Freeman

July 1965

Volume 15, 1965

FEATURES

Why Automation

JULY 01, 1965 by TOM ROSE

Concerning the relations of prices and customers to wages and employees

The Threat of Competition

JULY 01, 1965 by STANLEY YANKUS

Regarding the Minimum Wage

JULY 01, 1965 by JAMES E. BLAIR

If I had Power

JULY 01, 1965 by JOHN C. SPARKS

Defining Liberty: An Analysis of Its Three Elements

JULY 01, 1965 by WENDDELL J. BROWN

The Great Communist Schism

JULY 01, 1965 by WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLAIN

The Flight From Reality: 10. The New Creativity

JULY 01, 1965 by CLARENCE B. CARSON

A revewer's Notebook

JULY 01, 1965 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN


"The American Colonial Mind And The Classical Tradition" By Richard H. Gummere

"If You Don't Mind My Saying So, Essays on Man and Nature" By Joseph Wood Krutch

"John Randolph of Roanoke: A Study in American Politics" By Russell Kirk


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