Shakespeare on War and Empire | Joseph Sobran

Lecture by Joseph Sobran presented at the Ludwig von Mises Institute's "The Costs of War" seminar, the first full-scale war revisionism conference in the post-Cold War epoch. Recorded at the Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama, May 1994. This conference was the first antiwar conference from a libertarian (i.e., "right wing") perspective in the post-Cold War era, and set in motion the new and broad-based anti-war movement. http://mises.org

Joseph Sobran, a syndicated columnist for more than 20 years, is an author and lecturer. He is a contributing editor to Chronicles, The American Conservative, LewRockwell.com and a former senior editor of National Review.

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