direction down which the Church was headed under the leadership of...
View ArticleAn Interview with the Author of Liberty, the God That Failed
An interview conducted by Dr. John C. Rao with Christopher Ferrara, author of Liberty, the God That Failed.
View ArticleThe Priority of Religious Liberty
Rights and liberties were things the people enforced against the government as a way of describing its just limits, while it was the government's duty in turn to defend and ensure the free exercise of...
View ArticleOrestes Brownson: Forgotten Prophet
Orestes Brownson stands as an intellectual beacon in the social and literary history of the United States. He is, in many ways, the American version of Blessed John Henry Newman.
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