P

pacifism, 31–32

Paine, Thomas, 103

Palmer, Elihu, 105

Palmer raids, 165

Panama Canal, 153

Panama Congress, 119

Panama Revolution, 152, 153

Panch Shila,366

Panic of 1819, 112–13

Panic of 1857, 130

Panic of 1873, 138

Parker, Alton B., 137n13, 156

parliament (English), 53–54

Parrington, Vernon L., 101

Parson’s Cause, 96

Paterson, Isabel

God of the Machine,13

Paul, Ron, xii

Peale, Norman Vincent, 188

Pearl Harbor, 3, 172, 174, 178–79

Peffer, Nathaniel, 202

Peking Review,367–69

People and the Court: Judicial Review in a Democracy (Black), 51–55

Perdicaris-Raisuli incident, 154

Perkins, George W., 156

Perry, Commodore William, 130

Person, H.S., 282

Peterson, Shorey, 317

Peterson, William H., 11, 19

Philippines, 150–51

Phillips, H.F., 40

philosophical archetypes, 389, 392

Phoenicians, 63

Pierce, Franklin, 126, 130, 134

Pigou, Arthur C., 318

Pincaré, Raymond, 159

Plain Talk,50

plantation economy, 191–92

Plato, 40

Republic,64–65, 67–68

Platt Amendment, 149

plots, literary, 387–88

Poetics (Aristotle), 388

Poland

DeHuszar’s view of World War II, 172, 176

Rapacki Plan, 364

reign of terror, 161

Polanyi, Karl

The Great Transformation,57

Political Context of Sociology, The (Bramson), 55–59

Polk, James K., 81, 124, 130

polygamy, 156

polylogism, 73

Pontiac War, 95

Populist movements, 137, 148

positivism, 298–301

Possessed, The (Dostoevsky), 394

post office

deterioration of, 185

federal expansion of, 104

monopolization of, 132

origins of, 95

Ronald Coase’s lectures on, 255

tyranny of, 253

Pound, Ezra, 182

pragmatism, 144

Pravda,364, 369

praxeology, 243–44

press, freedom of, 103, 114, 253–56

Price Control Devices in NRA Codes (Lewis), 287

prices

definition of, 226

purchasing power of money and, 240–49

Prices, Income, and Public Policy (Allen, Buchanan, and Colberg), 295–301

Principes (Cournot), 312–13

Principle of Political Economy, A (Mill), 310n75

Principles (Ricardo), 308nn72–73

Principles of ‘98, 88

Principles of Economics (Marshall), 315–16

Principles of Economics (Taussig), 249n37

prison reform, 144

private property

air frequencies and, 254

anarchism and, 27–32

class conflicts and, 72–73

enclosures of, 219–20

monopolies and, 314

natural resources and, 259

privateering, 97

“Professor Graham on Reserve Money and the 100% Proposal” (Lin), 264n50

profit, 30–31

progressive education, 8, 167, 184

Progressive movements, 137, 154–63

Prohibition, 198

property

enclosures of, 219–20

as source of class conflict, 72–73, 77–78

property rights

Black’s view of, 51

Chamberlain’s view of, 266

Prosperity Without Inflation (Burns), 263n48

protectionism. See alsotariffs

beginnings of in the United States, 114

exports and, 191–92

by government, 249–53

Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph, 30–31

Prussia, 97

public housing, 159

public schools

consolidation of, 186

in the first half of the 18th century, 130

growth of United States, 1790–1860 and, 192

integration of, 185

Jefferson’s plan, 105

Ordinances of 1785 and, 97

public utilities, 297

Puerto Rico, 184

Purchasing Power of Money, The (Fisher), 240–49

Puritans, 95