Freeman

January 1983

Volume 33, 1983

FEATURES

Pilgrimage Among the Scribblers

JANUARY 01, 1983 by JOHN A. DAVENPORT

Law and Justice

JANUARY 01, 1983 by HANS SENNHOLZ

The Meaning of Federalism

JANUARY 01, 1983 by CLARENCE B. CARSON

When Felix Morley called attention some years ago "to the illogical practice of referring to the central government as the 'federal government'," he declared that the confusion was "due to historical accident." What he had in mind was that the supporters of the Constitution, when it was being considered for ratification, called themselves "federalists," and the government under examination "federal."

Manning The Sea Walls

JANUARY 01, 1983 by ELGIN GROSECLOSE

Boom Bust

JANUARY 01, 1983 by BILL ANDERSON

Economic Recovery

JANUARY 01, 1983 by BRIAN SUMMERS

Constitutional Restraints, the Market Economy, and Individual Freedom

JANUARY 01, 1983 by RUSSELL SHANNON

Through Others Eyes

JANUARY 01, 1983 by ROGER M. CLITES

A Reviewers Notebook: The Coming Boom

JANUARY 01, 1983 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Book Review: The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism by Michael Novak

JANUARY 01, 1983 by TOMMY W. ROGERS

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