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 Vol. 005 Issue 006 (March 1 1972)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Continuing Crisis
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DEPARTMENTS i i The Continuing Crisis ......................................................... 2 Editorial: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr ......................................... 3 Letter From a Whig:...
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Editorial
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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T OCQUEVILLE instructs us that there are two aspects of politics that should never be confused. One embraces art, the other scierice. The art of politics entails "coping with everyday problems...
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Letter From a Whig
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Will, George F.
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(WASHINGTON) -- Former Senator Eugene McCarthy again is running for President, and some people are comparing McCarthy with Harold Stassen. Such comparisons are unfair to Stassen. Obviously...
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A Soft-hearted Defense of Capitalism
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Clurman, Michael
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When a howl for liberation is sounded in that society which is at once the richest and most o~en in the world it is" am occurrence out of the ordinary. When the howl becomes a chorus, thoughtful...
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In Defense of the Free Market
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Lindsey, David S.
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Such "spread the wealth" programs are to be encouraged for a variety of reasons; property gives people a sense of security and independence which is very desirable in our...
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A New Verdict For Welfare
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Harris, Ralph; Seldon:, Arthur
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til the cost per umt of output, including a normal profit, just equals its market price. In this way the producers' desire to maximize profits causes the free market to automatically...
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Down With the Poor
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Styring, William
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calm as ~'npioym~t soared above what e o ~ i v i s t s termed a "tolerable limit" of 3flO,~lO. There developed widespread "'nnm~eptuble" checks on immigration, massive support...
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The Nation's Pulse
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Jay, Marshall
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(WASHINGTON) -- The Budget of the United States Government for Fiscal Year 1973 stands before me on the desk, five volumes of various sizes bordered in blue, stacked back-to-back, measuring...
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Man, Ideas and Politics
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Will, George F.
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T HE BEST FEATURES of twentieth century American conservatism come from Austrian liberals. American conservatism is bound up with a defense of the political economy of capitalism. It owes less...
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Selected Essays
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Nelson, Brent
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T HE BEST FEATURES of twentieth century American conservatism come from Austrian liberals. American conservatism is bound up with a defense of the political economy of capitalism. It owes less...
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Is the System Bad?
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Pasour, E. C.
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or organization, the principle of authority, while Marx merely envisages the proletarian as the final victor in a competitive struggle. Hence, "'Marxism is the capitalism of the working...
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The Degredation of the Academic Dogma
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North, Gary
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T HE IMPRIMATEUR of Basic Books means that the book will be interesting. It may not be right, but it will be interesting. This book of Nisbet's is, as far as it goes, correct; it is also a...
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The Bootblack Stand: Letters from John Lindsay and J. Edgar Hoover
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The Bootblack Stand Dr. George Washington Plunkitt, our prize-winning political analyst, has just completed a penetrating study of the last Congolese election. Published in August, it focuses...
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Correspondence: Letters from Wood, Docksai, Groff and Hornsaw
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To The Editor: To accept an argument I think you would agree that it inevitably becomes necessary for one to purchase the prime example given to drive home the major contention of a polemic. It...
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Bravings From the Barnyard
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Jackasses, Assorted
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g ACLU REPORT, "THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION AND THE PRESS" Report from a group of American Freedom Fighters regarding yet another U.S. atrocity: There are some who say freedom of the press is...
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