Individual Lectures

Individual Lectures episodes

March 01, 2004 Military Decadence in Ancient Rome
Presented at the Mises Institute; July 17, 2003.
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February 16, 2004 Roosevelt's WWII Policies of Unconditional Surrender and the Morgenthau Plan
Presented at the Mises Institute on June 17, 2003.
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July 04, 1984 The Declaration of Independence
British lower classes had a rough time until the Industrial Revolution (1760) made both production and freedom possible. Two political revolutions were also begun then: the American Revolution and the French Revolution. For the American Revolution, Life, Liberty, and Property became the three dominant foundations of the Declaration of Independence. For the French Revolution, Rousseau tried to create a brotherhood subservient to the general will with the word Equality. The French Revolution was to favor not freedom, but to change those who receive benefits – legalized plunder. The French Revolution was against the Industrial Revolution.LeFevre then goes through the Declaration of Independence in careful detail.Bob LeFevre presented this lecture to the Free Marin Supper Club on 4 July 1984.
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