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November 1959

Volume 9, 1959

FEATURES

Our First Thanksgiving

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by SARTELL PRENTICE JR.

"Our first Thanksgiving should, therefore, be interpreted as an ex­pression of gratitude to God, not so much for the great harvest it­self, as for granting the grateful Pilgrims the perception to grasp and apply the great universal prin­ciple that produced that great har­vest: Each individual is entitled to the fruits of his own labor. Prop­erty rights are, therefore, insepa­rable from human rights."

In A Free Economy

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by T. N. CARVER

Socialism Is a Disease

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by SIR ERNEST BENN

Let's Not Choose Slavery

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by INDIANAPOLIS STIR

Government's Expanded Role

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK

Piracy Reincarnated

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by LEONARD E. READ

The Moral Antagonism Of Capitalism and Socialism

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by BARBARA BRANDEN

How the Spiral Spins

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by HENRY HAZLITT

On Training Of Scientists And Moral Responsibility

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by DANIEL STEWART

The United Nations or

NOVEMBER 01, 1959 by H.P.B. JENKINS
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