Book Reviews

64 THE FREEMAN December BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) Memoirs, 1945-53 LARSON, Martin A. Church wealth and business income (Opitz) 4:57 LEKACHMAN, Robert. The age of Keynes (Chamberlain) 10:60 MARTS, Arnaud C. The generosity of Amer icans (Christenson) 11: 63 MOLLENHOFF, Clark R. Despoilers of democracy (Chamberlain) 3: 60 MORGENTHAU, Hans. J. Scienti.fic man versus power politics (Thornton) 4:61 MUGGERIDGE, Malcolm. The most of Mal:" colm Muggerridge (Thornton) 9:62 RICKENBACKER, William F. Wooden nick els (Chamberlain) 6:61 ROGERS, Donald. The end of free enterprise (Chamberlain) 9: 59 RUSHDOONY, Rousas J. This independent republic (Chamberlain) 1:59 SCHUYLER, George S. Black and conservative: autobiography (Chamberlain) 12:53 STRA USS, Leo and CROPSEY, Joseph, eds. History of political philosophy (Opitz) 2:63 WEA VER, Richard. Life without prejudice (Thornton) 3: 63 WEST, E. G. Education and the state (Chamberlain) 5:61 ADENAUER, Konrad.

(Chamberlain) 8: 60 BOORSTIN, Daniel J. The image: a guide to pseudo-events in America (Thornton) 1:63 CONE, Carl B. Burke and the nature of politics (Opitz) 4: 62 CURRY, James E. Public regulation of the religious use of land (Opitz) 4: 57 DOS P ASSOS, John. The best times (Cham berlain) 11: 60 GARBER, Lyman A. Of men and not of law (Chamberlain) 7:60 GWYNN, F. L. and BLOTNER, J. L., eds. Faulkner in the university (Thornton) 9:63 HERMANN, Mogens V. Contribution and re ward (Chamberlain) 2: 60 IBELE, Oscar H. Introduction to political science (Opitz) 2:63 INGWALSON, Kenneth W., ed. Your church - their target (Ream) 7:63 JAMES, Ralph and Estelle. Hoffa and the teamsters: a study of union power (Cham berlain) 4: 54 KIRK, Russell. The intemperate professor and other cultural splenetics (Thornton) 8:63 KRUTCH, Joseph Wood. Henry David Tho reau (Thornton) 1: 62 FILLERS MILTON, John. A good book, 6:60 MISES, Ludwig von. The politics of peace, 11:32 Profit-seeking business, 9: 58 NAPOLEON. The misfortunes of interven tion, 8:44 PASSER, Harold C. Consumerism vs. com munism, 11: 16 PLATO. First principles, 2:51 PTAH-HOTE·P. Ancient advice, 1:5 PUFFENDORF, Samuel de. Benefactor to his fellows, 8: 31 RICHMOND NEWS LEADER. Against na ture, 4:53 RUSSELL, Dean. Persons and groups, 2:20 SHUMAN, Charles B. The greatest threat, 5:22 SPENCER, Herbert. A question of property, 9:22 STONE, Louis. Subsidies work, 5: 29 SUMNER, William Graham. Princes and paupers, 7:37 TEN HOOR, Marten. We cannot escape our selves, 10: 55 WHITE, Andrew Dickson, Pay cash, 7: 17 AMIEL, Henri. Order, 1:47 ANDERSON, Maxwell. Treason to freedom, 1:64 CURTISS, W. M. Comparative advantages, 11:59 EMERSON, Ralph Waldo. Self-reliance, 1: 12 FEATHER, William. Extra, 5: 14 Labor saver, 8:40 Opportunities to "do good," 1: 55 Pioneers, 4: 64 FISHER, Paul. Lincoln, today, 3:45 FLEMING, Harold. Climate for progress, 8:25 HARPER, F. A. Mutual gain, 4:45 What price control means, 6: 25 HAZLITT, Henry. Marxism in one minute, 2:9 HONG KONG Peninsula Hotel. The crafty Communists, 1: 26 JACOBSON, Victor. Individuals know best, 7:51 LOWELL, James Russell. Work and appli cation, 5: 53 LUBELL, Samuel. Political decisions, 6: 41 MADISON, James, Majority rule, 10:43 Separation of powers, 9 :51 BOUND VOLUMES OF fheFreemilo-19G5 Attractively sewn in a single volume with hard cover, the 12 issues from January through December, fully in dexed-768 pages, for handy reference to the latest literature on freedom.

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