The Common Reader
Henry Oliver, Anna McCulloughNerdy literature newsletter. Helping you make the most of your reading.
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250 years of The Wealth of Nations
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My appearance on Conversations with Tyler
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Naomi Kanakia: How Great Are the Great Books?
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Writer. Critic. Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center. \Literature, history, liberalism, philosophy.
PhD in Victorian literature, interested in nineteenth-century culture and scientific theory
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