June 1972
Volume 22, 1972FEATURES
When Men Appeal from Tyranny to God
JUNE 01, 1972 by EDWARD P. COLESON
A bicentennial for the men behind the freeing of slaves in England.
Pollution and Property
JUNE 01, 1972 by OSCAR W. COOLEY
Not the socialists but the capitalists have the solution to pollution.
The Founding of the American Republic: 11. The War for Independence
JUNE 01, 1972 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Concerning the distinction between declaring for independence and achieving it in practice.
The Cure for Poverty
JUNE 01, 1972 by HENRY HAZLITT
Those who truly wish to help the poor will save and invest to create more and better-paying jobs.
Business Baiting - 1972 Style
JUNE 01, 1972 by MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
A plea for an attempt to understand the nature and function of business before destroying the entire economy.
Blood from Turnips
JUNE 01, 1972 by TERRILL I. ELNIFF
Notes toward an understanding of John Law's economic errors.
The Educational Dilemma
JUNE 01, 1972 by DONALD DOZER
Identifying the lines of authority and responsibility in educational affairs.
"I Was a Slumlord..."
JUNE 01, 1972 by GEORGE FRANK
An East Harlem owner buys his freedom from rent controls.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1972/6
JUNE 01, 1972 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Welfare: Hidden Backlash" by Morris C. Shumiatcher
"Joseph Story and the American Constitution" by James McClellan
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