Collection
Publication
Liberty Fund Inc. (1976), Edition: First Edition, 234 pages
Description
Adam Smith was an eloquent man of considerable philosophical and historical learning. His most incisive and enduring observations are collected here on subjects ranging from political and economic history to morals, art, education, war, and the American colonies. Throughout, notes an admirer in the introduction, "his writing is blessedly free of that use of jargon (and mathematics) that characterizes most of the modern materials in economics. His ideas are expressed in a lucid, straightforward manner that makes them accessible to all."
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
234 p.; 5.7 inches
ISBN
0913966215 / 9780913966211
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