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Moral premise and the decline of the American heritage, The. 3: 170-178 ADMINISTRATIVE .law I agencies Separation of powers and the Labor Act (Petro) 7:402-414; 8:497-506; and 9:553-566 Meanings of "monopoly,". The (Fleming) 11:681-690 No more drinks on the house! (Read) 6:323-327 Task confronting libertarians, The (Hazlitt) 3: 131-142 Where burglars get better break than busi nessmen (Mason) 8:478-483 ADVANCE to the rear (Skidmore) 8:494-496 ALCINDOR, Lew, and the gold crisis (North) 4:237-246 ALSOGARAY, Alvaro C. Gold and the failure of the "sorcerers". 10: 579-586 AMERICAN Heritage (publication) Misrepresentations of capitalism (Nelson) 9:515-524 ARGENTINA Gold and the failure of the "sorcerers" (Alsogaray) 10:579-586 ARNHART, Larry Let's justify freedom. 10: 636-638 ARTIST under socialism, The (Lipton) 6: 341-346 AS far as possible (IP A Facts) 3: 143 AVIATION and government regulation No more drinks on the house! (Read) 6: 323-327 AYAU, Manuel F; Wanted: manager for new society.

3: 182-184 BABSON, David L. Government vs. private operation. 2: 83-87 BENNETT, Mary Jean. See Book reviews (Friedman & Roosa) BEST things in life are not free, The ( Sparks) 4:195-200 BEST wishes! (Buker) 4:247-248 BIDINOTTO, Robert James Exploitation of the virtuous, The. 9:568-572 . BLEIL, Gordon B. See Book reviews (Ardrey; Lorenz) BOHM-BA WERK, Eugen-ideas of Does labor create capital? (Lipton) 2: 118-122 "BORN free"? (Wells) 12:718-720 BOYD, William B. Steel imports and basic principles. 3: 158-159 BRADFORD, Ralph Ticket to the future. 2:67-74 Where in the world? 8: 484-493 BRADFORD, William - quoted Instead of famine - Thanksgiving! ( Hazlitt) 11: 650-651 BREESE, Edward Y. Equality? 5: 308-311 BROZEN,Yale Untruth of the obvious, The. 6:328-340 BUKER, Raymond Best wishes! 4:247-248 CAPITALIZA TION cures poverty (Kershner) 3:185 CARPENTER, Ben H. Leaving the problem to others. 10: 611-623 CARSON, Clarence B.

Rise and fall of England, The (1) This sceptered isle. 3:147-157 (2) Pre-industrial England. 4:219-231 (3) Political foundations of liberty. 5:282-292 (4) Intellectual thrust to liberty, The. 6 :359-370 ( 5) Liberty and property secured. 7:428-438 (6) Moral base, The. 8:467-477 (7) Industrial surge, The. 9: 532-543 (8) Pax Britannica. 10: 624-635 ( 9) Workshop of the world, The. 11 :663-672 (10) Victorian way, The: affirmed and rejected. 12:745-757 CAVEAT emptor (Winder) 1: 54-56 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews 762 THE FREEMAN Decembe1 CHAMBERLIN, E. H. - ideas of Meanings of "monopoly", The (Fleming) 11: 681-690 CHAMBERLIN, William Henry Forgotten man, The. 2: 105-111 Liberty and property: one and inseparable. 1 :20-25 Making travel a crime. 5: 293-298 Some lessons of Rhodesia. 7: 417-423 CHEA TING without knowing it (Poirot) 9:544-547 CHRISTENDOM, roots of leftism in (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) ·2: 89-100 CITY, local government Demunicipalize the garbage service (Dykes) 4:216-218 Roots of democracy, The (Mater) 1:31-35 Zoning: a case study (Roberts) 12:721-728 CIVIL Aeronautics Board No more drinks on the house! (Read) 6:323-327 CIVILIZATION/culture, history of Education in America (Roche) 10:603-610; 11:691-700 God bless our ancestors (Oliver) 2: 101-104 Higher education: the solution or part of the problem? (Linton) 6:347-358 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 3:147-157 CLARK, Neil M.

What censors prefer to forget. 6: 371-377 COERCION, compulsion Advance to the rear (Skidmore) 8:494-496 Cheating without knowing it (Poirot) 9:544-547 Pseudo puppeteers (Read) 1:14-17 COLESON, Edward P. Freedom: "wave of the future"? 5: 259-268 COLLAPSE of self, The (Read) 8:462-466 COMMITMENT, concern, and apathy (Wallis) 1:5-13 COMMUNISM Artist under socialism, The (Lipton) 6:341-346 Freedom: "wave of the future"? (Coleson) 5:259-268 Liberty and property: one and inseparable (Chamberlin) 1: 20-25 CONFISCATION and class hatred (Hazlitt) 7:415-416 CRANE, Jasper E. Tools. 3: 160-165 CRIME and violence Leaving the problem to others (Carpenter) 10: 613ff Untruth of the obvious, The (Brozen) 6:331ff Where in the world? (Bradford) 8:484-493 CURTISS, W. M. Good life, The. 12: 739-744 DEMAND deposit inflation .... (Reinach) 1: 38-45 DEMUNICIP ALIZE the garbage service (Dykes) 4:216-218 DEVIL you say! The (Thornton) 11: 660-662 DEVOLUTION (McAdoo) 9:567 DIXON, Daniel R.

Know thyself - a revisitation. 12: 707-717 DOES labor create capital? (Lipton) 2: 118-122 DONWAY, Roger In defense of the college. 2: 114-117 DYKES, E. W. Demunicipalize the garbage service. 4 :216-218 EACH on his own white charger (Zarbin) 10: 639-640 ECONOMIC development, progress and savings Does labor create capital? (Lipton) 2: 118-122 Failure of politics (Hagedorn) 9: 524-526 Progress means change (Fertig) 1: 35-37 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 9: 532-543; 12: 745-757 Tools (Crane) 3:160-165 War on poverty, The (Opitz) 8:451-461 EDUCATION in America, See Roche. EDUCATION, theory of Commitment, concern, and apathy (Wallis) 1:5-13 Freedom (Phillips) 3:179-181 Higher education: the solution or part of the problem? (Linton) 6:347-358 Moral education - and history (Manchester) 7: 387-396 Moral education: ends and means (Manchester) 11: 652-660 ELECTORAL College In defense of the college (Donway) 2 :114-117 ENGLAND. See Great Britain EQUALITY? (Breese) 5:308-311 EXPLOITATION of the virtuous, The (Bidinotto) 9: 568-572 FAILURE of politics (Hagedorn) 9:524-526 FEDERAL Reserve System Demand deposit inflation .... (Reinach) 1 :38-45 FEDERAL Trade Commission Where burglars get better break than businessmen (Mason) 8:478-483 FERTIG, Lawrence Progress means change. 1: 35-37 1968 INDEX 763 FLEMING, Harold M.

Meanings of "monopoly", The. 11: 681-690 FOOD from thought (Williams) 11:643-649 FORGOTTEN man, The (Chamberlin) 2: 105-111 FREEDOM (Phillips) 3:179-181 FREEDOM: "wave of the future"? (Coleson) 5:259-268 FREEDOM cuts two ways (Tyson) 9: 548-552 FREEDOM Best things in life are not free, The (Sparks) 4:195-200 "Born free"? (Wells) 12: 718-720 Each on his own white charger (Zarbin) 10:639-640 Hellol (Wilke) 1: 3-4 FREEDOM of the press vs. censorship Access to the press: who decides? (Merrill) 1:48-53 Artist under socialism, The (Lipton) 6:341-346 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 7:431ff What censors prefer to forget (Clark) 6:371-377 FRIEDMAN, Milton Public be damned, The. 10:601-602 GOD bless our ancestors (Oliver) 2:101-104 GOLD and the failure of the "sorcerers" ( Alsogaray) 10: 579-586 GOOD life, The (Curtiss) 12: 739-744 GOVERNMENT interference/intervention Cheating without knowing it (Poirot) 9:544-547 Freedom: "wave of the future"? (Coleson) 5:263ff Lesson in time, A (Nelson) 5: 303-307 Old and new interventions (Sennholz) 3: 166-169 Progress means change (Fertig) 1: 35-37 Statistics and poverty (Smith) 5:272-276 Task confronting libertarians, The (Hazlitt) 3:131-142 Ticket to the future (Bradford) 2: 67-74 Threat of wage and price controls, The (Schmidt) 10:587-591 Untruth of the obvious, The (Brozen) 6:328-340 War on poverty: a critical view, The (Opitz) 8:451-461 GOVERNMENT vs. private operation (Babson) 2: 83-87 GREAT anomaly, The (Read) 2:77-80 GREAT Britain - history, economics, government Confiscation and class hatred (Hazlitt) 7:415-416 How welfarism has led to Britain's troubles (Lejeune) 5:277-281 Great Britain (continued) Practical liberal, The (Powell) 2:75-76 Rise and fall of England. See Carson.

HAGEDORN, George Failure of politics. 9: 524-526 HAZLITT, Henry Confiscation and class hatred. 7: 415-416 Instead of famine - Thanksgiving! 11:650-651 Task confronting libertarians, The. 3: 131-142 Tourists and investors as scapegoats. 4:205-206 HELLO I (Wilke) 1: 3-4 HIGHER education: the solution or part of the problem? (Linton) 6:347-358 HISTORY, interpretation/writing of Misrepresentations of capitalism (Nelson) 9:515-524 HOFF, Ole-Jacob Politics is other people's money. 1: 29-30 HOW to win a war (Lipscomb) 11:673-680 HOW welfarism has led to Britain's troubles (Lejeune) 5:277-281 HUMAN nature and environment Devil you say! The (Thornton) 11:660-662 Moral education: ends and means (Manchester) 11: 652-660 ID EAS, ideologies Demunicipalize the garbage service (Dykes) 4:216-218 Freedom: "wave of the future"? (Coleson) 5:259-268 Latin America in perspective (Kuehnelt Leddihn) 4:207-215 IDEAS, innovations, changes Food from thought (Williams) 11: 643-649 Meanings of "monopoly", The (Fleming) 11 : 685ff Power that serves, A (Upson) 7:424-427 What censors prefer to forget (Clark) 6:371-377 IN defense of the college (Donway) 2:114-117 INDIVIDUAL rights Right to life, The (Tuccille) 8: 507-508 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 7 :428-438 Sovereignty (Patrick) 2: 112-113 Where burglars get better break than businessmen (Mason) 8:478-483 INDUSTRY, "Industrial Revolution"

Tools (Crane) 3: 160-165 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 4: 219-231; 9: 532-543; 11: 663-672 INE'QUALITY, human variation Higher education: the solution or part of the problem? (Linton) 6:347-358 Still life on fire (Otterson) 7:397-401 764 THE FREEMAN December Inequality (continued) To be different - and free (Moreell) 1 :26-29 INSTEAD of famine - Thanksgiving! (Hazlitt) 11: 650-651 IPA Facts (Institute of Public Affairs) As far as possible. 3: 143 JUSTICE and judicial practice Caveat emptor (Winder) 1:54-56 Know thyself - a revisitation (Dixon) 12:715ff Leaving the problem to others (Carpenter) 10:611-623 Let's justify freedom (Arnhart) 10:636-638 Separation of powers and the Labor· Act (Petro) 7:402-414; 8:497-506; 9:553-566 Where burglars get better break than businessmen (Mason) 8:"78-483 KERSHNER, Howard E. Capitalization cures poverty. 3: 185 KIRZNER, Israel - ideas of Progress means change (Fertig) 1: 35-37 KNOW thyself - a revisitation (Dixon) 12:707-717 KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN, Erik V.

Latin America in perspective. 4: 207-215 Roots of leftism in Christendom, The. 2:89-100 LABOR, wages and employment Commitment, concern, and apathy (Wallis) 1: 10ff Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 11: 666ff Untruth of the obvious, The (Brozen) 6:328-340 LABOR laws and unions Separation of powers and the Labor Act (Petro) 7:402-414; 8:497-506; 9:553-566 Steel imports and basic. principles (Boyd) 3:158-159 LAND, ownership and control Misrepresentations of capitalism (Nelson) 9:515-524 Zoning: a case study (Roberts) 12:721-728 LATIN America in perspective (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 4: 207-215 LAW, William L. To save our hides. 4: 232-236 LEAVING the problem to others (Carpenter) 10:611-623 LEJEUNE, Anthony How welfarism has led to Britain's troubles. 5:277-281 LESSON in time, A (Nelson) 5: 303-307 LET'S justify freedom (Arnhart) 10:636-638 LIBERALISM (classical) Practical liberal, The (Powell) 2:75-76 Liberalism (continued) Rise and fall of England, The· (Carson) 6:359-370; 7:428-438 LIBERTARIANS, The task confronting (Hazlitt) 3:131-142 LIBERTY and property: one and inseparablE ( Chamberlin) 1: 20-25 LIFE begins at seventy (Read) 9:527-531 LINTON, Calvin D.

Higher education : the solution or part of the problem? 6:347-358 LIPSCOMB, Ed How to win a war. 11:673-680 LIPTON, Dean Artist under socialism, The. 6: 341-346 Does labor create capital? 2: 118-122 LITERATURE and art Artist under socialism, The (Lipton) 6:341-346 What censors prefer to forget (Clark) 6:371-377 LOVE or selfish interest? (Moreell) 2:88 McADOO, James E. Devolution. 9: 567 To the liberator. 11: 649 MAKING travel a crime (Chamberlin) 5:293-298 MANCHESTE·R, Frederick A. Moral education: ends and means. 11:652-660 Moral education - and history. 7:387-396 MARX, Karl - ideas of Does labor create capital? (Lipton) 2: 118-122 Freedom: "wave of the future"? (Coleson) 5:259-268 Roots of leftism in Christendom, The (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 2: 89-100 MASON, Lowell B. Where burglars get better break than businessmen. 8:478-483 MATER, Milton H. Roots of democracy, The. 1:31-35 MEANINGS of "monopoly", The (Fleming) 11:681-690 MEDICINE, medicare Best things in life are not free, The (Sparks) 4: 195-200 MERRILL, John Access to the press: who decides? 1: 48-53 MISREPRESENT ATIONS of capitalism ( Nelson) 9: 515-524 MONEY, inflation and the "gold crisis"

Best wishes! (Buker) 4:247-248 Demand deposit inflation. . . . (Reinach) 1:38-45 . Forgotten man,Th~ (Chamberlin) 2:1l0ff Gold and the failure of the "sorcerers" (Alsogaray) 10: 579-586 1968 INDEX 765 Money (continued) Lew Alcindor and the gold crisis (North) 4:237-246 Making travel a crime (Chamberlin) 5:293-298 Old and new intervention (Sennholz) 3: 166-169 Ticket to the future (Bradford) 2:67-74 Tourists and investors as scapegoats ( Hazlitt) 4: 205-206 MONOPOLY, monopolists Meanings of "monopoly", The (Fleming) 11: 681-690 Misrepresentations of capitalism (Nelson) 9:515-524 MORAL education - and history ( Manchester) 7: 387-396 MORAL education: ends and means (Manchester) 11: 652-660 MORAL premise and the decline of the American heritage, 'the (Adams) 3: 170-178 MORALS, morality Education in America (Roche) 11:691-700; 12:729-738 Freedom (Phillips) 3: 179-181 Freedom cuts two ways (Tyson) 9 :548-552 Higher education: the solution or part of the problem? (Linton) 6:347-358 Know thyself - a revisitation (Dixon) 12:707-717 Leaving the problem to others (Carpenter) 10:611-623 Right to life, The (Tuccille) 8:507-508 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 8:467-477 MOREELL, Ben Love or selfish interest? 2: 88 To be different - and free. 1: 26-29 NATION AL Labor Relations Board. See Petro NELSON, John O.

Lesson in time, A. 5: 303-307 Misrepresentations of capitalism. 9: 515-524 NO more drinks on the house! (Read) 6:323-327 NOCK'S job, Albert (Silia) 7:439-440 NORTH, Gary Lew Alcindor and the gold crisis. 4:237-246 See also Book reviews (Goldman) NORWAY Politics is other people's money (Hoff) 1:29-30 OLD and new intervention (Sennholz) 3: 166-169 OLIVER, Rebekah Deal God bless our ancestors. 2: 101-104 OPITZ, Edmund A. War on poverty, The: a critical view. 8:451-461 See also Book reviews (Andrews, Dietze, Matson) OTTERSON, John Still life on fire. 7: 397-401 P ATRICK, William Penn Sovereignty. 2:112-113 PETRO, Sylvester Separation of powers and the Labor Act. ( 1) Congressional policies versus Labor Board policies. 7:402-414 (2) "Expertise," separation of powers, and due process. 8:497-506 (3) Judicial courts versus administrative courts. 9: 553-566 PHILLIPS, H. B. Freedom. 3: 179-181 PLANNING, central Wanted: manager for new society (Ayau) 3:182-184 POIROT, Paul L.

Cheating without knowing it. 9 :544-547 Progress through'travel. 4:201-204 Recipe for failure. 10:592-600 Why worry? 1: 46-47 POLITICS, political practice Exploitation of the virtuous, The (Bidinotto) 9: 568-572 How to win a war (Lipscomb) 11:675ff John Quincy Adams, 1767-1848 (Thornton) 1: 18-19 Practical liberal, The (Powell) 2:75-76 Theory of political escalation, The (Wessels) 2:81-82 POLITICS is other people's money (Hoff) 1:29-30 POVERTY and government programs Capitalization cures poverty (Kershner) 3:185 Exploitation of the virtuous, T'he (Bidinotto) 9: 568-572 Recipe for failure (Poirot) 10:592-600 Statistics and poverty (Smith) 5:272-276 Untruth of the obvious, The (Brozen) 6:328-340 War on Poverty, The: a critical view, (Opitz) 8:451-461 POWELL, J. Enoch Practical liberal, The. 2: 75-76 POWER that serves, A (Upson) 7:424-427 PRACTICAL liberal, The (Powell) 2:75-76 PRICE is NOT right, The (Raley) 5:269-271 PRICES, controlled/regulated Real price wars, The (Read) 3:144-146 Threat of wage and price controls, The (Schmidt) 10:587-591 766 THE FREEMAN DecembE PRIV ATE property, right to Liberty and property: one and inseparable (Chamberlin) 1: 20-25 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 7:428-438 Zoning: a case study (Roberts) 12:721-728 PROGRESS means change (Fertig) 1:35-37 PROGRESS through travel (Poirot) 4:201-204 PSEUDO puppeteers (Read) 1:14-17 PUBLIC be damned, The (Friedman) 10:601-602 RAILROADS (l9th century) Lesson in time, A (Nelson) 5:303-307 RALEY, Jess Price is NOT right, The. 5: 269-271 READ, Leonard E.

Collapse of self, The. 8: 462-466 Great anomaly, The. 2:77-80 Life begins at seventy. 9:527-531 No more drinks on the house! 6:323-327 Pseudo puppeteers. 1: 14-17 Real price wars, The. 3: 144-146 Sure-fire remedy, A. 5: 299-302 REAL price wars, The (Read) 3:144-146 REAM, Norman S. See Book reviews (Evans, J. R.) RECIPE for failure (Poirot) 10:592-600 REINACH, Anthony M. Demand deposit inflation. • . • 1: 38-45 RESPONSIBILITY, individual "Born free"? (Wells) 12:718-720 Caveat emptor, (Winder) 1:54-56 Collapse of self, The (Read) 8: 462-466 Freedom cuts two ways (Tyson) 9: 548-552 Good life, The (Curtiss) 12:739-744 RHODESIA, some lessons of (Chamberlin) 7:417-423 RIGHT to life, The (TucciIIe) 8:507-508 RISE and fall of England, The. See Carson ROBERTS, John J. Zoning: a case study. 12:721-728 ROCHE, George Charles III Education in America (1) What has happened? 10:603-610 (2) Freedom, morality, and education.

11:691-700 (3) Scientism and .the collapse of stand ards. 12: 729-738 See also Book reviews (Williams) ROOTS of democracy, The (Mater) 1:31-35 ROOTS of leftism in Christendom, The (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 2:89-100 SAFETY legislation Price is NOT right, The (Raley) 5:269-271 SAMUELSON, Paul A. - ideas of Recipe for failure (Poirot) 10:592-600 SCHMIDT, Emerson P. Threat of wage and price controls, The. 10:587-591 SCIENTISM Education in America (Roche) 12: 729-73 Higher education: the solution or part the. problem? (Linton) 6:353ff SELF-IMPROVEMENT, self-respect Albert Nock's job (Silia) 7:439-440 As far as possible (IPA Facts) 3:143 Collapse of self, The (Read) 8:462-466 Good life, The (Curtiss) 12: 739-744 How to win a war (Lipscomb) 11: 678ff Life begins at seventy (Read) 9:527-531 Moral education: ends and means (Manchester) 11: 652-660 Still life on fire (Otterson) 7:397-401 SEMANTICS, language, terminology Advance to the rear (Skidmore) 8: 494-49 SENNHOLZ, Hans F.

Old and new intervention. 3: 166-169 SEP ARA TION of powers and the Labor Ac See Petro SILIA, Nicholas, Jr. Albert Nock's job. 7:439-440 SKIDMORE, David Advance to the rear. 8:494-496 SMITH, Adam - ideas of Freedom: "wave of the future"? (Coleson 5:263ff Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 6: 368ff SMITH, Harry Lee Statistics and poverty. 5: 272-276 SOCIAL Security Why worry? (Poirot) 1: 46-47 SOCIALISM. See Communism; Great Britah Welfare state philosophy SOME lessons of Rhodesia (Chamberlin) 7:417-423 SOVEREIGNTY (Patrick) 2: 112-113 SPARKS, John C. Best things in life are not free, The. 4:195-200 STATISTICS and poverty (Smith) 5:272-27 STEEL imports and basic principles (Boyd 3:158-159 STILL life on fire (Otterson) 7:397-401 SURE-fire remedy, A (Read) 5: 299-302 TASK confronting libertarians, The (Hazlitt 3: 131-142 TAXES, taxation Confiscation and class hatred (Hazlitt) 7 :415-416 Forgotten man, The (Chamberlin) 2: 105-111 Old and new intervention (Sennholz) 3: 166-169 Statistics and poverty (Smith) 5:272-276 1968 INDEX 767 THANKSGIVING! instead of famine (Hazlitt) 11: 650-651 THEORY of political escalation, The (Wessels) 2:81-82 THORNTON, Robert M.

Devil you say! The. 11: 660-662 John Quincy Adams, 1767-1848. 1:18-19 See also Book reviews (Buckley, Flexner, Krutch, Parkinson, Ross, Ro,yster) THREAT of wage and price controls, The (Schmidt) 10:587-591 TICKET to the future (Bradford) 2:67-74 TO be different-and free (Moreell) 1:26-29 TO the liberator (McAdoo) 11:649 TO save our hides (Law) 4:232-236 TOOLS (Crane) 3: 160-165 TOURISTS and investors as scapegoats (Hazlitt) 4: 205-206 TRADE and travel Making travel a crime (Chamberlin) 5:293-298 Progress through travel (Poirot) 4:201-204 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 10:624-635 Steel imports and basic principles (Boyd) 3: 158-159 To save our hides (Law) 4:232-236 Tourists and investors as scapegoats (Hazlitt) 4: 205-206 TUCCILLE, Jerome Right to life, The. 8:507-508 TURKEY Roots of democracy, The (Mater) 1:31-35 TYSON, Robert C. Freedom cuts two ways. 9: 548-552 U. S. CONSTITUTION, principles of In defense of the college (Donway) 2:114-117 Moral premise and the decline of the American Heritage (Adams) 3: 170-178 Separation of powers and the Labor Act (Petro) 7: 402-414 To be different-and free (Moreell) 1:26-29 Where in the world? (Bradford) 8:484-493 U. S. POST Office Government vs. private operation (Babson) 2:83-87 Public be damned, The (Friedman) 10:601-602 U. S. SUPREME Court Meanings of "monopoly", The (Fleming) 11:681-690 Separation of powers and the Labor Act ( Petro) 9: 553-566 UNTRUTH of the obvious, The (Brozen) 6:328-340 UPSON, Walter L.

Power that serves, A. 7: 424-427 UTILITIES, privately-owned Government vs. private operation (Babson) 2:83-87 Power that serves, A (Upson) 7:424-427 VOLUNTARY exchange, free choice Advance to the rear (Skidmore) 8:494-496 Cheating without knowing it (Poirot) 9:544-547 Great anomaly (Read) 2:77-80 Price is NOT right, The (Raley) 5:269-271 WALLIS, W. Allen Commitment, concern, and apathy. 1:5-13 WANTED: manager for new society (Ayau) 3:182-184 WAR on poverty, The: a critical view (Opitz) 8:451-461 WELFARE state philosophy, welfarism Commitment, concern, and apathy (Wallis) 1:5-13 Exploitation of the virtuous (Bidinotto) 9:568-572 Good life, The (Curtiss) 12: 739-744 How to win a war (Lipscomb) 11: 673-680 How welfarism has led to Britain's troubles (Lejeune) 5:~77-281 Let's Justify Freedom (Arnhart) 10:636-638 Love or selfish hlterest? (Moreell) 2:88 Recipe for failur¢ (Poirot) 10:592-600 Sure-fire remedy, A (Read) 5:299-302 WELLS, E. F.

"Born Free"? 12: 718-720 WESSELS, Walter J. Theory of political escalation, The. 2:81-82 WHAT censors prefer to forget (Clark) 6:371-377 WHERE burglars get better break than businessmen (Mason) 8:478-483 WHERE in the world? (Bradford) 8: 484-493 WHY worry? (Poirot) 1:46-47 WILKE, Joan Hello! 1:3-4 WILLIAMS, Charles W. Food from thought. 11: 643-649 WINDER, George Caveat emptor. 1:54-56 WITONSKI, Peter P. See Book reviews (Jewkes) ZARBIN, Earl Each on his own white charger. 10:639-640 ' ZONING: a case study (Roberts) 12:721-728 768 THE FREEMAN BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) Decembe? ANDREWS, Donald Hatch. The symphony of life (Opitz) 4:252-256 ARDREY, Robert. The territorial imperative (Bleil) 3: 190-192 BLACK, Hillel. The American schoolbook (Chamberlain) 6:378-381 BUCKLEY, William F. Jr. The jeweler's eye (Thornton) 9:576 DIETZE, Gottfried. America's political dilemma (Opitz) 6:381-384 EVANS, James R. The glorious quest (Ream) 1: 63-64 EVANS, M. Stanton. The future of conservatism: from Taft to Reagan and beyond (Chamberlain) 4: 249-252 FLEXNER, James Thomas. George Washington in the American Revolution 1775-1783 (Thornton) 7:446-448 FRIEDMAN, Milton and. Robert V. Roosa.