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the Freeman VOL. 18, NO. 11 • NOVEMBER 1968 Food' from Thought . How ideas flower and bear fruit, if men are free. To the Liberator No pushing, please. Instead of Famine - Thanksgiving! An early American lesson that bears repeating. Charles W. Williams James E. McAdoo Henry Hazlitt 643 649 650 Moral Education: Ends and Means Frederick A. Manchester 652 Producing a man of character requires attention to instruction, environment, example, discipline, and habit. The' Devil You Say! Concerning the nature of man and his perfectibility. Robert M. ThGrnton 660 The Rise and Fall of England: 9. The Workshop of the World Clarence B. Carson 663 A review of the improved human condition accompanying industrialization in England, world leader in' that regard. How to Win a War Ed Lipscomb 673 To find inner peace through personal achievement and self-control may be the first step toward ending international conflict.

The Meanings of "Monopoly" Harold M. Fleming 681 The law lacks continuity when economists change the meaning of words, and judges rule accordingly. Educationin America: 2. Freedom, Morality,and Education George Charles Roche III 691 An examination of the moral, ethical, and other cultural values underlying Western civilization and human freedom. Book Reviews 701 "Death of the Dollar" by William· F,Rj.c-k.enbacker "The Soviet Economy: Myth and Reality" by Marshall I. Goldman Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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