I wanted to read New liberty, you guys provided the ebook free. I wanted to read ethics of liberty, you provided the ebook free. Now I want to read god of the machine, yet again you guys provide the ebook free. How do you guys offer these ebooks for free? You are going to guilt me into donating. [:)]
I guess I just want to say thanks for providing such a vast intellectual library.
I have purchased several books and a t-shirt from here in the past, but I felt guilty and donated a good amount of money away. I mean the wonderful men and women at Mises have provided us with daily blogs, forums, and just loads of free e-books/audiobooks.
Good job guys!
The virtual library is great because I don’t mind spending long periods of time reading off a computer. The Mises store is for when my family members need persuasive birthday gifts [8-|]
I can’t read pdf files for too long. If it’s more than 100 pages I’ll never finish it. I need the hard copy regardless of how many pdf files I have (and I have a lot).
Great faculty and a passion for the dissemination of liberty.
If it’s 20 pages or more, I just print it and read when I can. I have a nice little collection of things that I printed out and read next to my books. [:D]
My limit is about 20 pages online. But after anything more than 10, I start to get over it and urn for paper.
If it’s TEOL, FNL + anything that is a timeless classic, it needs to be bought so it can be put on my bookshelf.
I too carry his guilt. One of these days I’m gonna buy a Mises shirt, and that big poster.