Title: Let's Put Rose Wilder Lane's Thinking into an Even Narrower Vein
Product review: Rose Wilder Lane excludes the thought of many great libertarians. For example, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. Imad-ad-Ahmad excludes the entire corpus of western thought from Rose Wilder Lane. This book is shamefully disorganized and concentrates on Lane's praise of Arab civilization. Certainly, it was more tolerant and advanced than the dark ages. The book does not present a specifically libertarian tradition in its entirety. Just some very controversial views about the Quran. Having done this, this is little more than a narowly Islamic diatribe with some reference to Rose Wilder Lane. I cannot recommend this book. Itr is nothing more than a tribute to Lane and a narrow and unconvincing theological diatribe. You would be far better off reading a free Libertarian pamphlet than paying money for this book. It is worth very little
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