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uSpeak for Yourself,John" Revisited Presume not to live another's life for him. Richard C. Renstrom Ridgway K. Foley, Jr. 515 522 What Is Philanthrophy? Charles R. LaDow 526 If private charity is demeaning, how may we describe governmental redistribution? Makers or Takers Why it is wrong to count on the promises of socialism. Roger Donwa.y 532 The BeleagueredBusinessman Perry E. Gresham· 536 The case for business needs to be made as long as antibusiness groups are advocating socialism. Reflectionson Gullibility Leonard E. Read 545 The better we see our blessings the less vulnerable we are to "cost less" panaceas. PoliticalFreedom Is Not Enough We need liberty as well as democracy! Miller Upton 549 Freedom'sBounty Carl A. Keyser 560 The importance of personal freedom for economic development and growth. The Enigma Ralph Bradford 564 The testing of America by citizens who are doing their utmost to destroy it.

Book Review: 573 "The Fellow-Travellers: a Postscript to the Enlightenment" by David Caute Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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