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explains how tax authorities have dis criminated against the railroads. .... p. 42 Y' Professor Martin Anderson docu ments chapter and verse in the long record of failure in governmental ef forts at Urban Renewal. ....p. 46 Y' in Clal'\k MoHenhoff's Despoilers of Democracy, John Chamberlain finds ample documentation for his distrust of overgrown bureaucracy p. 60 Y' Life Without Prejudice, by the late Richard Weaver, is reviewer Thornton's book-of-the-month . p. 63 Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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