it, to Read. In 1950, Read joined the board of directors for the newly founded periodical The Freeman, a free market magazine that was a forerunner of the conservative National Review, to which Read was also a contributor. In 1954, Read arranged for the struggling magazine to be transferred to a for-profit company owned by FEE. In 1956, FEE assumed direct control of the magazine, turning it into a non-profit outreach tool for the foundation. Read received an Honorary Doctoral Degree at Universidad Francisco Marroquín in 1976. He continued to work with FEE until his death in 1983. Works Read authored 29 books, some of which are still in print and sold by FEE. Romance of Reality (New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc., 1937) I'd Push the Button (New York: Joseph D. McGuire, 1946) Pattern for Revolt (1948) Students of Liberty (FEE, 1950) Outlook for Freedom (1951) Government – an Ideal Concept (FEE, 1954; 2nd edition 1997) "I, Pencil" (FEE, 1958 & 2008) Why Not Try Freedom? (FEE, 1958) Elements of Libertarian Leadership (FEE, 1962) Anything That's Peaceful: The Case for the Free Market (FEE, 1964; revised edition 1992; 2nd edition 1998) The Free Market and Its Enemy (FEE, 1965) Deeper Than You Think (FEE, 1967) Where Lies This Fault? (FEE, 1967) Accent on the Right (FEE, 1968) The Coming Aristocracy (FEE, 1969) Let Freedom Reign (FEE, 1969) Talking To Myself (FEE, 1970) Then Truth Will Out (FEE, 1971) To Free or Freeze, That is the Question (FEE, 1972) Instead of Violence (FEE, 1973) Who's Listening (FEE, 1973) Free Man's Almanac (FEE, 1974) Having My Way (FEE, 1974) Castles in the Air (FEE, 1975) The Love of Liberty (FEE, 1975) Comes the Dawn (FEE, 1976) Awake for Freedom's Sake (FEE, 1977) Vision (FEE, 1978) Liberty: Legacy of Truth (FEE, 1978) The Freedom Freeway (FEE, 1979) Seeds of Progress (FEE, 1980) Thoughts Rule the World (FEE, 1981) How Do We Know (FEE, 1981) The Path of Duty (FEE, 1982) Clichés of Socialism (FEE, various) Unpublished Work Read kept private journals from 1949 to 1978, all of which are available in archive form from FEE. Leonard E. Read Journal (FEE, various) See also Classical liberalism Laissez-faire Notes References External links Books by Leonard Read at the Mises Institute. Foundation for Economic Education Honoris Causa Doctaral degrees at University Francisco Marroquín 1898 births 1983 deaths Austrian School economists American libertarians American political