Issue of The Freeman
January 1956
Published by Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). The Freeman ran 1955-2015 (archive holds Nov 1955 - Spring 2015, FEE's monthly run and its final quarterly issue).
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In this issue
- Russias Farmers Pay Us A Visit
- The Perfect Price
- News From Irvington
- Two Points Of View
- Of Bread And Circuses
- Why Pay For Things?
- The Philosophy Of Reading
- A Reviewers Notebook
- Book Review: How to Win a Conference by William D. Ellis and Frank Siedel
- Book Review: Guaranteed for Life by Bruce Allan Findlay
- Letters
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