What if there was a way of looking at the history of America which helped us understand how America got to where it is today?
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Episode 17
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What if there was a way of looking at the history of America which helped us understand how America got to where it is today where the right of someone to make a living or make common everyday decisions for themselves became such a hotly contested public policy debate topic? Professor Wall welcomes Dr Patrick Newman back to the show to discuss his newest work which seeks to accomplish just that. Taking the approach formulated by Murray Rothbard of looking at history as a struggle between liberty and power, Newman has created Cronyism: Liberty vs Power in Early America, 1607 – 1849, the first of a planned series of books covering the history of America through this perspective and going through intertwined economic and political aspects of America’s story which are often overlooked or dismissed. In this conversation the Professor and Dr Newman go over some of the later events in America’s history which the book covers such as the Monroe Doctrine, the Missouri Compromise, the Annexation of Texas, the Jacksonian political coalition, American westward and overseas expansion, the colorful presidency of John Tyler and much more!
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Guest’s Social Media:
Twitter: @DrPatrickNewman
Mises Institute: Dr. Patrick Newman
Podcast: Liberty vs Power w/Tho Bishop and Patrick Newman
Articles and Books by Guest:
Cronyism: Liberty versus Power in Early America, 1607-1849 – By Dr. Patrick Newman
Conceived in Liberty Volume 5: The New Republic, 1784 – 1791 – By Murray N. Rothbard (Edited)
The Progressive Era – By Murray N. Rothbard (Edited)
The Depression of 1873-1879: An Austrian Perspective (The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics)
The Depression of 1920-1921: A Credit Induced Boom and a Market Based Recovery? (The Review of Austrian Economics)
Other Resources Mentioned or Referenced
A Disease in the Public Mind: A New Understanding of Why we fought the Civil War – By Thomas Fleming
It Wasn’t About Slavery: Exposing the Great Lie of the Civil War – By Samuel W. Mitcham Jr.
Other Interviews, Discussions and Reviews of “Cronyism”
The Human Action Podcast – Dr. Patrick Newman on Cronyism in America (Patrick Newman interviewed on his book by Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute)
Cronyism: Liberty versus Power in Early America (Speech given by Patrick Newman on his book at 2021 Mises Supporters Summit)
“A History of Cronyism in America” – By David Gordon (Article)
The Tom Woods Show Episode 1999 – Cronyism: The Untold Chapter of U.S. History (Patrick Newman interviewed on his book by Dr. Thomas E. Woods)
The Bob Murphy Show Episode 224 – Patrick Newman on Cronyism in Early US History (Patrick Newman interviewed on his book by Dr. Robert P. Murphy)
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