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July–August 2004

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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  1. The WHO Global Treaty on Tobacco: A Smokescreen for More Government Control · Richard Ebeling
  2. Whose Airwaves Are They? · Sheldon Richman
  3. The Lasting Legacy of the Reagan Revolution · Richard Ebeling
  4. The Most Insidious Tax · Dale M. Haywood
  5. Borders and Liberty · Andrew P. Morriss
  6. The Big We Really Need to Beware · Wayne Dunn
  7. House of Aces · Thomas S. Szasz
  8. To Understand Change, Learn History · John Hood
  9. A Busybody Behind Every Tree · James L. Payne
  10. Herbert Spencer: Libertarian Prophet · Roderick T. Long
  11. Tariffs Are Legal Plunder · Dean Russell
  12. Free Markets Blossom in Vietnam
  13. Why Did the National Road Fail? · Burton Folsom
  14. Gulag: A History · Anne Applebaum, Richard Ebeling
  15. Diversity in America: Keeping the Government at a Safe Distance · Peter Schuck, Belknap Press, Peter Wood
  16. The Rule of Lawyers: How the New Elite Threatens America's Rule of Law · Walter Olson, George C. Leef
  17. The Language Police: How Pressure Groups Restrict What Students Learn · Diane Knopf, Martin Morse Wooster
  18. Education Is the Effect, Not the Cause, of Affluence · Jude Blanchette
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