H

habeas corpus,133, 136

Hadas, Moses, 65–66

Hamilton, Alexander, 78–79, 101–5, 107

Hammerskjöld, Dag, 184

Hammond, Bray, 101–02

Haney, Lewis, 310–11

Hanna, Mark, 145

Harding, Earl

The Untold Story,154

Harper, F.A., 10, 13, 14

Harriman, Henry, 280, 283–84

Harrington, James, 71

Harris, Seymour, 211, 213

Harrison, William H., 145, 147

Hartford Wits, 105

Hartz, Louis, 59

Harvard University, 209–13

Hawaii, 81, 146, 149, 150

Hawley, Cameron

Cash McCall,394

Executive Suite,394

Hawley-Smoot Tariff, 166

Hay, John, 154

Hayek, F.A.

on competition, 257

Counter-Revolution of Science,277

at London School of economics, 210

sponsorship by Volker Fund, 17–18, 22

Hayes, Rutherford B., 145

Haymarket riots, 142

Hazlitt, Henry

The Failure of the “New Economics,”4, 277–79

The Fallacies of the New Economics,291

Great Idea (Time Will Run Back),277

Hearings On Operation of National and Federal Reserve Banking Systems, Part I,264n49

Hearst, William Randolph, 286

Hebrews, 63, 67

Hegel, G.W.F., 56

Geist,62

Heidegger, Martin, 67

Heinlein, Robert

Revolt in 2100,394

Helper, Hinton

The Impending Crisis,131

Henry, Patrick, 95

Herald-Tribune,13

Hesiod, 63

Hicks, John

The Federal Union,89

hierarchical order, 56

Hildreth, Richard, 71

Hiroshima, 175–76, 337–38, 366

Hiss, Alger, 202

History of Economic Doctrines From the Time of the Physiocrats to the Present Day (Gide and Rist), 309n74

History of Economic Thought (Haney), 311n76

History of Israel (Bright), 63

History of the American Republic, A (DeHuszar and Stevenson), xi, 2–3, 86–188

Hitler, Adolf

attacks on Soviet Union, 346

DeHuszar’s view of World War II, 171–72, 175

freedom of thought and, 45

interventionism of U.S. and, 326

Kennan’s view of World War II and, 381

Keynesian theory of economics and, 213

Hittites, 63

Ho Chi Minh, 349

hoarding, 198

Hofstadter, Richard, 73

Hoiles, R.C., 13

holism, 56

Holland, Henry, 207

Hoover, Herbert

administration of, 168–69

DeHuszar’s view of domestic policies, 91

foreign policy of U.S. government and, 196

“Fortress America” position, 183

Great Depression and, 289–90

imposition of federal redio-channels, 165

Memoirs,197

Robinson’s hagiography of, 197–99

Swope Plan and, 282–83

Hoover Administration, The (Meyers and Newton), 197

Hoover Leadership, The (Robinson), 197–99

Hoover Policies, The (Wilbur and Hyde), 197

Hornbeck, Stanley, 201

Horney, Karen, 186

housing, governmental, 254

housing, public, 159, 170

housing industry, 238

Howe, Irving, 391

Huerta, General, 153

Hughes, Henry, 131

Hull, Cordell, 156, 173, 201, 203

Human Action (Mises), 275, 277

humanism, 56

Hungary, 161, 180, 337, 382

Hutchinson, Anne, 95

Huxley, Aldous

Brave New World,394

Hyde, Arthur M.

The Hoover Policies,197

hyperinflationist doctrine, 30–31