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586 The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism
Law and Public Opinion in England during the Nineteenth
Century (Dicey), 123, 378
Law Merchant, 286–287
explanation of, 286
judiciary and, 265–267
law without coercive state example of, 286
mechanisms of legal changes to, 286
modern application of, 286
royal courts vs., 286
voluntary contract enforcement and, 286, 526
The Law of Peoples (Rawls), 416
Lawrence, D. H., 382
Lazarus, M. E., 513
League of Nations, 349
Leal, Donald, 151, 285
Leavens, Donald R., 17
Le Censeur européen periodical (Comte & Dunoyer, eds.),
86, 129, 130
Le Censeur periodical (Comte & Dunoyer, eds.), 86, 129
Lecky, W. E. H., 397, 420
Lectures on the Early History of Institutions (Maine), 314
Lectures on the Relation between Law and Public Opinion in
England during the Nineteenth Century (Dicey), 123
Lee, Richard Henry, 172
Leeson, Peter, 526
LeFevre, Robert, 287–288
anticommunist and antiunionist movements and, 287
autarchism philosophy of, 287
Roy A. Childs and, 61
Freedom School, Rampart College and, 287
Rose Wilder Lane and, 282
property-based libertarianism of, 288
Rampart Journal of Individualist Thought and, 288
retaliatory force issue and, 358
Left libertarianism, 288–289
collective nature ownership concept of, 288, 289
definition of, 288
individualist anarchism and, 243–244
libertarian objections to, 288–289
private property denial and, 288
self-ownership and, 288–289
socialist beliefs of, 288
Two Treatises of Government (Locke) and, 288
The Legal Foundations of Capitalism (Commons), 284
Leggett, William, 289–290
abolitionism supported by, 289
free banking supported by, 289, 338
minimal state supported by, 289–290
monopoly charters opposed by, 289
privatization of coinage supported by, 338
privatization supported by, 289
Leichter, Otto, 476
Leoni, Bruno, 80
Lerner, Abba, 139, 477
A Letter Concerning Toleration (Locke), xxvii, 147,
183–184, 305, 543
Letter on the Blind (Diderot), 124
Letters on a Regicide Peace (Burke), 43
Letters on the Equality of the Sexes and the Condition of
Woman (Grimké), 174
Levellers (Great Britain), 290–292
An Agreement of the People and, 291, 304
An Arrow against All Tyrants (Overton) and, 290
beliefs held by, 291
Certaine Articles and, 291
contract sanity and, 291
A Defence against All Arbitrary Usurpations
(Overton) and, 291
egalitarian socialism opposed by, 155
English Civil War and, 146, 290–291
equality and, 154–155
legal equality supported by, 291
Richard Overton and, 154, 290–291
positive tasks of government and, 291
“principle of right reason” concept and, 290
privileges opposed by, 291
Puritanism and, 408
religious freedom focus of, 290, 421–422
self-preservation concept and, 290, 421
self-propriety concept and, 290, 421
separation of church and state focus of, 290
spokesmen of, 290
terminology and, 291–292
universal human rights and, xxvi–xxvii, xxxii,
108, 146, 290–291
Whigs and, 292, 542–543
Leviathan (Hobbes), 226
Levine, David, 250
Lévi-Strauss, Claude, 79
Levitt, Steven, 30
Levoisier, Antoine, 147
Liability, 292–293
consensual arrangement cases and, 292–293
Good Samaritan legal obligation and, 292
harm between strangers vs. relationships and, 292
individual choice and, 293
issues regarding, 292
judiciary and, 265–267
personal injury and, 292
restitution for crime and, 427–429
strict liability vs. negligent liability and, 292
tort vs. contract dominance and, 293
Liberal critique of libertarianism, 293–295
aggregate effects of free exchange and, 295
conservative critique of libertarianism vs., 95–97
“distribution of natural talents” as a “collective asset”
concept and, 294
externalities and, 293–294
free market issue and, 293
individual liberty and slavery paradox and, 294
property acquisition issues and, 293
redistribution of wealth issue and, 293, 295