The University's Libertarian Library Online aims to collect together online resources exploring different aspects of libertarian philosophy in a convenient single-source location, thus providing a comprehensive virtual library of libertarianism. As well as providing access to complete texts of such key writers as Henry David Thoreau, Ludwig von Mises and Adam Smith via online libraries, it includes links to libertarian organizations, political parties and to thousands of shorter articles and papers. All resources are free at the point of delivery and fully digitized for easy searching and printing.

The language of the Library is English; we note that there are also valuable resources in other languages outside the scope of the Library.

The interpretation of libertarianism taken in the Library is wide, although not all those listed here interpret it within such broad boundaries. In particular, links are provided to left-libertarian, right-libertarian and non-partisan sources. No link should be taken to indicate either endorsement of that organization by the University, or vice versa.

Libertarian Alliance Publications
A series of publications of the Libertarian Alliance (UK), reproduced with permission. Organized by series:

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Personal Perspectives

22. Dr Robert Lefever, Independent Healthcare: Further Reflections of a Private Doctor, 2004, 8pp
ISBN: 1 85637 767 9
(pdf)

21. Franklin Cudjoe, How I Became a Libertarian, 2004, 4pp
ISBN: 1 85637 585 4
(pdf)

20. Peter Saint-Andre, Objectivism and the Meaning of Life, 2003, 4pp
ISBN: 1 85637 583 8
(pdf)

19. Peter Saint-Andre, Eastern Eyes: How I Learned First-Hand About the Realities of Socialism, 2003, 4pp
ISBN: 1 85637 587 0
(pdf)

18. Dr Robert M. H. Lefever, From Disillusion to Delight: Reflections of a Private Doctor, 2003, 8pp
ISBN: 1 85637 568 4
(pdf)

17. Brian Micklethwait, Losing, Blogging and Winning, 2002, 4pp
ISBN: 1 85637 533 1
(pdf)

16. Madsen Pirie, Space Adventure! Why I Am Paying £75,000 For A Half-Hour Holiday, 2001, 2pp
ISBN: 1 85637 529 3
(pdf)

15. Natalie Solent, Rachel Weeping For Her Children: Understanding the Reaction to the Gun Massacre at Dunblane, 2001, 4pp
ISBN: 1 85637 527 7
(pdf)

14. Marina Brierley, Good News From Russia, 2000, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 487 4
(pdf)

13. Brian Micklethwait, Helping People to do Freedom: Reflections and Recollections of an Occasional Career Counsellor, 2000, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 483 1
(pdf)

12. Tina Terry, How Gun Control 'Worked' in Jamaica, 1998, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 482 3
(pdf)

11. Antone Clarke, Liberty in France: A Personal Account of the 'XXIIEME Universite D'Ete De La Nouvelle Economie, Aix-En-Provence, September 6th-11th 1999: Hayek and the Road to Freedom, 1999, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 473 4
(pdf)

10. Ken Macleod, Libertarianism, the Loony Left and the Secrets of the Illuminati, 1998, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 409 2
(pdf)

09. Danny Frederick, Amsterdam Revisited, 1996, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 353 3
(pdf)

08. Don Riley, Kiwi Property Deceloper in London: Why the Governent Should Get Out of Housing, 1996, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 342 6
(pdf)

07. William Landells, Cruising For a Bruising: Fun on the Sado-Masochistic Sex Scene, 1996, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 331 2
(pdf)

06. Tom Burroughes, Winning By Persisting: Lessons From a Personal Triumph, 1994, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 259 6
(pdf)

05. Danny Frederick, A Weekend in Amsterdam: One Libertarian's Experience of Freedom, 1992, 7pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 114 X
(pdf)

04. Tom Burroughes, Why I Am a Libertarian and How I Became One, 1992, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 110 7
(pdf)

03.Kevin McFarlane, From Critical Rationalism to Logic of Human Action, 1987, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 870614 00 3
(pdf)

02.Professor John Hibbs, OBE, Independence and Authority, 1986, 2pp.
ISBN: 0 948317 92 2
(pdf)

01.Chris Cooper, Mere Anarchy, 1984, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 240 5
(pdf)