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The Distributionof Income Henry Hazlitt 605 The tendency of capitalism is to benefit the masses even more than the rich. Escaping the Mob Mentality "Here I stand - I can do no other." Robert G. Bearce 618 The Founding of the American Republic: 3. The Colonial Religious Experience Clarence B. Carson 621 Experiences in the colonies that eventually displaced the idea of the "established" church. Individual Freedom An early warning against the evils of protectionism. Book Review "Contra Marcuse" by Eliseo Vivas Thomas F. Bayard 635 637 Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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