October 1966
Volume 16, 1966FEATURES
Set My People Free
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by EDWARD Y. BREESE
Ones practice of freedom may be hindered by others, but there isnt any way to be free without doing it yourself
The Case of the Free Rider
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by PETER A. FARRELL
Peter Farrell finds occasion, in the rash of strikes among transport workers, to re-examine the case of the free rider.
The Cost of Living
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by PAUL L. POIROT
The cost of living tends to rise in proportion to the extent that we let government lead our lives.
The Supremacy of the Market
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by LUDWIG VON MISES
Dr. Mises offers some further thoughts on the wages of union violence in a timely selection from an earlier study.
Men of Prey
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by LEONARD E. READ
Leonard Read follows with his own interpretation of the causes and consequences of the predatory actions of some persons against others.
The Freeman Asks, "Why Compromise?"
OCTOBER 01, 1966
A cartoon from Punch calls for a contrary view of the uses and abuses of compromise.
25. Political Experimentation: The Four-Year Plans
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
In approaching the conclusion of his series on The Flight from Reality, Dr. Carson finds in Presidential 4-year plans some startling departures from the American tradition.
Canute and the Counting of Noses
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by WILLARD M. FOX
A market research specialist points up some of the pitfalls of basing political action on the results of opinion polls.
Visit With a Headmaster
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by TIMOTHY J. WHEELER
Timothy Wheeler finds something new in educational procedures and results when he visits the Academy of Basic Education, near Milwaukee.
The First Liberty Library
OCTOBER 01, 1966 by MURRAY N. ROTHBARD
Who was Thomas Hollis? Murray Rothbard reminds us of the important role Hollis played in establishing liberty in America.
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