Freedom is rooted in liberal education.

Liberty Fund’s education bundle offers insight into the history of systematic education and its relevance to liberty. Michael Oakeshott distinguishes learning as a means from education as a method. George Turnbull shows us how a liberal education fosters true “inward liberty” and, in his collection of correspondence and academic writings, exemplifies the power of education to direct the lifelong learner toward true flourishing. E.G. West traces how the Industrial Revolution gave way to expansive educational opportunities across the West. Jacques Barzun examines teaching as an art on the level of secondary and post-secondary education.