[Mike Fieschko]

I can remember when this was first published. It is anarcho-capitalistic libertarianism.

[SunkenCiv]

advocating the use of natural law and voluntary interaction as the basis for it rather than the force and coercion of government

[Inappropriate Laughter]

I purchased and read it, if not in 1970 when it first came out, not that much later, and it was very influential for me. I probably still have it in my basement, but I'll subscribe to the audio feed, I like podcasts.

Obviously we are as far as ever from a society free from state coercion but the Tannehills showed us why this should be the goal; both ethically and practically. This Book (Mises Institute review, excerpts, and bookstore at link) should be much better known.