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Anything That's Peaceful: The Case for the Free Market  
Author(s) Leonard E. Read
Country United States
Subject(s) Economics, Political economy
Genre(s) Non-fiction, Collection
Publisher Foundation for Economic Education
Publication date 1964
Media type Print
Pages 243 p.
OCLC Number 177752

Anything That's Peaceful: The Case for the Free Market is a collection of writings by American economist Leonard E. Read. It includes the famous essay known as "I, Pencil".

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