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September 09, 2004
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David Carr (London)  Opinions on liberty
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The CNE (or the 'Centre for the New Europe' for those of you who still need an introduction) is an influential free-market think tank in Europe for whom I sometimes write, are spreading their wings even wider.

They have launched the 'Liberty Library', an on-line bookstore which lists over 1000 books and publications which can be sorted by subject or author and directly linked to for purchase or download.

Here is a treasure trove of the very best ideas in the whole wide world. Dive in and enjoy!

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David, you beat me to it by about twenty minutes.

I think I'll put a truncated version of what I've been doing up here anyway, because I agree with you that this is a very important and valuable development.


Posted by Brian Micklethwait at September 9, 2004 11:16 PM

I visited this library site. It has a good selection of print-books, but no e-books in particular books for the Palm computer.


Posted by Dean at September 10, 2004 04:18 AM
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