Freeman

February 1983

Volume 33, 1983

FEATURES

George Washington on Liberty and Order

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by CLARENCE B. CARSON

There are truths to which the passage of time and the gaining of new experience add luster and vitality. So it has been, for me at least, with those contained in Washington's Farewell Address. With each new reading of it, I have been impressed anew with the relevance of so much that he had to say to our own time. Often, too, I discover some new theme or emphasis that I had not been aware of earlier.

The World Debt Crisis

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by HANS SENNHOLZ

The Armor of Saul

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by JOHN K. WILLIAMS

Market Prices vs. Communist Commands

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by HENRY HAZLITT

Unions and Violence

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by MORGAN O. REYNOLDS

The Price of Education

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by ERNEST ROSS

Thinking About Freedom

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by ROBERT LEFEVRE

A Reviewers Notebook: The State Against Blacks

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Book Review: Concentration, Mergers, And Public Policy by Yale Brozen

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by WILLIAM H. PETERSON

Book Review: Governments Money Monopoly Henry Mark Holzer, Editor

FEBRUARY 01, 1983 by JOHN A. SPARKS

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