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First published 1950

The Freeman 1954, Vol. II

by Foundation for Economic Education

[Essays on Liberty, 1954, Vol. II] Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York. This complete archive of The Freeman (1950-1999) is made possible by a generous grant from Guillermo M. Yeatts, in cooperation with Walter Block, and additional assistance from Gary North.440 pagesUpdated April 7, 2009

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
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PDF
Pages
440
License
Believed to be in the public domain: this work was published in the 1932-1963 window when US copyright had to be renewed after 28 years, and no renewal was found in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. Not independently confirmed.

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39 chapters · page numbers are this file's

  1. Prefacep. 5
  2. Combating Statism; L. E. Readp. 7
  3. The America We Lost; M. A. Peip. 21
  4. The Personal Practice of Freedom; E. Lipscombp. 25
  5. Life on the Reservation; R. J. Rushdoonyp. 47
  6. Isaiah's Job; A. J. Nockp. 49
  7. Freedom From Want; S. Dailyp. 60
  8. Where Karl Marx Went Wrong; S. Pettengillp. 63
  9. Equality; R. L. Evansp. 75
  10. Property Rights and Human Rights; P.L. Poirotp. 77
  11. Why Prices Are High; H. Hazlittp. 88
  12. Gaining The Free Market; F. A. Harperp. 91
  13. The Fallacy of Controlled Prices; H. De Graffp. 116
  14. Bargaining; P. L. Poirotp. 119
  15. Gun Play in the Market Place; E. W. Dykesp. 164
  16. The Price Of Price Controls; I. Oldsp. 167
  17. Two Paths To Collectivism; R. H. Clinchyp. 173
  18. When We Socialize Kilowatt-Hoursp. 179
  19. A Just Price and Emergency Price Fixing; F. A. Harperp. 182
  20. The Vital Margin; F. A. Truslowp. 200
  21. Two Ways To Stop Strikes; L.E. Readp. 203
  22. The Power of an Idea; R. L. Buellp. 212
  23. To Communism...Via Majority Vote; B. Moreellp. 216
  24. Gaining Recruits For an Idea; F. A. Harperp. 247
  25. Do you Dare To Be Different? K.Sollittp. 250
  26. Why Don't You Propose Something Constructive? F. Chodorovp. 257
  27. Conscription; D. Websterp. 259
  28. Patrick Henry's Choice; B. Moreellp. 275
  29. Victims of Social Leveling; L. E. Readp. 277
  30. How Government Grows; W. C. Mullendorep. 292
  31. Human Rights And United States; R. Clinchyp. 296
  32. Cause of Corrupt Government; C. Manionp. 332
  33. Equality and Security; D. Russellp. 336
  34. Discrimination; F. A. Harperp. 363
  35. Two Kinds of Exchange; L. E. Readp. 374
  36. Education for 1984; A. Bestor, Jrp. 378
  37. A Liberation's Platform; J. Ingebretsenp. 393
  38. My Freedom Depends on Yours; D. Russellp. 396
  39. About the Authorsp. 419

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