First published 1950
The Freeman 1963, Vol.X
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- 1950
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- 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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- The Essence of Americanism; L.E. Read
- Basis of Liberty; D. Russell
- Freedom - A Biological Necessity; H. Elsom
- Experiments in Collectivism; M. Barger
- Urban Renewal - Opportunity for Land Piracy? J.C. Sparks
- How Winstedites Kept Their Integrity; R. Nader
- Emerson in Suburbia; S. Withers
- The High Cost of High Tax Rates
- Liberty and Taxes; B. Smith
- Principles of Taxation; D. Russell
- Regulation of American Business; J. Swearingen
- Taxpayers' Money; H. Preston
- Can Opera Be Grand if Socialized? L.E. Read
- Government by Credit Card; M. H. Stans
- The Failure of the State Employment Service; O. Cooley
- No Day of Reckoning? H.P.B. Jenkins
- The British Nationalized Health Service; G. Winder
- Let's Wreck the Gravy Train; E. Coleson
- "Planning" Vs. The Free Market; H. Hazlitt
- The Alliance for Progress Must Fail; W.M. Fox
- Freedom Follows the Free Market; D. Russell
- A Healthy Skepticism; P.L. Poirot
- Least of All, the Family; J.C. Sparks
- The Parable of the Wise Men; L. Taylor
- Do-It-Yourself Brainwashing; D. M. Westerholm
- A King of Long Ago; L. Love
- Thoreau and the Modern American Housewife; F. W. Brown
- Making Fools of Ourselves; L.E. Read
- The American System of Majority Rule; E. Opitz
- Braiding the Lash; L. Stearns
- Let the People Own the Airwaves; M. D. Barger
- Freedom, Productivity, and Progress; E. P. Coleson
- The Moral Element in Free Enterprise; F.A. Hayek
- Freedom To Decide; J.C. Sparks
- Sources of Governmental Authority; D. Russell
- I Like Butter; J. Raley
- Academic Freedom; L.E. Read
- The Irresponsibles; K.W. Sollitt
- Who Conserves Our Resources? R. Maynard
- Stamps and the Labor Theory of Value; L. Stearns
- Could AT&T Run the Post Office? M. Barger
- Two Views of Mankind; P.L. Poirot
- To Help a Neighbor; G. Pearson
- Friend Battles Friend
- Defining Freedom; E. Opitz
- The Old Regime; S. B. Pettengill
- Laws Follow Beliefs; D. Russell
- Saying What We Mean; L.E. Read
- Authors
- Index
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