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“Charity is false, futile and poisonous when offered as a substitute for justice.”

– Henry George
The Crime of Poverty: Speeches and Articles (1877 to 1890)

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Charles Bormey to Alexander Mackendrick, December 18, 1915

Letter, 1915 Alexander Mackendrick

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Ninety episodes of conversation on land, housing, taxes, and the future of work, recorded with economists and authors from around the world. Free to stream.

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Over a hundred talks, panels, and short answers to questions like what Henry George would say about AI, vacant land, or the price of a home. Free to watch.

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Longer arguments and case studies on where the land question shows up in real places, from vacancy in Erie to land tenure in South Africa. Forty pieces so far.

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Eighty-five recorded conversations with economists, authors, and researchers on land, housing, and the economy, drawn from the same lineup as the podcast.

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