Index

A ACADEMIC freedom, tenure Subsidizing a crisis: the teacher glut, 1971 (North) 3:154-167 AGRICULTURE and government programs Conflict of whose interests? (D. M. Sparks) 11:682-693 Man and his environment (Aldrich) 11:661-666 Market closed! (Poirot) 7:401-406 Poor relief in old Rome (Hazlitt) 4:215-219 Poverty and population (Hazlitt) 7:414-422 ALDRICH, Samuel R. Man and his environment. 11: 661-666 AM I constantly correcting? (Read) 6:332-336 ANDERSON, Robert G. Root of all evil. 8:472-476 ANTITRUST history: the American Tobacco case of 1911 (Armentano) 3:173-186 ARE schools necessary? (Watts) 7:442-444 ARMENTANO, D. T. Antitrust history: the American Tobacco case of 1911. 3: 173-186 ASPINWALL, Francis H. Who pays for clean air and water? 8:487-489 AUSTRALIA A letter from down-under ( Yankus) 10: 579-582 B BAD money drives out goods ... (Poirot) 11:678-681 BARGER, Melvin D. Soviet dissent: heat without light. 6:337-341 BARZUN, Jacques. See Book reviews (Nock) BAYARD, Thomas F.

Individual fl'eedom. 10: 635-636 BEARCE, Robert G. EMa:ping the mob mentality. 10:618-620 BERLIN, Isaiah - ideas of Individual liberty and the rule of law (Foley) 6:357-378 BIEN, Bettina Liberation of women, The: thoughts on reading some old cookbooks. 2:87-92 BIOLOGY of behavior, The (Williams) 4:239-247 BROWNFELD, Allan C. See Book reviews ( Bloomberg) BRUNK, Max E. Consumerism. 2: 71-81 BUREAUCRACY, bureaucractic management Consumerism (Brunk) 2:71-81 On institutional senescence (Jacobson) 2:82-86 Transportation: regulation vs. competition (Hagedorn) 5:271-273 Worrycrats, The (Read) 4:203-207 BUYING up surpluses (Hagedorn) 8:460-462 C CALLAWAY, Howard Freedom to change. 9: 536-538 CAMPBELL, John W. Pollution paranoia. 7:407-413 CANFIELD, Joseph M. See Book reviews (Carson) CAPITALISM, creative thrust of (Rukeyser) 1:33-38 CARSON, Clarence B. Founding of the American republic,· The: (1) American epic, The: 1760-1800.

8:451-459 (2) English heritage, The. 9: 524-535 ( 3 ) Colonial religious experience, The. 10: 621-634 ( 4 ) Colonial political experience, The. 11:667-677 (5) Enlightenment impetus, The. 12:731-742 Throttling the railroads: (9) Future of the railroads, The. 1: 39-47 (Epilogue) Impact of intervention, The. 5:274-284 Winter of decision, 1775-1776. 7:387-390 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews. CHANGING concepts of private property (B. M. Sparks) 10: 583-598 CHARITY and the welfare state (Summers) 12:712-713 CHASE, Julian So who are you, young man? (a poem) 3: 187-188 761 762 THE FREEMAN December CHINA (Taiwan and Mainland) Creative thrust of capitalism, The (Rukeyser) 1:33-38 CHODOROV, Frank Tale of two students, The. 12:707-711 CLEVELAND, Grover - integrity of Tell the truth (Colvard) 5:285-289 COERCION / compulsion, governmental Freedom: antidote to political power (Gow) 7: 423-425 Freedom to change (Callaway) 9:536-538 Two ways to slavery (Rogers) 8:495-507 What about sin? (Poirot) 9:550-553 COLESON, Edward P.

Economics and ethics: search for a moral order. 11: 646-660 COLLEGE/university education Freedom: antidote to political power (Gow) 7: 423-425 Law school and legal training, The (Petro) 6:344-348 Medical market place, The (Pruit) 2: 93-103 Miseducation about American business (Wortham) 12:714-725 Protesters, The (Paton) 1:51-59 Radical economics, old and new (Sennholz) 3: 147-153 Subsidizing a crisis: the teacher glut, 1971. (North) 3:154-167 Tale of two students, The (Chodorov) 12:707-711 COL V ARD, Ray L. Tell the truth. 5: 285-289 COMMON Cause (John Gardner) On institutional senescence (Jacobson) 2:82-86 COMMUNISM. See Russia; Welfare state COMPETITION and consumer sovereignty Consumerism (Brunk) 2:71-81 Disaster lobby, The (Shepard) 8:477-487 Individual in society, The (Mises) 6:349-356 Market, The - or else! (Poirot) 5:267-270 "Monopolist" - can he charge "anything he wants"? (J. A. Sparks) 12:743-746 Transportation: regulation vs. competition (Hagedorn) 5: 271-273 CONFLICT of whose interests?

(B. M. Sparks) 11: 682-693 CONSUMERISM (Brunk) 2:71-81 COOLEY, Oscar W. Thomas Cooper: early libertarian. 3: 168-172 COOPERATION, interpersonal Biology of behavior, The (Williams) 4:239-247 Individual in society, The (Mises) 6: 349-356 COST-PLUS pricing (Poirot) 1:48-50 CREA TIVE thrust of capitalism, The (Rukeyser) 1: 33-38 CRIME and moral decadence Impact of intervention, The (Carson) 5 :274-284 Revenue sharing (Poirot) 4:235-238 "Thou shalt not drink" ( Peterson) 4:208-210 What about sin? (Poirot) 9:550-553 See also Moral/religious principles CRIME in America (Walter) 9:546-549 CUNDARI, Hannibal General or specific welfare? 12: 754-756 CURTISS, W. Marshall Restrictions on international trade: why do they persist'! 9: 554-561 Subsidized unemployment. 12: 726-730 D DeCAMP, C. Austin Man and miracle. 2: 67-70 DEFINING poverty (Hazlitt) 9:539-545 DISASTER lobby, The (Shepard) 8:477-487 DISTRIBUTION of income, The (Hazlitt) 10: 605-617 DOWNWARD price flexibility and economic growth (North) 5:302-316 E EARL Y warning ( Senior) 8: 508 ECONOMIC development/progress Distribution of income, The (Hazlitt) 10: 605-617 Economics and ethics: search for a moral order (Coleson) 11 : 646-660 Problem of poverty, The (Hazlitt) 6:323-328 To a student from abroad (Hercz) 6:342-343 Woes of the underdeveloped nations, The (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 1:21-32 ECONOMIC growth, downward price flexibility and (North) 5:302-316 ECONOMICS and ethics: search for a moral order (Coleson) 11 : 646-660 ECONOMICS, radical, old and new ( Sennholz) 3: 147-153 EDUCATION for privacy (ten Hoor) 4:220-234 EDUCATION /schooling, government and Are schools necessary'? (Watts) 7: 442-444 Subsidizing a crisis: the teacher glut, 1971 (North) 3:154-167 Two ways to slavery (Rogers) 8:495-507 Voucher system, The - trap for the unwary (Patton) 4:211-214 See also College/university education 1971 INDEX 763 ENGLAND. See Great Britain ESCAPING the mob mentality (Bearce) 10: 618-620 F FALSE remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2:107-11'9 FAMILY life, parental influence Independence (Till) 9:521-523 Ownership, responsibility, and the child (North) 9:515-521 FEMININE· mistake, The: the economics of Women's Liberation (North) 1:3-14 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.

Individual liberty and the rule of law. 6:357-378 FOR the young in heart, mind, and spirit (J. C. Sparks) 5:259-266 FOREIGN investment vs. foreign aid Creative thrust of capitalism, The (Rukeyser) 1:33-38 Woes of the underdeveloped nations, The ( Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 1: 21-32 FOUNDING of the American republic, The. See Carson. FREEDOM: antidote to political power ( Gow) 7: 423-425 FREEDOM/liberty Harmonizing to each his own (Read) 12 :747-753 Individual in society, The (Mises) 6:349-356 Individual liberty and the rule of law (Foley) 6:357-378 FREEDOM of the press/speech/thought Escaping the mob mentality (Bearce) 10: 618-620 Ownership and freedom (Russell) 8:490-494 Soviet dissent: heat without light (Barger) 6:337-341 FREEDOM to change (Callaway) 9:536-538 G GENERAL or specific welfare? (Cundari) 12:754-756 GOVERNMENT intervention/regulation/ control Changing concepts of private property (B. M. Sparks) 10:583-598 Crime in America (Walter) 9:546-549 Disaster lobby, The (Shepard) 8:477-487 Impact of intervention, The (Carson) 5:274-284 Market closed! (Poirot) 7 :401-406 Medical market place, The (Pruit) 2: 93-103 Government intervention (continued) "Thou shalt not drink" (Peterson) 4:208-210 Transportation: regulation vs. competition (Hagedorn) 5:271-273 When rationing comes (Read) 7:391-397 GOVERNMENT, role of Founding of the American republic, The (Carson) #2, 9:524-535; #5, 12:731-742 Individual liberty and the rule of law (Foley) 6:357-378 Law school and legal training, The (Petro) 6:344-348 Property (Madison) 4: 248-250 Who should vote? (Poirot) 2:120-124 GOW, Haven Bradford Freedom: antidote to political power.

7:423-425 See also Book reviews (Wooldridge) GRAHAM, W. H. I pledge myself to help strengthen America. 7:398-400 GREAT BRITAIN Founding of the American republic, The (Carson) #2, 9:524-535; #4, 11:667-677 Poor laws of England, The (Hazlitt) 3: 137-146 Why I left England (McNeil) 5: 290-296 H HAGEDORN, George Buying up surpluses. 8: 460-462 Transportation: regulation vs. competition. 5:271-273 Uneven inflation. 4: 200-202 HARMONIZING to each his own (Read) 12:747-753 HARPER, F. A. Morals and liberty. 7:426-441 HAZLITT, Henry Defining poverty. 9: 539-545 Distribution of income. 10: 605-617 False remedies for poverty. 2: 107-119 IMF: world inflation factory. 8:463-471 Poor laws of England, The. 3:137-146 Poor relief in ancient Rome. 4:215-219 Poverty and population. 7: 414-422 Problem of poverty, The. 6: 323-328 Story of Negro gains, The. 11: 694-699 HERCZ, Arthur R. To a student from abroad. 6: 342-343 HIGH price of protectionism (Poirot) 6: 329-331 HOW to be a benefactor (Read) 1:15-20 I I pledge myself to help strengthen America (Graham) 7: 398-400 IMPACT of intervention, The (Carson) 5:274-284 764 THE FREEMAN December INDEPENDENCE (Till) 9:521-523 INDIVIDUAL freedom (Bayard) 10:635-636 INDIVIDUAL in society, The (Mises) 6: 349-356 INDIVIDUAL liberty and the rule of law (Foley) 6:357-378 INDIVIDUAL rights Changing concepts of private property (B. M. Sparks) 10:583-598 Morals and liberty (Harper) 7:426-441 Property (Madison) 4: 248-250 Tale of two students, The (Chodorov) 12:707-711 INDIVIDU AL/individuality /inequality Biology of behavior, The (Williams) 4:239-247 Escaping the mob mentality (Bearce) 10: 618-620 Galley THREE INDEX 1971 9a....'mahe For the young in heart,· mind, and spirit (J. C. Sparks) 5:259-266 Freedom: antidote to political power (Gow) 7:423-425 Freedom to change (Callaway) 9:536-538 Harmonizing to each his own (Read) 12:747-753 Individual in society, The (Mises) 6:349-356 To abdicate or not ... (Read) 9:562-565 Worrycrats, The (Read) 4:203-207 INSTITUTIONAL senescence, On (Jacobson) 2:82-86 INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF): world inflation factory (Hazlitt) 8:463-471 J JACOBSON, Paul H.

On institutional senescence. 2: 82-86 K KINGDOM on earth, The. (Read) 3:131-136 KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN, Erik von Woes of the underdeveloped nations, The. 1:21-32 l LABOR/wages/ employment Bad money drives out goods. . . (Poirot) 11:678-681 Buying up surpluses (Hagedorn) 8: 460-462 False remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2: 107-119 Feminine mistake, The (North) 1:3-14 High price of protectionism, The (Poirot) 6 :329-331 Story of Negro gains, The (Hazlitt) 11:694-699 Subsidized unemployment (Curtiss) 12:726-730 Subsidizing a crisis: the teacher glut, 1971 (North) 3:154-167 LAND - ownership and use of Changing concepts of private property (B. M. Sparks) 10: 583-598 Two ways to slavery (Rogers) 8: 495-507 LAW school and legal training, The (Petro) 6:344-348 LEININGER, Kurt V. Lure of nonprofitable service, The. 2: 104-106 LETTER from down-under, A (Yankus) 10: 579-582 LIBERA TION of women, The: thoughts on reading some old cookbooks (Bien) 2:87-92 LIBERTARIAN, early: Thomas Cooper (Cooley) 3: 168-172 LURE of nonprofitable service, The (Leininger) 2: 104-106 M MADISON, James Property. 4: 248-250 MAN and his environment (Aldrich) 11:661-666 MAN and miracle (DeCamp) 2:67-70 MARKET closed! (Poirot) 7:401-406 MARKET, The - or else! (Poirot) 5:267-270 McNEIL, Edward L. (M.D.) Why I left England. 5 :290-296 MEDICAL market place, The (Pruit) 2: 93-103 MEDICINE, medical practice Why I left England (McNeil) 5:290-296 METHODOLOGY, libertarian Kingdom on earth, The (Read) 3:131-136 Speak for yourself, John (Read) 5:297-301 MIGRATION, freedom to move Letter from down-under, A (Yankus) 10: 579-582 MISEDUCA TION about American business (Wortham) 12: 714-725 MISES, Ludwig von Individual in society, The. 6: 349-356 MISES, Ludwig von - Essays in Honor of 90th birthday Ownership as a social function (Poi rot ) 10: 599-604 Restrictions on international trade: why do they persist'? (Curtiss) 9:554-561 To abdicate or not ... (Read) 9:562-565 MONEY /inflation/credit expansion Bad money drives out goods ... (Poirot) 11: 678-681 Downward price flexibility and economic growth (North) 5:302-316 IMF: world inflation factory (Hazlitt) 8:463-471 Root of all evil (Anderson) 8:472-476 Uneven inflation (Hagedorn) 4:200-202 "MONOPOLIST" - can he charge "anything he wants"? (J. A. Sparks) 12:743-746 1971 INDEX 765 MORAL/religious principles Economics and ethics: search for a moral order (Coleson) 11: 646-660 Founding of the American republic, The (Carson) #3, 10:621-634 Morals and liberty (Harper) 7: 426-441 Some thoughts on violence (Opitz) 4:195-199 Two ways to slavery (Rogers) 8:495-507 What about sin? (Poirot) 9:550-553 Woes of the underdeveloped nations, The (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 1:21-32 See also Crime and moral disintegration MORALS and liberty (Harper) 7:426-441 N NATURAL law/order Economics and ethics: search for a moral order (Coleson) 11 : 646-660 Harmonizing to each his own (Read) 12 :747-753 Morals and liberty (Harper) 7: 426-441 Founding of the American republic, The (Carson) #5, 12:731-742 NEGROES, history of Miseducation about American business (Wortham) 12: 714-725 Story of Negro gains, The (Hazlitt) 11:694-699 NORTH, Gary Downward price flexibility and economic growth. 5: 302-316 Feminine mistake, The: the economics of Women's Liberation. 1: 3-14 Ownership, responsibility, and the child.

9: 515-521 Subsidizing a crisis: the teacher glut, 1971. 3: 154-167 o OCCUPATIONAL guidance Law school and legal training, The (Petro) 6: 344-348 Lure of nonprofitable service, The (Leininger) 2:104-106 ON institutional senescence (Jacobson) 2: 82-86 OPITZ, Edmund A. Some thoughts on violence. 4: 195-199 See also Book reviews (Schuettinger) OWNERSHIP and freedom (Russell) 8: 490-494 OWNERSHIP as a social function (Poirot) 10 :599-604 OWNERSHIP, responsibility, and the child (North) 9:515-521 P PARAMETERS, voluntary (Read) 11:643-645 PATON, W.A. Protesters, The. 1 :51-59 PATTON, Robert Voucher system, The-trap for the unwary. 4:211-214 PETERSON, Mary Bennett "Thou shalt not drink." 4:208-210 PETRO, Sylvester Law school and legal training, The. 6:344-348 POETRY Lilliput Levee (Matthew Browne, pseudo for Wm. Brightly Rands). See Paton. 1: 51-59 So who are you, young man? (Chase) 3: 187-188 POIROT, Paul L.

Bad money drives out goods ... 11: 678-681 Cost-plus pricing. 1: 48-50 High price of protectionism, The. 6: 329-331 Market, The - or else! 5:267-270 Market closed! 7 :401-406 Ownership as a social function. 10: 599-604 Revenue sharing. 4:235-238 What about sin? 9: 550-553 Who should vote? 2: 120-124 POLL UTION and the environment Disaster lobby, The (Shepard) 8:477-487 Lure of nonprofitable service, The (Leininger) 2:104-106 Man and his environment (Aldrich) 11: 661-666 Ownership and freedom (Russell) 8:490-494 Pollution paranoia ( Camp bell) 7: 407-413 Radical economics, old and new (Sennholz) 3:147-153 'Who pays for clean air and water? (Aspinwall) 8:487-489 POPULATION Poverty and population (Hazlitt) 7:414-422 Problem of poverty, The (Hazlitt) 6: 323-328 POVERTY, gQvernment programs and Defining poverty (Hazlitt) 9: 539-545 False remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2:107-119 Poor laws of England, The (Hazlitt) 3: 137-146 Poor relief in ancient Rome (Hazlitt) 4: 215-219 Poverty and population (Hazlitt) 7:414-422 Problem of poverty, The (Hazlitt) 6 :323-328 PRICES/pricing Am I constantly correcting? (Read) 6: 332-336 Buying up surpluses (Hagedorn) 8: 460-462 Consumerism (Brunk) 2:71-81 766 THE FREEMAN December Prices/pricing (continued) Cost-plus pricing (Poirot) 1: 48-50 Downward price flexibility and economic growth (North) 5:302-316 False remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2: 107-119 "Monopolist" - can he charge "anything he wants'''! (J. A. Sparks) 12:743-746 Uneven inflation (Hagedorn) 4: 200-202 Who pays for clean air and water?

(Aspinwall) 8:487-489 PRICE and wage controls Bad money drives out goods ... (Poirot) 11:678-681 False remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2: 107-119 Tale of two students, The (Chodorov) 12:707-711 Voluntary parameters (Read) 11:643-645 When rationing comes (Read) 7:391-397 PRIV ATE property Changing concepts of private property (B. M. Sparks) 10:583-598 Ownership and freedom (Russell) 8:490-494 Ownership as a social function ( Poirot) 10:599-604 Radical. economics, old and new (Sennholz) 3:147-153 PROBLEM of poverty, The (Hazlitt) 6:323-328 PROHIBITION "Thou shalt not drink" ( Peterson) 4:208-210 PROPERTY (Madison) 4:248-250 PROTECTION jprotectionism Conflict of whose interests? (B. M. Sparks) 11:682-693 High price of protectionism, The ( Poirot) 6: 329-331 Individual freedom (Bayard) 10:635-636 Restrictions on international trade: why do they persist? ( Curtiss) 9: 554-561 PROTESTERS, The (Paton) 1 :51-59 PRUIT, A. R. (M.D.) Medical market place, The. 2: 93-103 R RADICAL economics, old and new (Sennholz) 3: 147-153 RAILROADS, throttling the. See Carson.

READ, Leonard E. Am I constantly correcting? 6: 332-336 Harmonizing to each his own. 12:747-753 How to be a benefactor. 1: 15-20 Kingdom on earth, The: 25th anniversary of FEE. 3: 131-136 Speak for yourself, John. 5:297-301 To abdicate or not. . . 9: 562-565 Read, Leonard E. (continued) V oluntary parameters. 11: 643-645 When rationing comes. 7: 391-397 Worrycrats, The. 4: 203-207 RESPONSIBILITY, individual. Crime in America (Walter) 9:546-549 For the young in heart, mind, and spirit (J. C. Sparks) 5:259-266 How to be a benefactor (Read) 1: 15-20 Independence (Till) 9: 521-523 Ownership, responsibility, and the child (North) 9:515-521 RESTRICTIONS on international trade: why do they persist? (Curtiss) 9: 554-561 REVENUE sharing (Poirot) 4: 235-238 ROCHE, George C. III. See Book reviews (Dietze) ROGERS, James M. Two ways to slavery. 8:495-507 ROME, poor relief in (Hazlitt) 4:215-219 ROOT of all evil (Anderson) 8:472-476 RUKEYSER, Merryle Stanley Creative thrust of capitalism, The.

1:33-38 RUSSELL, Dean Ownership and freedom. 8: 490-494 RUSSIA False remedies for poverty ( Hazlitt) 2:107-119 Soviet dissent: heat without light (Barger) 6: 337-341 s SAVINGS and investment Early warning (Senior) 8:508 Liberation of women, The: thoughts on reading some old cookbooks (Bien) 2: 87-92 SCIENCE, scientific research Lure of nonprofitable service, The (Leininger) 2: 104-106 Medical market place, The (Pruit) 2 :93-103 Pollution paranoia (Campbell) 7:407-413 SELF -IMPRO VEMENT / self-education Am I constantly correcting? (Read) 6:332-336 Are schools necessary? (Watts) 7:442-444 Education for privacy (ten Hoor) 4:220-234 I pledge myself to help strengthen America (Graham) 7:398-400 How to be a benefactor (Read) 1: 15-20 Letter from down-under, A (Yankus) 10:579-582 Ownership, .responsibility, and the child (North) 9:515-521 1971 INDEX 767 SENIOR, Nassau - ideas of Early warning. 8:508 Poor laws of England, The (Hazlitt) 3: 137-146 SENNHOLZ, Hans F.

Radical economics, old and new. 3:147-153 See also Book reviews (Mises) SHEPARD, Thomas R., Jr. Disaster lobby, The. 8:477-487 SLA VES/slavery Poor relief in ancient Rome (Hazlitt) 4:215-219 . Two ways to slavery (Rogers) 8: 495-507 SO who are you, young man? (Chase) A poem. 3:187-188 SOCIAL security Subsidized unemployment (Curtiss) 12 :726-730 SOCIALISM See Russia; Welfare State SOME thoughts on violence (Opitz) 4: 195-199 SOVIET dissent: heat without light (Barger) 6:337-341 SPARKS, Bertel M. Changing concepts of private property 10:583-598 Conflict of whose interests? 11: 682-693 SPARKS, John A. "Monopolist" - can he charge "anything he wants"? 12:743-746 SPARKS, John C. For the young in heart, mind, and spirit. 5:259-266 SPEAK for yourself, John (Read) 5:297-301 STORY of Negro gains, The (Hazlitt) 11 :694-699 SUBSIDIZING a crisis: the teacher glut, 1971 (North) 3:154-167 SUBSIDIZED unemployment (Curtiss) 12:726-730 SUMMERS, Brian Charity and the welfare state. 12: 712-713 SWEDEN - Gunnar Myrdal, quoted Speak for yourself, John (Read) 5 :297 u 301 T TALE of two students, The (Chodorov) 12:707-711 TAXATION, principles of False remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2: 107-119 Market, The - or else! (Poirot) 5:267-270 Revenue sharing (Poirot) 4:235-238 Two ways to slavery (Rogers) 8: 495-507 TELL the truth (Colvard) 5: 285-289 TEN HOOR, Marten Education for privacy. 4: 220-234 THOMAS Cooper: early libertarian (Cooley) 3: 168-172 THORNTON, Robert M.

See Book reviews (Boors tin) "THOU shalt not drink" (Peterson) 4:208-210 THROTTLING the railroads (Carson) 1:39-47; 5:274-284 TILL, Jacquelyn Independence. 9: 521-523 TO a student from abroad (Hercz) 6:342-343 TO abdicate or not... (Read) 9:562-565 TOLSTOY, Leo - quoted Speak for yourself, John (Read) 5:297-301 TRADE, international Thomas Cooper: early libertarian (Cooley) 3: 168-172 Restrictions on international trade: why do they persist? ( Curtiss) 9: 554-561 TRANSPORTATION Radical economics, old and new (Sennholz) 3: 147-153 Throttling the railroads (Carson) 1:39-47; 5:274-284 Transportation: regulation vs. competition (Hagedorn) 5: 271-273 TRUTH/honesty /integrity Kingdom on earth, The (Read) 3:131-136 Man and miracle (DeCamp) 2:67-70 Tell the truth (Colvard) 5:285-289 TWO ways to slavery (Rogers) 8:495-507 U UNDERDEVELOPED nations, woes of (Kuehnelt-Leddihn) 1 :21-32 UNEVEN inflation (Hagedorn) 4:200-202 U. S. HISTORY Antitrust history: the American Tobacco case of 1911 (Armentano) 3:173-186 Founding of the American republic, The.

See Carson. Man and miracle (DeCamp) 2:67-70 Miseducation about American business (Wortham) 12:714-725 Winter of decision, 1775-1776 (Carson) 7:387-390 V VIOLENCE, some thoughts on (Opitz) 4: 195-199 VOLUNTARY parameters (Read) 11:643-645 V OTIN G/ suffrage/ electorate Conflict of whose interests? (B. M. Sparks) 11: 682-693 For the young in heart, mind, and spirit (J. C. Sparks) 5:259-266 Who should vote? (Poirot) 2: 120-124 VOUCHER system, The - trap for the unwary (Patton) 4:211-214 768 THE FREEMAN December w WALTER, David Crime in America. 9: 546-549 WATTS, V. Orval Are schools necessary'? 7: 442-444 WELFARE STATE philosophy Charity and the welfare state (Summers) 12:712-713 Early warning (Senior) 8:508 Morals and liberty (Harper) 7:426-441 False remedies for poverty (Hazlitt) 2: 107-119 General or specific welfare'? (Cundari) 12: 754-756 Revenue sharing (Poirot) 4:235-238 Tale of two students, The (Chodorov) 12:707-711 WHA T about sin'? (Poirot) 9: 550-553 WHEN rationing comes (Read) 7:391-397 WHO pays for clean air and water'?