Murray N. Rothbard: In Memoriam (Large Print Edition)
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Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
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1479371769
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"On January 7, 1995, Murray Rothbard departed this mortal life so that he may join the immortals. Sudden death delivered him from his daily chores and put his task in other hands. "Those of us who were privileged to know Murray Rothbard have lost a dear colleague who inspired us with his incisive observations, brilliant reflections, and always keen and sparkling remarks. His departure from the stage of life is a loss to the whole libertarian world which he helped to forge and mend. He was not only one of the greatest economists of our generation but also a great social and political thinker. His was a powerful mind comparable to those of his teacher, Ludwig von Mises, and his teacher, Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk. "Murray was an indefatigable worker, the author of an unending stream of books and booklets, essays and articles, many of which have been translated into foreign languages. Several are masterpieces which are destined to be studied by future generations of students and scholars. They have earned him a place of honor in the annals of libertarian thought." - Hans Sennholz
"On January 7, 1995, Murray Rothbard departed this mortal life so that he may join the immortals. Sudden death delivered him from his daily chores and put his task in other hands. "Those of us who were privileged to know Murray Rothbard have lost a dear colleague who inspired us with his incisive observations, brilliant reflections, and always keen and sparkling remarks. His departure from the stage of life is a loss to the whole libertarian world which he helped to forge and mend. He was not only one of the greatest economists of our generation but also a great social and political thinker. His was a powerful mind comparable to those of his teacher, Ludwig von Mises, and his teacher, Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk. "Murray was an indefatigable worker, the author of an unending stream of books and booklets, essays and articles, many of which have been translated into foreign languages. Several are masterpieces which are destined to be studied by future generations of students and scholars. They have earned him a place of honor in the annals of libertarian thought." - Hans Sennholz
