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  • Ayn Rand Explained: From Tyranny to Tea Party by Ronald E. Merrill
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    • A surprising, intriguing take on a controversial writer. Packed with fascinating information, much of it new, the book is a real page turner--and a reminder of why Rand's novels are continuously making their way onto best-seller lists. Merrill has a detailed understanding of Rand's philosophy and familiarity with her novels I don't agree with everything he says but his discussion is full of insights and penetrating points, and I learned a great deal from reading it. One need not agree with all of his conclusions to congratulate Mr. Merrill on the independence of his thinking. You may have already requested this item.

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    China, the New Paper Tiger. In , Branden himself was expelled by Rand, the Institute was shut down, and all members who questioned this ruling were themselves excommunicated and shunned by Rand and her disciples. Kati rated it liked it Oct 27, Your email address will not be published. Is this really necessary? The opinion-less commentator is as rare as the proverbial black swan or an independent voter.

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    Ayn Rand Explained: From Tyranny to Tea Party by Ronald E. Merrill

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