I'd like to thank David Beito & Co. for inviting me to join Liberty & Power on a permanent basis. I look forward to posting on a wide variety of subjects that reflect my interests and enthusiasms. These include but are not limited to economics and British history and politics.

Kenneth R Gregg - 11/18/2004

Thank you for your kind thoughts. Working on a number of posts for my blog right now. Probably the next one is on Wordsworth's grand-nephew, Wordsworth Donisthorpe, although the material I have is getting pretty extensive on him and will have to trim it for the blog. He's known in libertarian circles as one of the British Individualists, but has become better-known now as one of the earliest inventors of the motion picture machine w/sound (and before Edison). Very interesting fellow.

Yours in liberty,
Ken
kgregglv@cox.net
CLASSical Liberalism: http://classicalliberalism.blogspot.com/

Keith Halderman - 11/18/2004

I to am glad to see you permanately on board, I enjoyed your earlier guest posts.

Steven Horwitz - 11/18/2004

<Flanders> Indeedly deedly do. </Flanders> Welcome Mark - good to have you here.

Chris Matthew Sciabarra - 11/18/2004

And a very public welcome aboard from me too, old pal... great to have you here!

Sheldon Richman - 11/17/2004

Welcome, Mark, old friend. I'd hope to see you before too long, but I hear you're going west, young man. Congratulations! All my best.

Mark Brady - 11/17/2004

Thank you, Ken, for your kind words. I've just checked out your weblog and found it most interesting. I look forward to your post on pirate revisionism.

Kenneth R Gregg - 11/17/2004

Mark,
Looks like you are headed to San Jose. You'll find a good number of libertarians teaching up that way. Best of luck to you.
Cheers!
Ken
kgregglv@cox.net
CLASSical Liberalism: http://classicalliberalism.blogspot.com/