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The Artist under Socialism Dean lipton 341 Producers and consumers of the artistic are equally victimized by the compulsory collectivization of imaginations and appetites. Higher Education:The Solutionor Part of the Problem? Calvin D. Linton 347 How education has suffered from the myths of automatic human progress, the natural goodness of man, egalitarianism, scientism, and biologism. The Rise and Fall of England: 4. The IntellectualThrust to liberty Clarence B. Carson 359 The economic and political rise of England as a world power grew out of the ideas of thoughtful individuals. What Censors Prefer to Forget Neil M. Clark 371 Nor can anyone be very certain what circumstance or what forgotten book will spark some future genius. Book Reviews 378 "The American Schoolbook" by Hillel Black "America's Political Dilemma" by Gottfried Dietze Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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