|  | Author: Mark R. Levin
Publisher: Threshold Editions
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Rating:  2078 reviews
Sales Rank: 73
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Unknown), English (Published)
Media: Hardcover
Edition: First Edition, Tenth Printing
Pages: 256
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Dimensions (in): 8.5 x 5.7 x 1
ISBN: 1416562850
Dewey Decimal Number: 320.520973
EAN: 9781416562856
ASIN: 1416562850
Publication Date: March 24, 2009
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 Meticulous, logical, and well-written November 16, 2009
Barry Miller (Nicholasville, KY USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Bought the hardback. Then bought the Kindle version so I could pass the hardback around.
Meticulously researched, eloquently written, and perfectly timed November 16, 2009
C. Burke (Washington, D.C.)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
It's hard not to say what's already been said. But for me, Liberty and Tyranny serves as one of my go-to resources for political philosophy. Mark Levin surgically deconstructs the opposition's arguments and proves them inaccurate on every point.
This was the perfect book for me given my circumstances. Before I cracked its spine, I had my beliefs but not why I believed them other than tradition and personal sentiments towards an ever-increasing regulatory state. I gladly passed it on to my grandfather, a Korean War veteran.
A US Citizen Requirement November 14, 2009
John R.
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Mark Levin takes a subject that is inherently dry and turns it into a "page turner". If you care about our country and want to understand what made it so great, and ways to keep it great, then you need to read this book. It should be required reading in all of our schools. Whether you are liberal or conservative in your thinking, you should read this book, only if it is the first two chapters. I have read the entire book twice.
 Makes some good points, but libertarian he ain't November 13, 2009
Brian Wright (Merrimack, NH USA)
2 out of 6 found this review helpful
To be kind, in (what Rand used to refer to as) "the intellectual bankruptcy of our age," any literary or mildly conceptual assertion of liberty, however limited, must be appreciated. And Levin doesn't seem to be malicious or suppressive of the truth as he ignores the fundamental principles of liberty from the "Great Libertarian Thinkers, Writers, and Activists" of history. He is simply blithely and blissfully clueless of this vast body of freedomwork... I think.
On the other hand--and this is the perfect question for all modern "conservatives" who pose as promoters of liberty--"What's their problem with Ron Paul?" Hasn't the libertarian-Republican Congressman from Texas, among all those in positions of influence and power in our American world, best articulated the vision of freedom in our time? Why doesn't Levin even give the good doctor a mention[2]. Was Levin freeze-dried or living in a cave during the 2008 Republican primary? What sort of liberty does Levin seek if he makes no connection whatever to the only true libertarian--and I'm using libertarian in the generic sense here, as anyone who advocates/ practices liberty--in recent memory on the national political stage?!
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A Must Read...Must Keep! November 11, 2009
Janis G. Moakler (Kennebunk, Maine)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Mr. Levin's latest work, "Liberty and Tyranny" is a great source of information for conservatives. It clearly and concisely lays out the various facets of the "statist" agenda and the undeniable harm it has done, and is doing, to our nation. In addition it makes the case for conservatism, the benefits of conservatism for all citizens. It is a brilliant history of this nation's founding, the great men that forged our Constitution in all it's brilliance. This is one of those books that I will keep on my shelf (next to "Men in Black" and "Rescuing Sprite"). It is my handbook on citizenship and American exceptionalism. I highly recommend it, especially to the young people who are our hope for the future.
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