The Discovery of Freedom

Rose Wilder Lane an American journalist, travelwriter, novelist, and political theorist, lived from1886 until 1968. She was the daughter of LauraIngalls Wilder, and widely considered a silent collaborator on the Little House series. She is noted - with Ayn Rand and Isabel Paterson- as one of the founding mothers of the Americanlibertarian movement. This is her non-fiction book (1943), one that had ahuge impact on American libertarian thought in the20th century. Here we have an eloquent...
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Rose Wilder Lane an American journalist, travelwriter, novelist, and political theorist, lived from1886 until 1968. She was the daughter of LauraIngalls Wilder, and widely considered a silent collaborator on the Little House series. She is noted - with Ayn Rand and Isabel Paterson- as one of the founding mothers of the Americanlibertarian movement. This is her non-fiction book (1943), one that had ahuge impact on American libertarian thought in the20th century. Here we have an eloquent hymn to human energyand its creative power. Her prose is stark and strong, the product of decades of experience inattempting to get readers to listen, and succeeding.