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First published 1950

The Freeman 1976

by Foundation for Economic Education

Vol.26, nos. 1-12. 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 North768 pagesUpdated July 4, 2009

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
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768
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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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113 chapters · 288,729 words · free to read here

  1. The Freeman 1976
  2. Who Wants to Be Self-Sufficient? J. Hockman
  3. The True Spirit of '76; J. Lacy
  4. The Bureaucratic Incubus; C. Carson
  5. The Classical Medicine; J. Davenport
  6. Democracy in America; R. Bearce
  7. An Intangible Bicentennial Monument; M. Rukeyser
  8. Guess Who? J. Wilke
  9. Individual Responsibility; R. Foley, Jr.
  10. How Much Will Be Enough; J. McAdoo
  11. Moral Law and Freedom; V. O. Watts
  12. Book Reviews
  13. February
  14. A Bicentennial Question; C. Carson
  15. A Mineral Alert; P. L. Poirot
  16. The Businesman and Free Enterprise; B. Rogge
  17. Why Reforming the ICC is Not Enough; W. Burt
  18. A Free Society; B. Siegan
  19. The Woolly-Minded Cotton Spinner; M. Barger
  20. Academic Freedom; J. Wilke
  21. Socialiazed Hot Dogs; D. Scholl
  22. Book Reviews
  23. March
  24. Instead of What? H. Hazlitt
  25. The Age of the Technicality; C. Carson
  26. An Ancient Fable Retold; W. A. Paton
  27. Threats to Freedom in Higher Education; C. Hepburn
  28. The Postal Monopoly; B. Summers
  29. A New Look at the Abolitionists; W. Chadwick
  30. What the Bible Says About Big Government; J. Patrick
  31. Book Reviews
  32. April
  33. The Losing Struggle to Save Private Enterprise; M. Barger
  34. Mother Nature; C.LaDow
  35. The 1975 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics; I. Kirzner
  36. The Publication of the Wealth of Nationsl C. Carson
  37. The Plot to Print a Masterpiece; J. Markowitz
  38. The Right to Food; E. C. Pasour, Jr.
  39. The Problems of Halting Economic Growth; D. Lee and R. McNown
  40. How Much Competition; B. Summers
  41. Eat, Drink, Talk; F. Mahaffy
  42. Book Reviews
  43. May
  44. Education Vouchers; G. North
  45. A New Message; J. Pemberton
  46. Capital Consumption; H. Sennholz
  47. Socialism as a Family Enterprise; Y. Lubkin
  48. The Business of Government; C. Carson
  49. Book Reviews
  50. June
  51. Why Teacher Power Had to Happen; M. Barger
  52. A New Message; J. Pemberton
  53. There Out NOT to be a Law; C. Carson
  54. Adam Smith and the Invisible Hand; E. Opitz
  55. In Pursuit of Happiness; R. Foley, Jr.
  56. Book Reviews
  57. July
  58. Unemployment, Unions, and Inflation; S. Petro
  59. A Real Con Job; R. Anderson
  60. A New Message; J. Pemberton

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