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Time-LapseThinking The results tomorrow depend on what we do today. Leona,rd E. Read 719 Rx for PoliticalPeace: AQuiet InternalRevolution Ridgway K. Foley, Jr. 722 Instead of violence to improve others, let each peacefully attend to his own upgrading. The Free-Far-AllSociety No society can long survive as a constant free-for-all. Gary North 731 ProfitSharing Paul L. Poirot 734 Profits are the rewards to entrepreneurs who best serve customers; in any profitsharing plan, beware of coercive intervention. Am I Responsiblefor What Others Think? Whose responsibility is it to defend your freedom? Salute to Von Mises A tribute to lithe greatest economistof his generation." Book Reviews: "The Rebirth of Liberty" by Clarence B. Carson "A Theory of Justice" by John Rawls "The Strike-Threat System" by W. H.Hutt Index for 1973 Judy Hammersmark Henry Hazlitt 740 744 748 761 Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.
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