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A ABOUT marijuana (Winkler) 6: 376-380 ACADEMIC freedom. See Colleges I universities AGE of authoritarianism, The (Newell) 4:237-240 AGRICULTURAL production and government Freedom for farmers (Shuman) 3: 138-145 Our improving environment (Miller) 9:515-529 What is overpopulation? (Rushdoony) 2 :98-105 ANDERSON, Henry Denaturization of human nature, The. 9 :543-551 ARMENTANO, D. T. Inherent weakness of price collusion, The. 1 :40-43 ART of thinking, The (Hazlitt) 8:486-508 ARTS, opera and government Freedom for intellectual progress (Pick) 3: 136-137 Sinking in a sea of buts (Read) 4:221-223 ASIA, the impotent specter (Smith) 9:552-555 AVIATION Fly the frenzied skies (Poole) 5: 273-286 B BACON, Frederic S. Harmony or antagonism? 11: 643-646 BARGER, Melvin D. Private mail could be a public boon. 1: 3-10 BASTIAT, Frederic Should teen-agel's vote? 6: 330-336 BATTEN, C. R. Tragedy of the Commons, The. 10: 608-609 BAYES, William W.

Ends and means. 11: 647-661 What is property? 7: 392-400 BEANS, getting to know (Read) 3:146-151 BEARCE, Robert G. Don't be a lonesome libertarian. 3: 184-186 No time for pessimism. 9:567-570 BEHA VIORISM Denaturization of human nature, The (Anderson) 9: 543-551 Theology of the exponential curve, The (North) 5:293-310 BET your life? (Poirot) 4:241 BIEN, Bettina. See Book reviews (Hazlitt) BIG business Elite under capitalism, The (Mises) 6:367-375 Inherent weakness of price collusion, The (Armen tano) 1: 40-43 Profits and profit-makers (Fertig) 10: 610-619 Throttling the railroads (Carson) 7:401-413; 8:455-465 BIGNESS in business (Wasserman) 4: 224-232 BOYD, William B. Inflation: what it means. 2: 80-84 BRIGHTEN the corner (Edelen) 2: 88-95 c CAHILL, George F. Emblem of freedom. 2:67-69 CAPITALISTIC commandment, A (Young) 4: 195-200 CARSON, Clarence B. Law for governments, A. 1:31-39 Throttling the railroads: ( 1) Railroad problem, The. 5: 259-266 (2) Aiding the railroads, 1830-1871.

6: 354-366 (3) Thrust to regulation, The. 7:401-413 (4) Nature of railroading, The. 8:455-465 (5) Early regulation, 1887-1920. 9:556-566 (6) Railroads in the grip of government, 1920-1958. 10: 623-633 (7) Grip of privileged competitors, The. 11: 684-694 (8) Grip of the unions, The. 12: 743-754 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHRISTIAN charity vs. government welfare ( Johnson) 4: 242-244 CITY Ilocal government problems I, the radical (Zarbin) 8: 483-485 William Jay Gaynor: libertarian mayor of New York (Thornton) 3:156-164 CIVILIZA TION Iheritage, ideological Art of thinking, The (Hazlitt) 8: 486-508 Fifty years of engineering (MoreeU) 11: 695-701 It began with the Greeks (Roche) 3:168-183 What you don't know might help you! (Opitz) 12:707-724 762 THE FREEMAN December CLARK, John A. Inflation. 4: 233-236 COERCION / compulsion Age of authoritarianism, The (Newell) 4: 237-240 Disturbing awakening, A (Zarbin) 4 :213-215 Ends and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 COLESON, Edward P.

Free enterprise, peace and plenty. 6: 342-349 COLLEGES/universities Dissent (Rukeyser) 11:676-683 Disturbing awakening, A (Zarbin) 4: 213-215 New patriots, The (Wells) 6: 323-329 "Power" problem on campus, The: an economist's'view (Kirzner) 8:476-482 Role of students in the governance of law schools, The (Neal) 4:216-220 Statist bureaucracy in the modern economy (North) 1:16-28 CONGLOMERATE mergers Bigness in business (Wasserman) 4: 224-232 CONSERV A TION "For the best interests of man" (McLeod) 11: 674-675 Tragedy of the Commons, The (Batten) 10: 608-609 CONSERV ATIONIST looks at freedom, A (Read) 11: 667-673 CONSERV A TIVE, the role of (Sparks) 9: 535-540 CURTISS, W. M. See Book reviews (Saxon) D DEMERS, Robert W. To a friend. 9: 541-542 DEMOCRACY and freedom (Zarbin) 10: 633-634 DENATURIZATION of human nature, The (Anderson) 9: 543-551 DENTON, Herbert J., Jr. Laws of freedom, The. 3: 187-188 DISSENT (Rukeyser) 11:676-683 DISTURBING awakening, A (Zarbin) 4:213-215 DON'T be a lonesome libertarian (Bearce) 3: 184-186 DON'T throw out the baby! (Read) 5:287-292 DOZER, Donald M.

Drugs and the law. 3: 131-135 DRAFT in principle and practice, The (Poirot) 3: 165-167 DRUGS and the law (Dozer) 3: 131-135 DRUGS/narcotics About marijuana (Winkler) 6:376-380 E E'S have it, The (Paton) 2:108-121 ECON OMIC production/development Don't throw out the baby! (Read) 5:287-292 Elite under capitalism, The (Mises) 6:367-375 Foreign investment vs. foreign aid (Hazlitt) 10: 579-593 Free enterprise, peace and plenty (Coleson) 6: 342-349 Getting to know beans (Read) 3:146-151 National goals (Hagedorn) 4:201-203 Private property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12:727-740 Problem, The (Russell) 5:267-272 ECONOMICS (Hazlitt) 3: 152-155 EDELEN, William Brighten the corner, 2: 88-95 Measure of a man, The. 5: 311-316 EDUCATION: See Colleges/universities; Methodology, libertarian; Self-improvement; Thinking/thought/learning ELITE under capitalism, The (Mises) 6: 367-375 EMBLEM of freedom (Cahill) 2: 67-69 ENDS and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 ENTREPRENEURS and consumer sovereign ty Elite under capitalism, The (Mises) 6: 367-375 ;:orecas~ing (Sennholz) 1: 11-15 Power problem on campus, The: an economist's view (Kirzner) 8:476-482 Private property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12:727-740 Profits and profit-makers (Fertig) 10: 610-619 Statist bureaucracy in the modern economy (North) 1: 16-28 ENVIRONMENT / ecology Conservationist looks at freedom A (Read) 11:667-673 ' Our improving environment (Miller) 9 :515-529 Tragedy of the Commons, The (Batten) 10: 608-609 EXPONENTIAL curve, the theology of (North) 5:293-310 F FERTIG, Lawrence Profits and profit-makers: what does the public think about them? 10 :610-619 1970 INDEX 763 FIFTY years of engineering (Moreell) 11: 695-701 FLY the frenzied skies (Poole) 5: 273-286 "FOR the best interests of man" (McLeod) 11: 674-675 FOR moral growth (Machan) 10:620-622 FORECASTING (Sennholz) 1:11-15 FOREIGN aid Foreign investment vs. foreign aid (Hazlitt) 10:579-593 Free enterprise, peace -and plenty (Coleson) 6: 342-349 Problem, The (Russell) 5: 267-272 FOREIGN investment vs. foreign aid (Hazlitt) 10:579-593 FREE enterprise, free market E's have it, The (Paton) 2:108-121 Intervention leads to total control ( Velasco) 1: 44-58 Invisible hand, The (Nichols) 2:85-87 FREE enterprise, peace and plenty (Coleson) 6: 342-349 FREEDOM/liberty Capitalistic commandment, A (Young) 4: 195-200 Conservationist looks at freedom, A (Read) 11:667-673 Emblem of freedom (Cahill) 2:67-69 Role of a conservative, The (Sparks) 9: 535-540 FREEDOM and democracy (Zarbin) 10: 633-634 FREEDOM for farmers (Shuman) 3: 138-145 FREEDOM for intellectual progress (Pick) 3: 136-137 FREEDOM in the global village (King) 6:337-341 FREEDOM of the seas Wealth of the oceans, The (Poole) 8:466-475 G GAYNOR, William Jay, libertarian mayor of New York (Thornton) 3:156-164 GERMANY, hyperinflation in (Sennholz) 10 :598-607 GETTING to know beang (Read) 3:146-151 GOOSE or citizen? (Scott) 12: 725-726 GOVERNMENT intervention/control Bigness in business (Wasserman) 4: 224-232 Fly the frenzied skies (Poole) 5: 273-286 How wages are determined (Greaves) 7:421-438 Intervention leads to total control (Velasco) 1 :44-58 See also Carson, "Throttling the railroads"

(serialized) GOVERNMENT, role of Fifty years of engineering (Moreell) 11: 695-701 Law for governments, A (Carson) 1:31-39 Laws and their uses, The (Poirot) 8:451-454 Should teen-agers vote? (Bastiat) 6:330-336 GOVERNMENT spending Inflation: a tiger by the tail (Hazlitt) 2: 70-79 Inflation: what it means (Boyd) 2:80-84 Welfarism and its consequences (Hazlitt) 4: 204-212 GREAVES, Percy L., Jr. How wages are determined: the effect of interventions. 7: 421-438 GREEKS, it began with the (Roche) 3: 168-183 GUILT complex, reflections on (Read) 1 :28-30 H HAGEDORN, George National goals. 4:201-203 Uses of Ignorance. 12: 740-742 HARMONY or antagonism? (Bacon) 11: 643-646 HAZLITT, Henry Art of thinking, The. 8: 486-508 Economics. 3: 152-155 Foreign investment vs. foreign aid. 10: 579-593 Inflation: a tiger by the tail. 2: 70-79 Private property, public purpose. 12: 727-740 Welfarism and its consequences. 4:204-212 See also Book reviews (Myrdal) HEADLEE, Judy Anne Patriotism: to be or not to be. 7:414-420 HOW wages are determined: the effect of interventions (Greaves) 7: 421-438 HUNGARY Emblem of freedom (Cahill) 2: 67-69 HYPERINFLATION in Germany (Sennholz) 10: 598-607 I, the radical (Zarbin) 8: 483-485 ID EAS / ideologies Age of authoritarianism (Newell) 4:237-240 New patriots, The (Wells) 6:323-329 Profits and profit-makers (Fertig) 10:610-619 Reflections on the guilt complex (Read) 1: 28-30 Theology of the exponential curve, The (North) 5:293-310 764 THE FREEMAN December IDEAS/ideologies (Continued) Throttling the railroads (Carson) 7:401-413 Uses of ignorance ( Hagedorn) 12: 740-742 What you don't know might help you!

(Opitz) 12: 707-724 ID EASjin vention/technology Capitalistic commandment, A (Young) 4: 195-200 Fifty years of engineering (Moreell) 11: 695-701 Role of a conservative, The (Sparks) 9: 535-540 INCENTIVE/self-reliance Dissent (Rukeyser) 11:676-683 Goose or citizen? (Scott) 12: 725-726 Lincoln didn~t say it (Russell) 2: 96-97 INDEPENDENT Postal System of America Tom Murray, founder Private mail could be a public boon (Barger) 1: 3-10 INDIVIDUAL choice/responsibility Brighten the corner (Edelen) 2: 88-95 Christian charity vs. government welfare ( Johnson) 4: 242-244 Denaturization of human nature, The (Anderson) 9:543-551 Drugs and the law (Dozer) 3:131-135 Ends and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 For moral growth (Machan) 10:620-622 Harmony or antagonism? (Bacon) 11: 643-646 I, the radical (Zarbin) 8: 483-485 Statist bureaucracy in the modern economy (North) 1: 16-28 Youthful purpose, A (Muller) 10:594-597 INDIVIDU AL/individuality /inequality Dissent (Rukeyser) 11:676-683 Elite under capitalism, The (Mises) 6:367-375 Measure of a man, The (Edelen) 5:311-316 INFLATION (Clark) 4:233-236 INFLATION: a tiger by the tail (Hazlitt) 2: 70-79 INFLATION: what it means (Boyd) 2:80-84 INHERENT weakness of price collusion, The (Armentano) 1:40-43 INTERVENTION leads to total control (Velasco) 1:44-58 INVISIBLE hand, The (Nichols) 2:85-87 IT began with the Greeks (Roche) 3: 168-183 J JOHNSON, Thomas L.

Christian charity vs. government welfare. 4:242-244 K KANT - ideas of Ends and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 KEYNES - ideas of How wages are determined (Greaves) 7 :421-438 Private property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12:727-740 Welfarism and its consequences (Hazlitt) 4: 204-212 KING, David C. Freedom in the global village. 6:337-341 KIRZNER, Israel M. "Power" problem on campus, The: an economist's view. 8:476-482 L LABOR - wages/employment/unions Getting to know beans (Read) 3: 146-151 How wages are determined (Greaves) 7 :421-438 Profits and profit-makers (Fertig) 10: 610-619 Throttling the railroads (Carson) 12: 743-754 LAW for governments, A (Carson) 1 :31-39 LAWS and their uses, The (Poirot) 8:451-454 LAWS of freedom, The (Denton) 3: 187-188 LINCOLN didn't say it (Russell) 2:96-97 LINFORD, Lloyd J. Song for all seasons, A. 7:387-391 LIVING symbol, A (Zarbin) 2:122-124 M MACHAN, Tibor R. For moral growth. 10: 620-622 MARX, Karl - ideas of Bigness in business (Wasserman) 4 :224-232 Dissent (Rukeyser) 11: 676-683 How wages are determined (Greaves) 7: 421-438 McLEOD, A. Neil "For the best interests of man."

11: 674-675 MEASURE of a man, The (Edelen) 5: 311-316 METHODOLOGY, libertarian Brighten the corner (Edelen) 2: 88-95 Don't be a lonesome libertarian (Bearce) 3: 184-186 Ends and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 No time for pessimism (Bearce) 9:567-570 Resist not evil (Read) 9: 530-534 Sinking in a sea of buts (Read) 4:221-223 To a friend (Demers) 9:541-542 1970 INDEX 765 MILLER, Alexis T. Our improving environment. 9: 515-529 MISES, Ludwig von Elite under capitalism, The. 6: 367-375 MISES, Ludwig von, dean of rational economics (Sennholz) 7: 439-444 MONEY /inflation/credit expansion Forecasting (Sennholz) 1: 11-15 Hyperinflation in Germany (Sennholz) 10:598-607 Inflation (Clark) 4:233-236 Inflation: a tiger by the tail (Hazlitt) 2:70-79 Inflation: what it means (Boyd) 2:80-84 Rising taxes weaken the dollar (Sennholz) 11 :662-666 Welfarism and its consequences (Hazlitt) 4:204-212 MONOPOLY, A - and how to break it (Poirot) 6: 350-353 MORALITY and ethical principles Brighten the corner (Edelen) 2: 88-95 Drugs and the law (Dozer) 3:131-135 Ends and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 E's have it, The (Paton) 2:108-121 Fifty years of engineering (Moreell) 11: 695-701 For moral growth (Machan) 10:620-622 It began with the Greeks (Roche) 3:168-183 Patriotism: to be or not to be (Headlee) 7:414-420 What you don't know might help you!

(Opitz) 12:707-724 MOREELL, Ben Fifty years of engineering. 11: 695-701 MULLER, James W. Youthful purpose, A. 10: 594-597 MUTH, Dayis. See Book reviews (McHarg) N NATIONAL goals (Hagedorn) 4:201-203 NATURAL rights/law/order Ends and means (Bayes) 11:647-661 Harmony or antagonism? (Bacon) 11:643-646 Law for governments, A (Carson) 1:31-39 Laws of freedom (Denton) 3:187-188 What is property? (Bayes) 7: 392-400 What you don't know might help you! (Opitz) 12: 707-724 NEAL, Phil C. Role of students in the governance of law schools, The. 4: 216-220 NEW patriots, The (Wells) 6:323-329 NEW YORK, William Jay Gaynor, libertarian mayor (Thornton) 3:156-164 NEWELL, Robert K. Age of authoritarianism, The. 4:237-240 NICHOLS, Rosalie Invisible hand, The. 2: 85-87 NO time for pessimism (Bearce) 9:567-570 NORTH, Gary Statist bureaucracy in the modern economy. 1: 16-28 Theology of the exponential curve, The.

5:293-310 o OCEANS, the wealth of (Poole) 8:466-475 OPITZ, Edmund A. What you don't know might help you! 12:707-724 OUR improving environment (Miller) 9: 515-529 p PATON, W. A. E's have it, The. 2: 108-121 PATRIOTISM Song for all seasons, A (Linford) 7:387-391 PATRIOTISM: to be or not to be (Headlee) 7 :414-420 PEACE, planning for (Sennholz) 2: 106-107 PICK, Sue Freedom for intellectual progress. 3: 136-137 PLANNING for peace (Sennholz) 2: 106-107 POIROT, Paul L. Bet your life? 4:241 Draft in principle and practice, The. 3: 165-167 Laws and their uses, The. 8: 451-454 Monopoly, A - and how to break it. 6 :350-353 POLITICS, political action Should teen-agel's vote? (Bastiat) 6: 330-336 William Jay Gaynor: libertarian mayor of New York (Thornton) 3:156-164 POOLE, Robert, Jr. Fly the frenzied skies. 5: 273-286 Wealth of the oceans, The. 8:466-475 POPULATION Free enterprise, peace and plenty (Coleson) 6: 342-349 Our improving environment (Miller) 9: 515-529 Theology of the exponential curve (North) 5: 293-310 What is overpopulation'! (Rushdoony) 2: 98-105 POST office and mail delivery Monopoly, A - and how to break it (Poirot) 6: 350-353 Private mail could be a public boon (Barger) 1:3-10 POWER, economic vs. governmental Elite under capitalism, The (Mises) 6:367-375 766 THE FREEMAN December "POWER" problem on campus, The: an economist's view (Kirzner) 8:476-482 PRICES/pricing How wages are determined (Greaves) 7: 421-438 Inflation: a tiger by the tail (Hazlitt) 2: 70-79 Inherent weakness of price collusion, The (Armentano) 1: 40-43 Intervention leads to total control (Velasco) 1:44-58 Throttling the railroads (Carson) 8: 455-465 PRIV A TEmail could be a public boon (Barger) 1: 3-10 PRIV ATE property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12:727-740 PROBLEM, The (Russell) 5:267-272 PROFITS and profit-makers (Fertig) 10: 610-619 PROPERTY, private Capitalistic commandment, A (Young) 4: 195-200 Elite under capitalism, The (Mises) 6:367-375 Lincoln didn't say it (Russell) 2: 96-97 Private property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12:727-740 What is property? (Bayes) 7: 392-400 PROPERTY, public ownership/control Conservationist looks at freedom, A (Read) 11:667-673 Fly the frenzied skies (Poole) 5: 273-286 Throttling the railroads (Carson) 10 :623-633 Tragedy of the Commons, The (Batten) 10: 608-609 Wealth of the oceans, The (Poole) 8:466-475 R RADICAL - defined I, the radical (Zarbin) 8: 483-485 RAILROADS, throttling of. See Carson READ, Leonard E.

Conservationist looks at freedom, A. 11 :667-673 Getting to know beans. 3: 146-151 Don't throw out the baby! 5: 287-292 Reflections on the guilt complex. 1: 28-30 Resist not evil. 9: 530-534 Sinking in a sea of buts. 4: 221-223 REFLECTIONS on the guilt complex (Read) 1 :28-30 RESIST not evil (Read) 9:530-534 RISING taxes weaken the dollar (Sennholz) 11 :662-666 ROCHE, George Charles III It began with the Greeks. 3: 168-183 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Mises) ROLE of a conservative, The (Sparks) 9: 535-540 ROLE of students in the governance of law schools, The (Neal) 4:216-220 RUKEYSER, Merryle Stanley Dissent. 11: 676-683 RUSHDOONY, Rousas J. What is overpopulation? 2:98-105 RUSSELL, Dean Lincoln didn't say it. 2: 96-97 Problem, The. 5: 267-272 s SAVINGS & investment How wages are determined (Greaves) 7: 421-438 Private property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12:727-740 SCOTT, Graham Goose or citizen'? 12: 725-726 SELF-improvement Art of thinking, The (Hazlitt) 8:486-508 Brighten the corner (Edelen) 2: 88-95 Living symbol, A (Zarbin) 2: 122-124 Measure of a man, The (Edelen) 5:311-316 To a friend (Demers) 9:541-542 SENNHOLZ, Hans F.

Forecasting. 1: 11-15 Hyperinflation in Germany. 10: 598-607 Ludwig von Mises: dean of rational economics. 7: 439-444 Planning for peace. 2: 106-107 Rising taxes weaken the dollar. 11: 662-666 SHOULD teen-agel's vote? (Bastiat) 6: 330-336 SHUMAN, Charles B. Freedom for farmers. 3: 138-145 SINKING in a sea of buts (Read) 4:221-223 SMITH, Adam - ideas of How wages are determined (Greaves) 7: 421-438 Invisible hand, The (Nichols) 2: 85-87 Private property, public purpose (Hazlitt) 12: 727-740 SMITH, Harry Lee Asia, the impotent specter. 9: 552-555 SOCIAL Security Bet your life? (Poirot) 4:241 SOCIALISM Goose or citizen'? (Scott) 12:725-726 Intervention leads to total control ( Velasco) 1: 44-58 What is overpopulation? (Rushdoony) 2: 98-105 SONG for all seasons, A (Linford) 7:387-391 1970 INDEX 767 SPARKS, Bertel M. Role of a conservative, The. 9: 535-540 SPECIAL privilege Should teen-agers vote? (Bastiat) 6:330-336 Throttling the railroads (Carson) 6: 354-366; 11: 684-694 STATIST bureaucracy in the modern economy (North) 1: 16-28 STATISTICS, predictions Forecasting (Sennholz) 1: 11-15 Theology of the exponential curve, The (North) 5:293-310 Uses of Ignorance (Hagedorn) 12:740-742 T TAXES/taxation Profits and profit-makers - what does the public think about them? (Fertig) 10: 610-619 Rising taxes weaken the dollar (Sennholz) 11: 662-666 THEOLOGY of the exponential curve, The (North) 5: 293-310 THINKIN G/thought/learning Art of thinking, The (Hazlitt) 8: 486-508 No time for pessimism (Bearce) 9:567-570 What you don't know might help you!

(Opitz) 12: 707-724 THORNTON, Robert M. William Jay Gaynor: libertarian mayor (If New York. 3:156-164 See also Book reviews (Banfield; Klein; Nock) THROTTLING the railroads. See Carson TO a friend (Demers) 9: 541-542 TRADE/investment, international Foreign investment vs. foreign aid (Hazlitt) 10:579-593 Free enterprise, peace and plenty (Coleson) 6: 342-349 Freedom in the global village (King) 6:337-341 TRAGEDY of the Commons, The (Batten) 10: 608-609 TRANSPORTATION. See Aviation; Railroads u U. S. CONSTITUTION Law for governments, A (Carson) 1: 31-39 U. S. HISTORY New patriots, The (Wells) 6:323-329 Song for all seasons, A (Linford) 7: 387-391 Throttling the railroads. See Carson What is overpopulation? (Rushdoony) 2: 98-105 USES of ignorance (Hagedorn) 12: 740-742 V VELASCO, Gustavo R. Intervention leads to total control. 1 :44-58 VIETNAM Asia, the impotent specter (Smith) 9: 552-555 VOTE, should teen-agers? (Bastiat) 6: 330-336 w WA.R vs. peace 4.ge of authoritarianism (Newell) 4:237-240 Asia, the impotent specter (Smith) 9: 552-555 Draft in principle and practice, The (Poirot) 3: 165-167 Planning for peace (Sennholz) 2: 106-107 WASSERMAN, Sheldon Bigness in business. 4: 224-232 WEALTH of the oceans, The (Poole) 8:466-475 WELFARE state philosophy Christian charity vs. government welfare (Johnson) 4: 242-244 Laws and their uses, The (Poirot) 8: 451-454 Reflections on the guilt complex (Read) 1: 28-30 Youthful purpose, A (Muller) 10:594-597 WELF ARISM and its consequences (Hazlitt) 4: 204-212 WELLS, E. F.

New patriots, The. 6: 323-329 WHAT is overpopulation? (Rushdoony) 2: 98-105 WHA T is property? (Bayes) 7: 392-400 WHA T you don't know might help you! (Opitz) 12:707-724 WINKLER, Franz E. About marijuana. 6: 376-380 y YOUNG, F. Clifton Capitalistic commandment, A. 4: 195-200 YOUTHFUL purpose, A (Muller) 10:594-597 z ZARBIN, Earl Disturbing awakening, A. 4: 213-215 Freedom and democracy. 10: 633-634 I, the radical. 8: 483-485 Living symbol, A. 2: 122-124 768 THE FREEMAN BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) December BANFIELD, Edward C. The unheavemy city (Thornton) 9:574-576 BOEHME, Lillian R. Carte blanche for chaos - a critical look at the Kerner report ( Chamberlain) 10: 635-638 BURLEIGH, Anne Husted. John Adams (Chamberlain) 4:245-248 CARSON, Clarence B. The flight from reality (Chamberlain) 1:59-63 FEUER, Lewis. Marx and the intellectuals: a set of post-ideological essays (Chamberlain) 7:445-448 GOLDWATER, Barry. Conscience of the Majority (Chamberlain) 12: 755-758 HAZLITT, Henry. Man vs. the welfare state ( Bien) 4 :248-251 KLEIN, Herbert T. The police: damned if they do, damned if they don't (Thornton) 4: 255-256 McHARG, Ian L. Design with nature (Muth) 4:251-255 LAX, AI. Consumers' capitalism and the immutable laws of economics (Chamberlain) 8: 509-512 MacCALL UM, Spencer T. The art of community (Chamberlain) 11: 702-704 MEYER, Frank S. The conservative mainstream (Chamberlain) 2: 125-128 MISES, Ludwig von. Bureaucracy (Sennholz) 7:442 -_. The historical setting of the Austrian school of economics (Rogers) 1: 63-64; (Sennholz) 7: 444 --. Human action: a treatise on economics ( Sennholz) 7: 443-444 --. Omnipotent government, the rise of the total state and total war (Sennholz) 7:440-442 --. Socialism, an economic and sociological analysis (Sennholz) 7:439-440 --. Theory and history: an interpretation of social and economic evolution (Sennholz) 7:443 MYRDAL, Gunnar. The challenge of world poverty: a world antipoverty program in outline (Hazli tt) 12: 758-760 NOCK, Albert Jay. The theory of education in the United States (Thornton) 10:638-639 OPITZ, Edmund A. Religion and capitalism: allies, not enemies (Chamberlain) 5:317-320 ROCHE, George Charles III. Legacy of freedom (Chamberlain) 3:189-192 ROPKE, Wilhelm. Against the tide (Chamberlain) 9:571-574 RUKEYSER. Merryle Stanley. Collective bargaining: the power to destroy (Chamberlain) 6:381-384 SAXON, Michael R. The British national health service: bad medicine, bad politics, bad economics (Curtiss) 10: 640 HANDSOME BLUE LEATHERLEX FREEMAN BINDERS $2.50 each