Liberty and Law

George Lacy challenges the individualistic philosophy of Herbert Spencer and the political economists, arguing that true liberty requires a just and equitable social order. This book is a provocative exploration of the relationship between liberty, law, and society that will appeal to anyone interested in political theory.

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