The Abolition Of Liberty (book).

Public discussion rages about what our fundamental human rights are and how they should be safeguarded, from identity cards to how we secure our property. In this incisive and provocative book, Peter Hitchens argues that public perceptions of these contentious topics, ranging from crime and punishment to so-called "soft drugs," are founded on erroneous assumptions, manipulated statistics, and cheap slogans. His strong and counterintuitive findings will challenge readers on both the Left and the Right, but they are required reading for everyone concerned with establishing a legal and peaceful society. The Abolition of Liberty contends that the liberty of the many is endangered as a result of the misdeeds of the few.

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