Power & Liberty

Power & Liberty presents Leo Tolstoy's penetrating analysis of governmental power and its impact on individual liberty. With insightful observations and moral force, Tolstoy challenges readers to consider the true nature of authority and the responsibilities of citizens in a just society.

This edition, translated and adapted for an English-speaking audience by Huntington Smith, makes Tolstoy's vital message accessible to new generations. Explore the timeless themes of freedom, oppression, and the ethical dimensions of political life in this thought-provoking work. "Power & Liberty" remains strikingly relevant, offering profound insights into the dynamics of power that continue to shape our world.

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