The Liberty Archive FREECAPITALISTS.ORG

First published 1950

The Freeman 1991

by Foundation for Economic Education

Vol. 41, 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 North488 pagesUpdated June 8, 2009

The Freeman 1991 by Foundation for Economic Education is available as a free PDF, EPUB, and Kindle download at freecapitalists.org.

Author
Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
Format
PDF, EPUB, and Kindle
Pages
488
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.

Liberty, ethics & philosophy

The Foundation for Economic Education The Freeman 1991

Questions

About this book and this copy

Is The Freeman 1991 free to download?
Yes. The complete 488-page PDF, EPUB, and Kindle downloads directly from this page (55.9 MB). There is no signup, no account and no paywall.
How long is The Freeman 1991?
488 pages, 140 chapters, and about 276,312 words in the edition this archive serves.
Is The Freeman 1991 in the public domain?
Believed so. US works published between 1932 and 1963 kept copyright past 28 years only if someone filed a renewal, and no renewal for this work was found in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. That is a search result rather than a legal opinion: a renewal filed under a shortened title or a different claimant would not have been found. Some copies carry a rights notice, which records the original claim and does not extend a term that lapsed.

What's in it

140 chapters · 276,312 words · free to read here

  1. The Freeman 1991
  2. 80 Million Volunteers; J. L. Payne
  3. A Closer Look at the Debt and Deficit; R. Higgs
  4. Politics, Ecoomics, and the Destructiveness of Deficits; D.R. Lee and Cynthia D. Lee
  5. The Idealist in the Young Communist League; A. Berwick
  6. Modernization and Central Planning; E.C. Pasour, Jr.
  7. A Note on Converting the Ruble; G. Wolfram
  8. "To Further Free Trade Principles": Origins of The Economist; N. Elliott
  9. Exporting Taxes Threatens State Economies; J. Semmens
  10. Children's Television Shouldn't be Regulated; T. F. Harris, Jr.
  11. Calling the Bluff; K. M. Boudreaux
  12. Mises: The Impact of Ideas; W. Peterson
  13. Book Reviews
  14. February
  15. Freedom of the (Printing) Press: M. Coulter
  16. Resurfacing the Road to Serfdom; S. Szasz
  17. Lessons from the Road; J. Baden and R. Marotz-Baden
  18. The 1946 Voter Revolt; G. M. Anderson
  19. Wilhelm von Humboldt: R. Miniter
  20. The Growth of Privatized Policing; N. Elliott
  21. Did Horvat Answer Hayek? D. Prychitko
  22. The Charade of Participatory Democracy; R. Foley, Jr.
  23. Book Reviews
  24. March
  25. The Terrible D-word; D. Smith
  26. A Chat with a Mass-Man; M. Reed
  27. State Subsidy to Private Schools; J. Chodes
  28. Unions Drop Their Mask; C. Baird
  29. Old Letter and Old Buildings; W. Block
  30. Ecology, Socialism, and Capitalism; T. Machan
  31. The End of Communism; D. Glasner
  32. Why Communism Failed; B. B. Greaves
  33. Foreign Investment Helps Americans; C. Bohanon and T. N. Van Cott
  34. Term-of-Office Limits Won't Reduce Government Abuse; G. Galles
  35. Economic Development or Economic Disaster? B. Anderson
  36. Book Reviews
  37. April
  38. Learning Not to Love Revolution; G. Friedman
  39. Albania: Europe's Last Marxist Holdout
  40. Do Wars Cure Ailing Economies; M. Ahlseen
  41. Pigeons and Property Rights; D. G. Smith
  42. The Roots of the Liability Crisis; J.L. Payne
  43. Home Schooling; A Peronsal Experience; H. Lapp
  44. Medicate: Prescription for a Fool's Paradise; D. Durante and S. Durante
  45. Boulwarism; Ideas Have Consequences; W. H. Peterson
  46. The Objectives of Economic Education; L. von Mises
  47. The Re-legalization of Drugs; T. Machan and M. Thornton
  48. Knowledge-Processing, Spontaneous Order, and Free Market; S. Petro
  49. Book Reviews
  50. May
  51. Transforming the Command Economies; H. Sennholz
  52. Germany: The Promise of Freedom; D. Boudreaux and T. Plofchan, Jr.
  53. Unsafe at Any Speed; J. Hood
  54. Homosexuality's Legal Revolution; C. Horowitz
  55. Should Government Subsidize Higher Education; J. L. Payne
  56. The Centre Square Water Works; J. Maccaro
  57. The Only Failure We Have to Fear Is the Fear of Failure; D. R. Lee and R. McKenzie
  58. The Locker room is Private Property; D. G. Smith
  59. Affirmative Disintegration; India's Most Dangerous Decade
  60. "Acting Black" Crushes Personal Spirit; J. D. Hill

All 140 chapters

Keep reading

More by Foundation for Economic Education

Keep reading

Read this on Kindle or Apple Books

Kindle

  1. Download the Kindle file above if there is one, otherwise the EPUB.
  2. Go to amazon.com/sendtokindle and upload the file, or email it as an attachment to your Kindle's @kindle.com address (find it under "Manage Your Content and Devices" → Devices in your Amazon account).
  3. Open the Kindle app or device; the book appears next time it syncs over Wi-Fi.

Apple Books

  1. Download the EPUB file above (Apple Books doesn't read Kindle formats).
  2. On iPhone or iPad, open the downloaded file and tap "Copy to Books." On a Mac, double-click it.
  3. Find it in your Books library; it syncs to your other devices via iCloud.