July 1969
Volume 19, 1969FEATURES
Socialism and Beyond
JULY 01, 1969 by EDMUND OPITZ
How the Socialist Party transformed American life while losing its force as a religion and a political power.
The Free Market: What it is - What it Implies
JULY 01, 1969 by TOM ROSE
An exciting presentation of the case for freedom, inherent in man's nature.
The Bent Ruler
JULY 01, 1969 by JOHN R. GEARHART
The wavering standards of "situation ethics" are about as useful as would be a bent ruler to an engineer.
Education in America: 10. Revolt on Campus
JULY 01, 1969 by GEORGE CHARLES ROCHE III
The frantic and destructive flounderings of youth, lost in a morally bankrupt educational structure.
Beneath the Gap
JULY 01, 1969 by JOHN C. SPARKS
The revolt of children often reflects a fundamental sickness in their parents.
Fear Smallness, Not Bigness
JULY 01, 1969 by LEONARD E. READ
Not the bigness of the job but the smallness of the man to fill it-there's the rub.
The Rise and Fall of England: 17. The Fall of England (Conclusion)
JULY 01, 1969 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Concerning primarily the dissolution of the Empire and the spread of communism into the power vacuum. This article concludes the series.
Political Interference in Medicine
JULY 01, 1969 by RICHARD E. HUNT
There is no coercive way to improve the relationship between patient and doctor.
Hong Kong: A Case Study in Market Development
JULY 01, 1969 by SUDHA R. SHENOY
Planners and reformers rarely recognize that freedom is essential to sound growth.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1969/7
JULY 01, 1969 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"The Strange World of lean lvanov" by G. Warren Nutter
"Edmund Burke: A Genius Reconsidered" by Russell Kirk
"The Specious Origins of Liberalism: the Genesis of a Delusion" by Anthony M. Ludovici
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