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The Freeman 1992

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
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PDF, EPUB, and Kindle
Pages
496
License
Believed to be in the public domain: this work was published in the 1932-1963 window when US copyright had to be renewed after 28 years, and no renewal was found in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. Not independently confirmed.

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Believed so. US works published between 1932 and 1963 kept copyright past 28 years only if someone filed a renewal, and no renewal for this work was found in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. That is a search result rather than a legal opinion: a renewal filed under a shortened title or a different claimant would not have been found. Some copies carry a rights notice, which records the original claim and does not extend a term that lapsed.

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150 chapters · 291,540 words · free to read here

  1. The Freeman 1992
  2. Dream House Turns Into Nightmare; S. Cabrera
  3. The Holocaust and the Lost Caribbean Paradise; W. Perl
  4. Handwriting on the Wall; P. Anderson
  5. Ambition and Compassion; R. Raimi
  6. Sir Henry Vane; S. Gabb
  7. Feminist Censorship; J. Matthews
  8. Now Beauty is a Liability? T. Machan
  9. The Thomas/Hill Hearings; R. McKenzie
  10. Attack in the Adirondacks; M. Fanning
  11. An Abundance of Messiahs; B. Hunter
  12. The Economics and Ethics of Trash; K.L. Billingsly
  13. First-Person Singular; D. Smith
  14. Readers' Forum
  15. Book Reviews
  16. February
  17. Reducing Regulation; M. Weidenbaum
  18. Mr. McAllister's List; D. G. Smith
  19. The Dark Lessons of Utopia; A. Kozinksi
  20. Freedom and the Prospect for Soviet Economic Reform; D. R. Lee
  21. Puppets and Freedom in Czechoslovakia; D. Reardon
  22. Of Skunks and Salmon; J. Maccaro
  23. Who Is a Self-Made Person? T. Machan
  24. Philanthropy in a Cold Climate; P. Frumkin
  25. Rustic, USA; T. F. Harris, Jr.
  26. Not Up to Snuff; E. Pyburn
  27. Book Reviews
  28. March
  29. The Shoemaker of Los Banos; J. Stull
  30. What Does Affirmative Action Affirm? W. McElroy?
  31. The Gender Gap; C. Lee and D. R. Lee
  32. The Illusion That's the Welfare State; T. Machan
  33. Why Socialism Causes Pollution; T. DiLorenzo
  34. Why Perestroika Failed; P. Boettke
  35. Czechoslovakia on the Hudson; R. Zimmerman
  36. Human Rights, Animal Rights, and Friends of the Earth; S. Petro
  37. A Species Worth Preserving; J. Kell
  38. Sports: The Great American Surrogate; D. Smith
  39. Book Reviews
  40. April
  41. The Mythology of State Spending; J. Hood
  42. Kafka's Bureaucractic Nightmares; J. Matthews
  43. The Search for a Souvenir Spoon; D. R. Lee
  44. Looking for a Strong Man After th Revolution; D. Reardon
  45. Breathe Deep, America; A. P. Hall, II
  46. Welfare: Fraud on Steroids; K. L. Billingsley
  47. New York's War Against the Vans; R. Zimmerman
  48. A Tale of Infamy; C. W. Baird
  49. Tony Trivisan's American Dream; F. C. Crawford
  50. How Many Laws Are Enough? J. L. Payne
  51. Book Reviews
  52. May
  53. Warren Brookes, 1929-1991
  54. George Mason and the Bill of Righs; G. Williams
  55. A Most Sensible Man; D. G. Smith
  56. The Best for Priscilla; R. Peterson
  57. Canadian Medicare; Doomed from the Start; T. Corcoran
  58. The Little Railroad That Could; A. Young
  59. Busines and the "Adopt-a-School" Fiasco; J. Hood
  60. The Rebirth of Mexico; S.Melvin

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