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The Freeman 1966

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
Format
PDF, EPUB, and Kindle
Pages
816
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

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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.

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125 chapters · 300,922 words · free to read here

  1. The Freeman 1966
  2. Author of Liberty; E. Opitz
  3. The Relativity of Relativity;M. Upton
  4. Indivitualism versus Racism; A. Wortham
  5. Sweden's Great Society; S. Husbands, Jr.
  6. 6 Misconceptinos about Consumer Welfare; J. Dean
  7. State Economic Planning; W. H. Chamberlin
  8. The Flight from Reality 16: From Ideology to Myth I; C. Carson
  9. The Serpentine Gauntlet
  10. Money
  11. And Free Markets A Summary; V. O. Watts
  12. The Human Desire for Freedom; E. Y. Breese
  13. Book Reviews
  14. February
  15. The Cure for Poverty; W. H. Chamberlin
  16. Property and Poverty; P.L. Poirot
  17. USA Disaster Area; W.A. Paton
  18. The Rats are Casing the Cats; E. A. Opitz
  19. The Flight From Freedom 17: From Ideology to Mythology II; C. Carson
  20. Sacrilege and Cupidity; M. E. Bradford
  21. The Fallacy of Foreign Aid; H. Hazlitt
  22. The Macro Malady; L.E. Read
  23. Book Reviews
  24. March
  25. Why Humans must be Free; V. O. Watts
  26. The Flight from Reality 18: The Origins of Reform Methods; C. Carson
  27. The Moral Foundation of Freedom; R. Husted
  28. To the Gallows; V. Royster
  29. Lord Gifford's Legacy; E. Opitz
  30. Today's Robber Barons; K. F. Schumacher
  31. The Fiasco of Urban Renewal; M. Anderson
  32. Book Reviews
  33. April
  34. The Flight from Reality 19: The Flight from Economics; C. Carson
  35. On the Redistribution of Incomes; Sudha Shenoy
  36. The Armchair Skirmish against Poverty; R. J. Wheeler
  37. Progress to Regress; H. Sennholz
  38. Pay TV: The Right to Complete - and to Speak; E. Gillett
  39. Market Price of Burros; A. Bellerue
  40. Will the Real Price Adminstrator Please Stand Up! I. E. Howard
  41. Of Birds and Men
  42. Book Reviews
  43. May
  44. Erosion of the Mind; H. Brown
  45. Freedom Through Education; R. K. Newell
  46. The State Swelled and the People Shrank; W. H. Chamberlin
  47. Observations on the Russian Reform Movement; L. von Mises
  48. Insurance Problems; P.L. Poirot
  49. The Flight from Reality 20: Meliorist Economics; C. Carson
  50. 2 Philophies of Freedom; K. Sollitt
  51. Am I my brother's keeper? H. S. Bird
  52. Book Reviews
  53. June
  54. Progress: the Flower of Freedom; L.E. Read
  55. Please Step Aside; G.C. Roche III
  56. Socialism by Seduction; W. H. Chamberlin
  57. How Price Control Leads to Socialism; L. von Mises
  58. Private Rights and Government; G. Sutherland
  59. Private Enterprise in the Public Interest
  60. The Flight From Reality 21: The Bent to Destruction; C. Carson

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