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His work ‘defined the 20th century’: Jennifer Burns on whether or not Milton Friedman can be considered the last conservative

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Michele Horaney of the Hoover Institute on the Stanford University campus, holds up some of Milton Friedman’s books in Stanford, Calif., Thursday, Nov. 16, 2006. Paul Sakuma/AP Photo.

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13 Jun 24

Jennifer Burns, professor of history at Stanford University and research fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution, discusses her must-read book, Milton Friedman: The Last Conservative.

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