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Many authors have consistently written great books (or perhaps a few superb books) with [[conservative]] messages. Here is a growing list of them:

#''[[Harvey Mansfield]], eg [[Manliness]].
#''[[Friedrich Hayek]], eg [[The Road to Serfdom]] and [[The Constitution of Liberty]].
#''[[Roger Scruton]], eg [[Modern Philosophy: An Introduction and Survey]].
#''[[Adam Smith]], eg [[The Wealth of Nations]].
#''[[David Hume]], eg [[A Treatise on Human Nature]].

====(Authors to include above, by work:-)====
#''[[The Wealth of Nations]]'' by [[Adam Smith]] - The classic guide to [[capitalism]] and an explanation of the necessity of [[free trade]]
#''[[Feminist Fantasies]]'' by [[Phyllis Schlafly]] - about the deceitful, anti-[[Christian]] movement of [[feminism]]
#''[[A Choice, Not An Echo]]'' by [[Phyllis Schlafly]] - about how the anti-conservative [[liberal]] wing of the [[Republican Party]] manipulated the party's choice of nominees in the typical liberal fashion
#''[[The Road to Serfdom]]'', by [[Friedrich Hayek]] - a warning of the dangers of [[Central planning]] regardless of ideology: [[socialism]], [[communism]], [[fascism]], etc.
#''[[The Burden of Bad Ideas]]'' by [[Heather MacDonald]] - how modern "intellectuals" hurt our society
#''[[McCarthy and His Enemies]]'' by [[William F. Buckley, Jr.]] and [[L. Brent Bozell III]] - defends [[America]]n [[patriot]] [[Joe McCarthy]] in his fight against [[communism|communist]] infiltration of this great country
#''[[Notes of Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787]]'', by [[James Madison]] - first hand account of the [[Constitutional Convention|proceedings]] which created the [[United States Constitution]].
#''[[Federalist Papers]]'', by [[John Jay]], [[Alexander Hamilton]], and [[James Madison]] - published in book form in 1788, together with the debate notes these essays explain the functions and the limited role of the federal government.
#''[[Two Treatises of Government]]'', by [[John Locke]] - a succinct philosophical explanation of [[Natural Law]]: God's Law. Directly influenced the [[Declaration of Independence]].
#''[[Eat the Rich]]'' by PJ O'Rourke - An examination of the relative merits of capitalism and socialism through four case studies: Good Capitalism (USA), "Bad Capitalism" (Albania), "Good socialism" (Sweden) and Bad socialism (Cuba)
#''[[Reflections on the Revolution in France ]]'' by [[Edmund Burke]] - A deep analysis of [[French Revolution]] and the reasons it is called evil.
#''[https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Death-Europe-Douglas-Murray/dp/1543625487 The Strange Death of Europe]'' by Douglas Murray - shows how left-wing and globalist policies are destroying European society
#''[[The Rise and Demise of the British World Order and Lessons for Global Power]]'' by [[Niall Ferguson]]- From the Leftists, they had robbed the Spaniards, beaten the French and plundered the Indians. But there should always have an answer to the question "why"?
#''[[Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism]]'' by [[Max Weber]] - This highly influential treatise glorifies capitalism and Christianity (Protestantism in particular) as well as hard work and disdain for leisure.

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