LIBERTY FUND BOOKS: ANNUAL SALE

We all care about liberty. That's why we want to share with you that you can save on all Liberty Fund Books when taking part in our annual storewide sale, ending today!

As part of our New Year Sale, you can take 60% off 5 or more of our books using the code US60NY, or 40% off any purchase of 4 or fewer books with the code US40NY. Plus, we are offering free shipping on all domestic orders.

You can also check out our new suggested bundles that are great for your 2025 reading list. Take advantage of this sale now before it's too late.

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Featured Liberty Fund Conference Readings | We invite you to explore the carefully selected readings of past Liberty Fund Socratic-style conferences. 

This January, our conference titled "Benjamin Franklin and the Virtues of Liberty" featured readings from the founding father such as Franklin: Writings, published by Library of America. This conference also provided insight into the founding principles of American political theory, civil discourse, and more.

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A CALL TO LIBERTY

This month we have featured work surrounding our theme, Political Economy, including a pamphlet commentary essay written by Ball State students Owen Holzbach and Daniel Rivera-Mills and Ball State professor Nathanael Snow as well as a lead essay by authors Tawni Hunt Ferrarini, M. Scott Niederjohn, Mark C. Schug, and William C. Wood.

Visit libertyfund.org this upcoming Monday as we feature new content on A Call to Liberty surrounding the question, "What in the Founders' education prepared them to be able to craft the Declaration?"

 A Call to Liberty is a two-year, 24-part series that strives to reawaken interest in and respect for the Declaration of Independence as we approach its 250th anniversary in July of 2026. Every month, Liberty Fund brings you a slate of fresh content that explores questions related to important themes from the Declaration and considers them in relation to our past, our present, and our future.