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CONTENTS vii Editorial Foreword X Preface 5 Introduction Was Socialism a Mistake? 6 One Between Instinct and Reason I I Biological and Cultural Evolution I I Two Moralities in Cooperation and Conflict 1 7 Natural Man Unsuited to the Extended Order 1 9 Mind Is Not a Guide but a Product of Cultural Evolution, and Is Based More on Imitation than on Insight or Reason 21 The Mechanism of Cultural Evolution Is Not Darwinian 23 Two The Origins of Liberty, Property and justice 29 Freedom and the Extended Order 29 The Classical Heritage of European Civilisation 31 ` Where There Is No Property There Is No justice' 33 The Various Forms and Objects of Property, and the Improvement Thereof 35 Organisations as Elements of Spontaneous Orders 37 Three The Evolution of the Market: Trade and Civilisation 38 The Expansion of Order into the Unknown 38 The Density of Occupation of the World Made Possible by Trade 41 Trade Older than the State 43 The Philosopher's Blindness 45 Four The Revolt of Instinct and Reason 48 The Challenge to Property 48 Our Intellectuals and Their Tradition of Reasonable Socialism 52 Morals and Reason: Some Examples 55 A Litany of Errors 60

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