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ACADEMIC freedom Consider your stand (Dietze) 2: 98-100 Education in America (Roche) 6:363-369 ACTIVIST judges and the rule of law ( Cummerford) 5: 280-283 ADVERTISING In praise of the conventional wisdom (McCroskey) 1: 48-52 Protected to death (Hazlitt) 8:481-482 AFRICA, southern, hands off (Chamberlin) 3: 176-182 AGRICULTURE Pricing ourselves out of world markets? (Cravens) 2:109-112 Problems the free market can't solve ( Poirot) 10: 630-635 ALIEN ATED American, The (Darling) 3: 131-135 ANYONES, The (Siebert) 10:629 (poem) ART of iconoclasm, The (0. Johnson) 12:744-749 AS Tocqueville saw us (Winston) 5:311-316 BANKING and consumer credit Good sense makes good business! (Bugbee) 11:692-697 See also Federal Reserve; Money BATTLE in the streets, The (Carson) 11 :662-669 BEARCE, Robert G. Free lance in the free market, A. 12:752-756 BENEATH the gap (J. C. Sparks) 7: 406-409 BENT ruler, The (Gearhart) 7:393-396 BEST audience is one! The (Read) 8:483-487 BEYOND the law (Manas) 9:564-572 BIEN, Bettina. See Book· reviews (Lazo) BIG business Fear smallness, not bigness (Read) 7:425-426 Socialism and beyond (Opitz) 7: 420ff.

BOUL WARE, Lemuel R. Who pays taxes - and how'? 12:750-751 BROWN, Harold O. J. Training in trust. 3: 149-155 BUGBEE, Helen Good sense makes good business! 11: 692-697 CALLA WAY, Howard Unknown costs of pollution. 11: 679-682 CAMPBELL, John W. Technological status. 2: 113-122 CAN ADA, political opinion Democratic dilemma, A (Shumiatcher) 12:707-713 CAPITAL gains (Hagedorn) 8:461-463 CAPITALIST manifesto, A (Chamberlin) 6:323-330 CARSON, Clarence B. Battle in the streets, The. 11: 662-669 Problem or opportunity? 10: 622-628 Rise and fall of England, The ( 11) Fabian thrust to socialism, The. 1: 14-24 (12) Fabian program, The. 2: 81-90 (13) Reform ideas into political action. 3: 158-170 ( 14) Decline of England, The. 4: 205-218 (15) Socialism in power. 5: 300-309 (16) Fall of England, The (Part I). 6:335-345 ( 17) Fall of England, The (Part II). 7:427-435 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHAMBERLAIN, Park Our inalienable rights. 12: 730-731 CHAMBERLIN, William Henry Capitalist manifesto, A. 6: 323-330 Collective guilt myth, The. 1: 3-9 Failing dynamo, The. 5:291-297 Hands off southern Africa. 3: 176-182 Our totalitarian radicals. 4: 236-242 Squeeze on the middle class, The. '2: 91-97 Supreme issue, The: the individual versus the state. 11: 699-700 CHAMBERLIN, William Henry (1897-1969) Obituary. 11 :698 CHARITY, private Forgotten man, The (Sumner) 8:470-480 CHODOROV, Frank Peace or politics. 4: 251-252 CITY jlocalproblems Battle in the streets, The (Carson) 11 :662-669 Defeat on the home front, A (McAdoo) 4:203-204 Problem or opportunity? (Carson) 10:622-628 Unknown costs of pollution (Callaway) 11 :679-682 COLLECTIVE guilt myth, The (Chamberlin) 1:3-9 762 THE FREEMAN December COLLEGE/university unrest Art of iconoclasm, The (0. Johnson) 12: 744-749 Beneath the gap (J. C. Sparks) 7:406-409 Collective guilt myth, The (Chamberlin) 1:3-9 Consider your stand (Dietze) 2:98-100 Education in America (Roche) 2: 101-108; 5: 272-280; 7: 397-405 In doing "one's own thing" (Simons) 10:619-621 Our totalitarian radicals (Chamberlin) 4:236-242 Student power and all that (Rogge) 9: 519-521 Too mad to laugh! (Trueblood) 9:554-555 COMBIN ATIONS in restraint of trade ( Poirot) 6: 331-334 COMMUNISM/ collectivism Capitalist manifesto, A (Chamberlin) 6:323-330 Socialism and beyond (Opitz) 7:410-424 Supreme issue, The: the individual versus the state (Chamberlin) 11: 699-700 See also Marx CONSEQUENCES are absolute, The (Ward) 8:504-506 CONSERV A TION of resources Problem or opportunity,! (Carson) 10:622-628 CONSIDER your stand (Dietze) 2:98-100 CONTRACTUAL rights/obligations Consider your stand (Dietze) 2:98-100 - Tenure (T. L. Johnson) 3:145-148 CONVENTION AL wisdom, in praise of (McCroskey) 1: 48-52 COOPERATION (social), voluntarism Free market, The-what it is ... what it implies. (Rose) 7:387-392 Peace or politics (Chodorov) 4:251-252 CRAVENS, M. E.

Pricing ourselves out of world markets? 2: 109-112 CRIME, riots, destruction Battle in the streets, The (Carson) 11:662-669 Collective guilt myth, The (Chamberlin) 1:3-9 Combinations in restraint of trade ( Poi rot ) 6: 331-334 See also College/university unrest CUMMERFORD, Edward F. Activist judges and the rule of law. 5:280-283 DARLING, Linda Alienated American, The. 3: 131-135 DEFEA T on the home front, A. (McAdoo) 4:203-204 DEMOCRATIC dilemma~ A (Shumiatcher) 12:707-713 DEMOCRACY, majority rule As Tocqueville saw us (Winston) 5:311-316 DIETZE, Gottfried Consider your stand. 2: 98-100 DIFFICULT question, A (Yankus) 12:741-743 DISTINGUISHED everybodies (Peace) 3:156-157 DONWAY, Roger Intellect in utopia, The. 6: 346-351 DYNAMICS of the free market (Eagle) 3: 183-185 EAGLE, Robert H. Dynamics of the free market. 3: 183-185 ECONOMIC calculation/planning Free market disciplines (Read) 11 : 656-661 Inflationism as political policy (Peters) 12:717-724 Marx's view of the division of labor (North) 1:28-35 Money and the market (Poirot) 8: 464-469 Mythology of spaceship earth, The ( North) 11: 683-691 Training in trust (Brown) 3: 149-155 Urban renewal and the doctrine of sunk costs (North) 5: 263-270 ECONOMIC depression Great depression, The (Sennholz) 10:585-596 Repressed depression (North) 4:224-234 ECONOMIC development/progress Hong Kong (Shenoy) 7:439-443 Technological status (Campbell) 2: 113-122 ECONOMICS, production, trade, incentive Capitalist manifesto, A (Chamberlin) 6: 328ff.

Dynamics of the free market (Eagle) 3:183-185 Free lance in the free market, A (Bearce) 12:752-756 Value - the soul of economics (Pitt) 9: 515-519 EDUCATION, theory of Beneath the gap (J. C. Sparks) 7: 406-409 Best audience is one! The (Read) 8:483-487 Beyond the law (Manas) 9: 564-572 Free society and its enemies, The (Machan) 1:25-27 Tenure (T. L. Johnson) 3:145-148 See also Academic freedom; College/ university unrest EDUCA TroN in America. See Roche ELECTORAL College, why have? (B.M. Sparks) 4:219-223 EMANUELSON, Jerry Socialized airwaves. 10:597-598 ENGLAND. See Great Britain 1969 INDEX 763 EQUALITY (government enforced) As Tocqueville saw us (Winston) 5:311-316 Inquiry concerning inequality, 'An (Paton) 1:53-60 On economic rights (Kelley) 9:541-545 Two concepts of equality (Opitz) 9: 529-540 FABIANS (British) Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 1: 14-24; 2: 81-90 FAILING dynamo, The (Chamberlin) 5:291-297 FALLACY of "intrinsic value," The (North) 6:370-375 FEAR smallness, not bigness (Read) 7:425-426 FEDERAL Reserve and credit expansion Great depression, The (Sennholz) 10:585-596 Value of money, The (Sennholz) 11:670-678 FISHER, Sam R. See Book reviews (McWhorter) FLOATING exchange rates (Powell) 8:451-461 FORGOTTEN man, The (Sumner) 8:470-480 FREE MARKET / enterprise/ competition Dynamics of the free market (Eagle) 3: 183-185 Free lance in the free market, A (Bearce) 12:752-756 Free market disciplines (Read) 11: 656-661 Free market - what it is ... what it implies, The (Rose) 7: 387-392 Hong Kong: a case study in market development (Shenoy) 7:439-443 Problems the free market can't solve (Poirot) 10: 630-635 Speakman 100 (Russell) 5:259-262 FREE society and its enemies, The (Machan) 1: 25-27 FREEDOM, liberty - philosophy of Consequences are absolute, The (Ward) 8:504-506 Difficult question, A (Yankus) 12:741-743 Freedom is responsibility (B. M. Sparks) 9:522-528 Golden calf, The (Youngquist) 11:645-651 Non-system, The (Schaffer) 11: 655 Price of liberty. The (Poirot) 12:725-729 FREEDOM of speech/press Free lance in the free market, A (Bearce) 12:752-756 Intellect in utopia, The (Donway) 6:346-351 See also Academic freedom; Ideas FROM Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984 (Hazlitt) 2:67-75 GALBRAITH, John Kenneth - ideas of In praise of the conventional wisdom ( McCroskey) 1: 48-52 GEARHART, John R.

Bent ruler, The. 7: 393-396 GEORGE, Henry - ideas and influence of Rise and fall of England, The (Carso·n) 1:20ff. GERMANY, post World War II Failing dynamo, The (Chamberlin) 5:291-297 GOLDEN calf, The (Youngquist) 11:645-651 GOLD'S dust (North) 10:599-607 GOOD sense makes good business! (Bugbee) 11 :692-697 GOVERNMENT controls/regulations From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984 (Hazlitt) 2:67-75 Protected to death (Hazlitt) 8:481-482 GOVERNMENT enterprises Problem or opportunity? (Carson) 10: 622-628 Problems the free market can't solve (Poirot) 10:630-635 Pyramids all over the place (Read) 12:714-716 GOVERNMENT, limited - philosophy of Battle in the streets, The (Carson) 11:662-669 Bent ruler, The (Gearhart) 7:393-396 Beyond the law (Manas) 9: 564-572 Golden calf, The (Youngquist) 11:645-651 Our inalienable rights (P. Chamberlain) 12: 730-731 Out-of-bounds dilemma, The (Read) 5:284-290 Supreme issue, The : the individual versus the state (Chamberlin) 11: 699-700 GOVERNMENT spending Dynamics of the free market (Eagle) 3: 183-185 Mythology of spaceship earth, The (North) 11: 683-691 Our saving grace (Poirot) 2:76-80 Spend now, pay later! (Poirot) 5:297-299 Squeeze on the middle class, The (Chamberlin) 2:91-97 Tax policy (Sennholz) 9:556-563 Who pays taxes - and how? (Boulware) 12 :750-751 GREA T Britain Failing dynamo, The (Chamberlin) 5 :291-297 From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984 (Hazlitt) 2:67-75 Housing policy for Great Britain, A (Powell) 3:171-175 Rise and fall of England, The. See Carson GREAT depression, The (Sennholz) 10:585-596 764 THE FREEMAN December HAGEDORN, George Capital gains. 8:461-463 HANDS off southern Africa (Chamberlin) 3: 176-182 HAZLITT, Henry From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984.

2:67-75 How we discourage investment. 1: 36-37 Onesided capital-gains tax. 5: 270-271 Protected to death. 8:481-482 Uruguay: welfare state gone wild. 4: 195-202 See also Book reviews (Friedman) HEALTH, the right to (Szasz) 6:352-362 HONG Kong: a case study in market development (Shenoy) 7:439-443 HOUSING policy for Great Britain, A (Powell) 3: 171-175 HOW we discourage investment (Hazlitt) 1:36-37 HUNT, Richard E. Political intervention in medicine. 7:436-438 ICONOCLASM, art of (0. Johnson) 12:744-749 IDEAS, ideologies - influence of Art of iconoclasm, The (0. Johnson) 12:744-749 Instinct and ethics (Opitz) 12: 732-740 Libertarian philosophy, The (Rogge) 10:579-584 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 1: 14-24; 2: 81-90; 3: 158-170 Too mad to laugh! (Trueblood) 9:554-555 IDEAS, innovations, inventions, change In doing "one's own thing" (Simons) 10:619-621 Intellect in utopia, The (Donway) 6:346-351 Non-system, The (Schaffer) 11:655 Technological status (Campbell) 2: 113-122 IN doing "one's own thing" (Simons) 10: 619-621 IN praise of the conventional wisdom (McCroskey) 1: 48-52 INDIVIDUAL rights, freedom Alienated American, The (Darling) 3: 131-135 Democratic dilemma, A (Shumiatcher) 12:707-713 Medical care is not a right (C. W.

Johnson) 4:234-235 On economic rights (Kelley) 9:541-545 Our inalienable rights (P. Chamberlain) 12:730-731 INDIVIDUALITY, inequality, human nature Free lance in the free market, A (Bearce) 12:752-756 Free market - what it is . . . what it impli'es, The (Rose) 7:387-392 Free society and its enemies, The (Machan) 1: 25-27 Inqujry concerning inequality, An (Paton) 1:53-60 Only kind of people there are, The (Williams) 1: 10-13 Political intervention in medicine (Hunt) 7 :436-438 INFLA TIONISM as political policy (Peters) 12:717-724 INQUIRY concerning inequality, An (Paton) 1: 53-60 INSTINCT and ethics (Optiz) 12:732-740 INTELLECT in utopia, The (Donway) 6: 346-351 IPA (Institute of Public Affairs, Australia) Progress. 5: 310 JOHNSON, Charles W. Medical care is not a right. 4: 234-235 JOHNSON, Orien Art of iconoclasm, The. 12: 744-749 JOHNSON, Thomas L. Tenure. 3: 145-148 KELLEY, David On economic rights. 9: 541-545 KIRZNER, Israel - ideas of Urban renewal and the doctrine of sunk costs (North) 5:263-270 LABOR unions and employment Great depression, The (Sennholz) 10:585-596 Marx's view of the division of labor (North) 1:28-35 Socialism and beyond (Opitz) 7:421ff.

LAW, order, judicial system Activist judges and the rule of law (Cummerford) 5: 280-283 Our inalienable rights (P. Chamberlain) 12:730-731 Unknown costs of pollution (Callaway) 11:679-682 LET us give thanks (Thompson) 11: 643-644 LIBERALISM, classical versus modern Libertarian philosophy, The (Rogge) 10: 579-584 On economic rights (Kelley) 9:541-545 Right to health, The (Szasz) 6:354n. Two concepts of equality (Opitz) 9:529-540 LIBERTARIAN philosophy, The (Rogge) 10: 579-584 MACHAN, Tibor R. Free society and its enemies, The. 1: 25-27 MANAS Beyond the law. 9:564-572 1969 INDEX 765 MARCUSE, Herbert - ideas of Our totalitarian radicals (Chamberlin) 4:236-242 MARX, Karl - ideas of Fallacy of "intrinsic value," The (North) 6:370-375 Marx's view of the division of labor (North) 1 :28-35 Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 1: 16, 22ff. McADOO, James E. Defeat on the home front, A. 4: 203-204 McCROSKEY, Jack In praise of the conventional wisdom.

1 :48-52 MEDICAL care Medical care is not a right (C. W. Johnson) 4: 234-235 Political intervention in medicine (Hunt) 7:436-438 Right to health, The (Szasz) 6: 352-362 METHODOLOGY, libertarian Best audience is one! The (Read) 8:483-487 MILL, John Stuart - ideas of Beyond the law (Manas) 9:564-572 Instinct and ethics (Opitz) 12:737ff. Right to health, The (Szasz) 6:359ff. Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 1: 19ff. MISES, Ludwig von - ideas of Inflationism as political policy (Peters) 12:717-724 Marx's view of the division of labor (North) 1:31ff. Mythology of spaceship earth, The (North) 11:687ff. Repressed depression ( North) 4: 224-234 MONEY, inflation, credit expansion Fallacy of "intrinsic value," The (North) 6:370-375 Floating exchange rates (Powell) 8:451-461 Gold's dust (North) 10:599-607 Great depression, The (Sennholz) 10:585-596 Inflationism as political policy (Peters) 12:717-724 Onesided capital-gains tax (Hazlitt) 5:270-271 Price of liberty, The (Poirot) 12: 725-729 Repressed depression (North) 4: 224-234 Tax policy (Sennholz) 9: 556-563 Value of money, The· (Sennholz) 11:670-678 Who pays taxes - and how? (Boulware) 12:750-751 MONEY and the market (Poirot) 8:464-469 MYTHOLOGY of spaceship earth, The (North) 11: 683-691 NATURAL law/order/rights Consequences are absolute, The (Ward) 8:504-506 Difficult question, A (Yankus) 12:741-743 Instinct and ethics (Opitz) 12: 732-740 On economic rights (Kelley) 9:541-545 Quiet revolution, The (Opitz) 10:611-618 NON-system, The (Schaffer) 11:655 NORTH, Gary Fallacy of "intrinsic value," The. 6:370-375 Gold's dust. 10:599-607 Marx's view of the division of labor.

1 :28-35 Mythology of spaceship earth, The. 11:683-691 Repressed depression. 4: 224-234 Tariff war, libertarian style. 8:488-496 Urban renewal and the doctrine of sunk costs. 5: 263-270 ON economic rights (Kelley) 9:541-545 ONESIDED capital-gains tax (Hazlitt) 5:270-271 ONL Y kind of people there are, The (Williams) 1:10-13 OPITZ, Edmund A. Instinct and ethics. 12: 732-740 Quiet revolution, The. 10: 611-618 Socialism and beyond. 7: 410-424 Two concepts of equality. 9: 529-540 See also Book reviews (Barzun, Boulware, Kirk, Ludovici) ORWELL, George - ideas of From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984 (Hazlitt) 2:67-75 OUR inalienable rights (P. Chamberlain) 12:730-731 OUR saving grace (Poirot) 2:76-80 OUR totalitarian radicals (Chamberlin) 4:236-242 OUT-OF-BOUNDS dilemma, The (Read) 5:284-290 PATON, W. A. Inquiry concerning inequality, An. 1: 53-60 PEACE, Archie Distinguished everybodies. 3: 156-157 PEACE or politics (Chodorov) 4:251-252 PETERS, J. H.

Inflationism as political policy. 12: 717-724 PITT, W. H. Value - the soul of economics. 9:515-519 POIROT, Paul L. Combinations in restraint of trade. 6: 331-334 Money and the market. 8: 464-469 Our saving grace. 2: 76-80 Price of liberty, The. 12: 725-729 Problems the free market can't solve. 10:630-635 . Spend now, pay later! 5:297-299 766 THE FREEMAN December POLITICAL action/privilege Battle in the streets, The (Carson) 11 :662-669 Peace or politics (Chodorov) 4:251-252 Read's law (Read) 10:608-610 Right to health, The (Szasz) 6: 360n. Rise and fall of England, The (Carson) 3: 158-170 Two concepts of equality (Opitz) 9:529-540 POLITICAL intervention in medicine (Hunt) 7:436-438 POLLUTION, unknown costs of (Callaway) 11:679-682 POVERTY, government programs Battle in the streets, The (Carson) 11:662-669 Forgotten man, The (Sumner) 8:470-480 Good sense makes good business! (Bugbee) 11:692-697 Two concepts of equality (Opitz) 9: 529-540 POWELL, J. Enoch Floating exchange rates. 8:451-461 Housing policy for Great Britain, A.

3:171-175 POWER (governmental), coercion Combinations in restraint of trade (Poirot) 6:331-334 Golden calf, The (Youngquist) 11 :645-651 Pyramids all over the place (Read) 12:714-716 Socialism and beyond (Opitz) 7:418ff. Two concepts of equality (Opitz) 9:529-540 PRICE of liberty, The (Poirot) 12:725-729 PRICES/pricing Price of liberty, The (Poirot) 12: 725-729 Value - the soul of economics (Pitt) 9: 515-519 PRICING ourselves out of world markets? (Cravens) 2:109-112 PRIV ATE property Battle in the streets, The (Carson) 11 :662-669 Defeat on the home front, A (McAdoo) 4:203-204 Price of liberty, The (Poirot) 12: 725-729 Socialized airwaves (Emanuelson) 10:597-598 PROBLEM or opportunity? (Carson) 10:622-628 PROBLEMS the free market can't solve ( Poirot) 10: 630-635 PROGRESS (IPA Facts) 5:310 PROTECTED to death (Hazlitt) 8:481-482 PYRAMIDS all over the place (Read) 12:714-716 QUIET revolution, The (Opitz) 10:611-618 RADIO/TV Socialized airwaves (Emanuelson) 10 :597-598 READ, Leonard E.

Best audience is one! The. 8: 483-487 Fear smallness, not bigness. 7: 425-426 Free market disciplines. 11: 656-661 Out-of-bounds dilemma, The. 5: 284-290 Pyramids all over the place. 12: 714-716 Read's law. 10:608-610 RELIGION, morality, ethics Beyond the law (Manas) 9: 564-572 Instinct and ethics (Opitz) 12:732-740 Quiet revolution, The (Opitz) 10:611-618 Training in trust (Brown) 3: 149-155 REPRESSED depression (North) 4: 224-234 RESPONSIBILITY, individual Collective guilt myth, The (Chamberlin) 1:3-9 Free lance in the free market, A (Bearce) 12:752-756 Freedom is responsibility (B. M. Sparks) 9: 522-528 Golden calf, The (Youngquist) 11:645-651 "She says my house is dark ..." (Woodson) 11:652-655 Training in trust (Brown) 3:149-155 RIGHT to health, The (Szasz) 6:352-362 RISE and fall of England, The. See Carson ROCHE, George Charles III Education in America (4) Decline of intellect, The. 1:38-47 (5) Discipline or disaster? 2: 101-108 (6) Perpetual adolescent, The.

3: 136-144 (7) Why institutionalize our errors? 4:243-250 (8) Multiversity, The. 5:272-280 (9) Academic freedom for what? 6:363-369 (10) Revolt on campus. 7:397-405 (11) Creativity. 8:497-503 ( 12) Philosophy of growth, A. 9: 546-553 ROGGE, Benjamin A. Libertarian philosophy, The. 10: 579-584 Student power and all that. 9:519-521 ROSE, Tom Free market - what it is ... what it implies, The. 7:387-392 RUSSELL, Dean Speakman 100. 5:259-262 SAVINGS and investment How we discourage investment (Hazlitt) 1: 36-37 Our saving grace (Poirot) 2:76-80 Urban renewal and the doctrine of sunk costs ( North) 5: 263-270 SCHAFFER, Martin F. Non-system, The. 11: 655 1969 INDEX 767 SCIENCE, technology Free market disciplines (Read) 11: 656-661 Intellect in utopia, The (Donway) 6: 346-351 Mythology of spaceship earth, The (North) 11 :683-691 Out-of-bounds dilemma, The (Read) 5:284-290 Technological status (Campbell) 2: 113-122 SECURITY, government guaranteed Alienated American, The (Darling) 3: 131-135 Golden calf, The (Youngquist) 11:645-651 Problems the free market can't solve ( Poi rot ) 10: 630-635 SELF-IMPROVEMENT', self-reliance Difficult question, A (Yankus) 12:741-743 Distinguished everybodies (Peace) 3: 156-157 Progress (IP A) 5: 310 "She says my house is dark ..."

(Woodson) 11: 652-655 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Great depression, The. 10: 585-596 Tax policy. 9:556-563 Value of money, The. 11:670-678 SHENOY, Sudha R. Hong Kong: a case study in market development. 7: 439-443 "SHE says my house is dark ..." (Woodson) 11: 652-655 SHUMIA TCHER, Morris C. Democratic dilemma, A. 12:707-713 SIEBERT, Al Anyones, The (poem) 10:629 SIMONS, Henry Edward In doing "one's own thing." 10: 619-621 SOCIALISM and beyond (Opitz) 7:410-424 SOCIALISM (British) See Carson SOCIALIZED airwaves (Emanuelson) 10: 597-598 SPARKS, Bertel M. Freedom is responsibility. 9: 522-528 Why have an Electoral College? 4:219-223 SPARKS, John C. Beneath the gap. 7:406-409 SPEAKMAN 100 (Russell) 5:259-262 SPENCER, Herbert - ideas of From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984 (Hazlitt) 2:67-75 SPEND now, pay later! (Poirot) 5:297-299 SQUEEZE on the middle class, The (Chamberlin) 2:91-97 STUDENT power and all that (Rogge) 9: 519-521 SUMMER, William Graham Forgotten man, The. 8:470-480 SUNK costs, urban renewal and, (North) 5:263-270 SUPREME issue, The: the individual versus the state (Chamberlin) 11: 699-700 SZASZ, Thomas S.

Right to health, The. 6: 352-362 TARIFF war, libertarian style (North) 8:488-496 TAX policy (Sennholz) 9:556-563 TAXES, taxation Capital gains (Hagedorn) 8: 461-463 Forgotten man, The (Sumner) 8:470-480 How we discourage investment (Hazlitt) 1: 36-37 Money and the market (Poirot) 8: 464-469 Onesided capital-gains tax (Hazlitt) 5:270-271 Our saving grace (Poirot) 2:76-80 Squeeze on the middle class, The (Chamberlin) 2:91-97 Who pays taxes - and how? (Boulware) 12: 750-751 TECHNOLOGICAL status (Campbell) 2: 113-122 TENURE (T. L. Johnson) 3: 145-148 THANKSGIVING Let us give thanks (Thompson) 11: 643-644 THOMAS, Norman - ideas of Socialism and beyond (Opitz) 7:410ff. THOMPSON, Donna Let us give thanks. 11: 643-644 THORNTON, Robert M. See Book reviews TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de, as he saw us (Winston) 5:311-316 TOO mad to laugh! (Trueblood) 9: 554-555 TRADE, international Pricing ourselves out of world markets?

(Cravens) 2: 109-112 Tariff war, libertarian style (North) 8:488-496 TRAINING in trust (Brown) 3: 149-155 TRANSPORTATION Technological status (Campbell) 2: 113-122 TRUEBLOOD, D. Elton Too mad to laugh! 9: 554-555 TWO concepts of equality (Opitz) 9:529-540 UNITED Nations Hands off southern Africa (Chamberlin) 3: 176-182 U. S. CONSTITUTION Activist judges and the rule of law ( Cummerford) 5: 280-283 Why have an Electoral College? (B. Sparks) 4:219-223 UNKNOWN costs of pollution (Callaway) 11 :679-682 URBAN renewal and the doctrine of sunk costs (North) 5:263-270 URUGUAY: welfare state gone wild (Hazlitt) 4:195-202 768 THE FREEMAN December VALUE - the soul of economics (Pitt) 9:515-519 VALUE of money, The (Sennholz) 11:670-678 VALUE, intrinsic, the fallacy of (North) 6:370-375 WARD, Barbara - ideas of Mythology of spaceship earth, The (North) 11 : 688ff. WARD, June I. Consequences are absolute, The. 8: 504-506 WELFARE state philosophy Forgotten man, The (Sumner) 8:470-480 From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984 (Hazlitt) 2:67-75 Golden calf, The (Youngquist) 11:645-651 Uruguay: welfare state gone wild (Hazlitt) 4: 195-202 WHO pays taxes - and how? (Boulware) 12:750-751 WHY have an: Electoral College?