8. Index

American Constitution, 31

American Historical Review, 22

Anticapitalist, 42

Barnes, Harry Elmer, 23

Beale, Howard K., 22

Bill of Rights, 31

Black, Charles, 31

Boétie, Étienne de la, 19–20

Bourne, Randolph, 45

Buchanan, James, 41

Burnham, James, 35

Calhoun, John C., 37–41

Chodorov, Frank, 53

Collective security as maximizing extent of war, 48

Dawson, Christopher, 55

Disquisition (Calhoun), 37, 38, 41

Dorfman, Joseph, 51

Exchange, 13–15, 53–54

Faith and Freedom (Schwarvtzman), 16

Federal government, 33, 40

Federal law, 39

Government

anticapitalist, 42

coercion, 11, 47

conscription, 44

fallacy, 10, 44

fear of conquest and revolutionary overthrow, 44

method of control

appear inevitable, 18

appear legitimate, 30–36

church, 23

conspiracy, 26, 27

court “historians,” 23

depreciate individual and critical thinking, 25

education, 54–55

fear of alternative systems, 20

ideology, 20

passive resignation, 18, 26

Hayek, F.A., 21

Henry VIII, 42

Holy Writ, 34

House of Hohenzollern, 21

Hume, 19

Huszar, George B. de, 21

Inducing guilt, 27

Intellectual “rewards,” 20

International law civilized war vs. total war, 49

limited inter-state destruction, 48

preserve private citizens of neutral and warring countries, 48

Jacobs, Norman, 23, 26

Jaszi, Oscar, 19

Jouvenel, Bertrand de, 17, 21, 25, 30–31, 42–13

Judicial branch, 31, 32, 34, 35, 54

Keynesian equations, 28

Lewis, 19

Lewis, John D., 19

Liberation, 22

Material productive forces, 26

Mencken, H.L., 26, 29, 46

Mises, Ludwig von, 4, 9, 18–19

Modern Age, 38

Nazi, 10

Needham, Joseph, 22

Nef, John U., 49–51

New Individualist Review, 12

New York Times Sunday Review of Books, 22

Nickerson, Hoffman, 50

Nock, Albert J., 16, 53

Oppenheimer, Franz, 14–16

Owl, The, 21

Pacific Historical Review, 22

Power

at war with capitalist authorities, 43

race between man and nature, 53

Property, 14, 45, 48, 51

Raskin, Marcus, 22

Read, Conyers, 22

Ribs, Jeanne, 22

Rothbard, Murray N., 12, 38

Schumpeter, Joseph A., 12, 21

Schwartzman, Jack, 16

Smith, J. Allen, 38–39

Spencer, Herbert, 41

Supreme Court

“something of a miracle,” 35

changed constitutional power of congress over national economy, 36

imparts legitimacy to state, 36

monopoly of ultimate interpreting power, 38

part of government, 34

violates basic juridical principle, 34

Territorial identification, 11, 47, 51

Theft as economics, 14, 28

Treaties, sanctity of, 51

Tullock, Gordon, 41

Ultrascientific planning by experts, 28

Veale, F.J.P, 49–50

Vested economic interests classic paradigm, 16

myth, 12

permanent opposition to genuinely private capital, 42

predatory, 15

self-preservation, 18

transcends limits transform concepts, 30

Wealth

economic means, 14

political means, 14

Wittfogel, Karl A., 21–23

World War I, 45