November

You Rascal, You! Leonard E. Read 652 The domineering habit that leads to war begins in our most intimate relationships. The Roots of "Anticapitalism" Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn 657 A scholarly look at the forces of envy and reform which would deny the freedom and dignity of man. The American Economy Is NOT Depression·Proof Hans F. Sennholz 666 The natural consequences of inflation and malinvestment are still painful, despite every assurance to the contrary. Social Inflation Pa,ul l. Poirot 674 Would you believe there's now a new kind of inflation, caused by excessive govern ment spending! I Visit a Managed Society Orien Johnson 676 "I am determined," he said, "not to be conditioned to apathy." The Founding of the American Republic: 16. Makingthe Constitution Clarence B. Carson 684 The background of the men and the miracle they wrought at the convention in Philadelphia. Book Reviews: 700 "Eliot and his Age" by Russell Kirk "The Ideological Imagination" by Louis J. Halle Anyone wishing ~o communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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