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Lloyd J. Linford 387 What Is Property?' William W. Bayes 392 When property is understood and defined, it may be seen that the basic human rights are property rights. Throttlingthe Railroads: 3. The Thrust to Regulation Clarence B. Carson 401 How the people and their politicians turned in the 1870's from pampering to punishing a business. Patriotism:To Be or Not To Be Judy Anne Headlee 414 There is a I ink between national loyalty and freedom that ought to be preserved. How Wages Are DeterminedThe Effect of Interventions Percy L. Greaves, Jr. 421 The market method of pricing services, and how various interventions harm everyone involved. Ludwig von Mises: Dean of Rational Economics Hans F. Sennholz 439 Economist Ludwig von Mises, 88, has battled the shopworn ideals of liberal economics for over half a century. Book Review 445 "Marx and the I'ntellectuals: A Set of Post-Ideological Essays" by Lewis Feuer.

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