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Albert Jay Nock — MetaHistoryBook
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Albert Jay Nock
American journalist (1870-1945)
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
13 October 1870
Died
19 August 1945
Place of birth
Scranton
Place of death
Wakefield
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Albert
,
Jay
Family name
Nock
Movement
Old Right
Occupation
essayist
,
journalist
,
autobiographer
,
sociologist
,
biographer
Citizenship
United States
archives at
Manuscripts and Archives Department Yale University Library
cause of death
leukemia
educated at
Bard College
employer
Bard College
influenced by
Franz Oppenheimer
,
Henry George
languages spoken, written or signed
English
manner of death
natural causes
notable work
Our Enemy, the State
political ideology
right-libertarianism
,
Georgism
writing language
English
Connected on Wikidata
Author of
A New Science and Its Findings
Subject of
Nock, Albert Jay (1870-1945), critic and writer
Influenced
Ayn Rand
H. L. Mencken
Barry Goldwater
William F. Buckley Jr.
Curtis Yarvin
Frank Chodorov
L. Neil Smith
John Chamberlain
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