Issue of The Freeman
Number 1, 1955
Published by Independent (Freeman Magazine, Inc.; ed. John Chamberlain, Henry Hazlitt, Suzanne La Follette), 1950-1954; purchased by FEE's Irvington Press starting the July 1954 issue. The Freeman ran 1950-1955 (archive holds Dec 1950 - Sept 1955, spanning the independent era and FEE's early takeover).
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In this issue
- The Issue Behind Dixon-Yates
- A Short History of Liberty
- Socialism's Intellectual Decay
- The People Against the Politicians
- The Protestant Basis for Individualism
- A Conscript Has No Rights
- Achilles Heel of the Soviet Giant
- The Both-Sides Idea
- Bureaucracy in Practice
- East and West Semantics
- I Saw "Defense"
- A "Social Scientist" in Our Town
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