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The Age of the TechnicalityThe tyranny of the technicality will end when the legislation authorizing it is revoked.The Freeman, March 1976, pp. 138-149- Another Bicentennial: The Publication of the Wealth of NationsHow the pursuit of self-interest serves the general welfare.The Freeman, April 1976, pp. 212-222
- The Bait and the HookThe Freeman, February 1967, pp. 83-91
- The Bankruptcy of "Liberalism"The Freeman, December 1967, pp. 707-715
- The Battle in the StreetsThe rioters are following the lesson plan learned from the government.The Freeman, November 1969, pp. 662-669
- Beyond the Christmas StoryChrist exemplifies the message of freedom.The Freeman, December 1982, pp. 707-713
- A Bicentennial Question: An Ascendant or Setting Sun?Can we bring back to life in American the vital principles underlying the revolution?The Freeman, February 1976, pp. 67-77
- Built-In Pressures to InflationA look at some of the major political pressures and suggested ways to stop them.The Freeman, September 1976, pp. 515-525
- The Bureaucratic IncubusIf we demand government regulation and control of economic affairs, we must endure bure...The Freeman, January 1976, pp. 10-20
- The Business of GovernmentPutting the "General welfare" in context; justice vs. mercy.The Freeman, May 1976, pp. 302-311
- C. S. Lewis on Compelling People to Do GoodA twentieth-Century Christian perspective on the welfare state.The Freeman, November 1981, pp. 657-666
- Capitalism-Yes and NoNot so much the offspring of private property as a disease of socialismThe Freeman, February 1985, pp. 75-82
- Capitalism: Yes and NoThe Freeman, May 2009, pp. 28-33
- A Carson SamplerThe Freeman, July 2003, pp. 21-24
- [+]Casualties of the War on Poverty (Review)American Political Writing During the Founding Era, 1760-1805, by Charles S. Hyneman an...
- American Political Writing During the Founding Era, 1760-1805 by Charles S. Hyneman and Donald S. Lutz
The Freeman, January 1984, pp. 59-60 - The Civil War and Political NationalizationConcerning the extension of federal intervention and control in the aftermath of the ci...The Freeman, January 1982, pp. 32-46
- The Collectivist FallacyThe individual outranks the group he helps to empower.The Freeman, July 1984, pp. 388-395
- The Concept of Democracy and John DeweyModern Age, Spring 1960, pp. 180-187
- The Constitution and Paper MoneyCurrent inflation calls for review of what the Founders thought of the idea.The Freeman, July 1983, pp. 399-408
- A Credit Expansion EconomyA search behind the inflation that disrupts the market.The Freeman, March 1985, pp. 141-152
- The Crisis of the Welfare StatePolicing the market against violence is a political, not an economic, process.The Freeman, April 1983, pp. 213-224
- Danger-High Voltage: The Perils of PowerGovernment power poses dangers-as do high-voltage lines.The Freeman, October 1981, pp. 615-625
- The Defamation of the American TraditionThe Freeman, November 1962, pp. 13-22
- The Dependence of History on PhilosophyModern Age, Summer 1969, pp. 289-296
- The Dilemmas of Public EducationThe mounting problems await solution through free market policies.The Freeman, September 1983, pp. 515-525
- [+]Economics on Trial (Review)Founding Father, by Richard Brookhiser
- Founding Father by Richard Brookhiser
The Freeman, September 1996, p. 643 - Book Reviews[+]Economics on Trial (Review)America's Thirty Years War, by Balint Vazsonyi
- America's Thirty Years War by Balint Vazsonyi
The Freeman, May 1999, p. 53 - Economy in Government, Jeffersonian StyleEconomizing efforts of earlier presidents afford helpful lessons today.The Freeman, June 1981, pp. 346-356
- Evading the IssueHow Marx and Freud have contributed to the breakdown of reason.The Freeman, February 1984, pp. 84-88
- [+]Exhorting Fiscal Sin and Sinners (Review)A Time for Truth, by William E. Simon
- A Time for Truth by William E. Simon
Chronicles, November 1978, p. 18 - Faith of Our FathersConcerning the vital role of the faith of our fathers in the founding of the united sta...The Freeman, December 1976, pp. 732-738
- Farming Is a BusinessGovernment intervention disrupts the business of agriculture.The Freeman, August 1986, pp. 294-299
- The Flight from Reality 5.The Utopian VisionThe Freeman, February 1965, pp. 20-33
- The Flight from Reality 10.The New CreativityThe Freeman, July 1965, pp. 45-57
- The Flight from Reality 14. Capturing the Hearts of MenThe Freeman, November 1965, pp. 6-20
- The Flight from Reality 19. The Flight from EconomicsThe Freeman, April 1966, pp. 3-17
- The Flight from Reality 9.The New RealityThe Freeman, June 1965, pp. 38-51
- The Flight from Reality25. Political Experimentation, the Four-Year PlansThe Freeman, October 1966, pp. 30-43
- The Flight from Reality24. The Flight from The Constitution, IIThe Freeman, September 1966, pp. 35-49
- [+]Foolish Consistency (Review)Defending My Enemy, by Aryeh Neier
- Defending My Enemy by Aryeh Neier
Chronicles, September 1979, pp. 16-17 - The Founding of the American RepublicTraining for self-government, but subject. as always, to the wisdom to do it well.The Freeman, November 1971, pp. 667-677
- The Founding of the American Republic: 1.The American Epic 1760-1800Introducing a series on the unique American experiment in freedom under limited governm...The Freeman, August 1971, pp. 451-459
- The Founding of the American Republic: 10. The Declaration of IndependenceExamining it in context, for its relevance then and today.The Freeman, May 1972, pp. 273-283
- The Founding of the American Republic: 11.The War for IndependenceConcerning the distinction between declaring for independence and achieving it in pract...The Freeman, June 1972, pp. 341-354
- The Founding of the American Republic: 12. The Scourge of InflationThe early American attempts at deficit financing were "Not worth a continental."The Freeman, July 1972, pp. 419-433
- The Founding of the American Republic: 13. The American TriumphThe military victory and the peaceful triumph of freedom that followed.The Freeman, August 1972, pp. 471-485
- The Founding of the American Republic: 14. Freeing the IndividualThe strengthening of the institutions of freedom in the various states just following t...The Freeman, September 1972, pp. 550-561
- The Founding of the American Republic: 15. The Critical PeriodThe weakness of governments during the early post-war years of the confederacy gave ris...The Freeman, October 1972, pp. 616-627
- The Founding of the American Republic: 16. Making the ConstitutionThe background of the men and the miracle they wrought at the convention in Philadelphia.The Freeman, November 1972, pp. 684-699
- The Founding of the American Republic: 17. Principles of the ConstitutionThe concepts of federalism, republicanism, separation of powers, limited government, an...The Freeman, December 1972, pp. 734-746
- The Founding of the American Republic: 18. The Bill of RightsThe arguments and arrangements for a listing of protections against governmental infrin...The Freeman, January 1973, pp. 31-44
- The Founding of the American Republic: 19. Establishing the GovernmentThe story of the men and events in the precarious beginnings of union under the constit...The Freeman, February 1973, pp. 85-98
- The Founding of the American Republic: 2. The English HeritageThe British tradition persisted and was preserved and developed in many ways in the new...The Freeman, September 1971, pp. 524-535
- The Founding of the American Republic: 20. Steering a Course for the NationLaying the foundations of financial stability, foreign policy, party checks and balance...The Freeman, March 1973, pp. 165-182
- The Founding of the American Republic: 21. The Beacon of Liberty"They had relighted the beacon of liberty; it remains for those who come after to keep ...The Freeman, April 1973, pp. 195-206
- The Founding of the American Republic: 3. The Colonial Religious ExperienceExperiences in the colonies that eventually displaced the idea of the "established" chu...The Freeman, October 1971, pp. 621-634
- The Founding of the American Republic: 5. The Enlightenment ImpetusAn emphasis on reason, natural law, and balance, with a thrust toward liberty.The Freeman, December 1971, pp. 731-742
- The Founding of the American Republic: 6. The Mercantile ImpasseHow British mercantile policies interfered with business and trade in the colonies and ...The Freeman, January 1972, pp. 42-54
- The Founding of the American Republic: 7. The First American Crisis: 1763-66How George III and parliament set the stage for colonial resistance.The Freeman, February 1972, pp. 112-124
- The Founding of the American Republic: 8. British Acts Become IntolerableParliamentary pressures after 1766 lead eventually to open warfare.The Freeman, March 1972, pp. 147-159
- The Founding of the American Republic: 9. Prelude to IndependenceA study in slow motion of the final aggravations that brought separation.The Freeman, April 1971, pp. 232-234
- The Founding of the American Republic: 9. Prelude to IndependenceA study in slow motion of the final aggravations that brought separation.The Freeman, April 1972, pp. 232-244
- Free Enterprise: The Key to ProsperityEnterprise in behalf of freedom and free men.The Freeman, October 1985, pp. 584-599
- The Fruits of IndependenceFor limited government, personal freedom, free trade, and the voluntary way.The Freeman, September 1984, pp. 552-565
- The General WelfareThe modern use of the term, as distinguished from the Constitutional intent.The Freeman, August 1983, pp. 487-494
- George Washington on Liberty and OrderA review of the great truths set forth in Washington's farewell address.The Freeman, February 1983, pp. 67-75
- Government Empowers UnionsHow governmental powers of coercion were vested in unions-with harmful consequences.The Freeman, November 1980, pp. 677-689
- Having Our Cake and Eating It, TooThe Freeman, December 1961, pp. 3-11
- Health Care: Cross Questions and Crooked AnswersNeed for medical care depends on the individual's design for living.The Freeman, May 1980, pp. 271-277
- The Hidden Fallacies Behind InterventionMan and the market economy are of a nature that cannot be improved or repaired by coerc...The Freeman, October 1979, pp. 606-617
- An Ideology for UnionsSocialism's vision of the good society undergirds union actions against alleged injusti...The Freeman, February 1980, pp. 109-120
- The Imitation of EnglandThe United States has followed the path toward socialism as first trod by England.The Freeman, August 1980, pp. 470-483
- The Impact of InterventionGovernment intervention dams up and diverts the energies of the people; freedom release...The Freeman, May 1971, pp. 274-284
- The Impact of UnionismTracing the economic consequences of the socialist theory implicit in union practices.The Freeman, February 1981, pp. 103-115
- individual Liberty in the Crucible of History1. The Foundations of American LibertyThe Freeman, May 1962, pp. 20-28
- individual Liberty in the Crucible of History 2. Undermining the FoundationsThe Freeman, June 1962, pp. 42-51
- Individual Liberty in the Crucible of History 3. Circumstances Hostile to LibertyThe Freeman, July 1962, pp. 11-21
- Individual Liberty in the Crucible of History 4. A Collectivist Curvature of the MindThe Freeman, August 1962, pp. 28-41
- individual Liberty in the Crucible of History 5. The Road to CollectivismThe Freeman, September 1962, pp. 17-30
- Individual Liberty in the Crucible of History 6. A Rebirth of LibertyThe Freeman, October 1962, pp. 3-13
- Individualism Versus CommonismThe Freeman, February 1963, pp. 34-43
- Judicial Monopoly Over the Constitution: Jefferson's ViewA strict construction of the idea of limited powers.The Freeman, October 1983, pp. 605-615
- A Law for GovernmentsThose who govern must be limited by law if the citizenry is to be free.The Freeman, January 1970, pp. 31-39
- [+]Lawful Killing in the Barbaric Present (Review)Sentenced to Die, by Stephen H. Gettinger
- Sentenced to Die by Stephen H. Gettinger
Chronicles, January 1980, pp. 16-17 - The Meaning of FederalismThe relationship between the general government, state governments and individual rights.The Freeman, January 1983, pp. 12-23
- Missing Chapters from American HistoryHow religious, economic, and personal freedom gave way to coercive intervention.The Freeman, August 1981, pp. 489-498
- The Need for Political TheoryTracing the origins and debasement of political theory in the United States.The Freeman, January 1984, pp. 27-38
- The New FeudalismThe Freeman, July 1967, pp. 432-444
- The New OrthodoxyModern Age, Fall 1964, pp. 360-367
- [+]Of Marxian Bondage (Review)Unrepentant Radical, by Sidney Lens
- Unrepentant Radical by Sidney Lens
Chronicles, November 1980, pp. 28-29 - Of Rights - Natural and ArbitraryThe Freeman, March 1962, pp. 30-37
- Organized IrresponsibilityThe Freeman, March 1967, pp. 164-174
- Organizing Government EmployeesVesting unions with an awesome political power.The Freeman, December 1980, pp. 712-723
- The Origins of American UnionsThe union objective is to reduce the supply of labor available in a craft, profession, ...The Freeman, January 1980, pp. 12-24
- Permanent DepressionGovernment regulations and controls depress production so that human wants go unsatisfied.The Freeman, December 1979, pp. 743-751
- The Power to Tax Is the Power to DestroyReasons why the functions and the spending and taxing powers of government ought to be ...The Freeman, October 1976, pp. 613-625
- Prescription for Expensive EducationExploring possible paths to improved education at less expense.The Freeman, March 1982, pp. 155-164
- Primitivism: the Thrust of Government InterventionThe intrusion of government into market activities leads back toward the primitive life.The Freeman, June 1983, pp. 328-338
- Problem or Opportunity?When the garbage business is monopolized by government, how do we know whether a given ...The Freeman, October 1969, pp. 622-628
- The Property Basis of RightsAll right are dependent on property for their conception, delineation and exercise.The Freeman, September 1980, pp. 543-553
- A Question of Being ProductiveA quest for more constructive categories of those in or out of the work force.The Freeman, October 1982, pp. 579-586
- Reasoning on the Nature of ThingsHow natural rights derive from basic concepts concerning the nature of things.The Freeman, February 1982, pp. 94-103
- Reflections on Amusement Parks-Among Other Closed SystemsThe customer stands and waits when the market is not allowed to function effectively.The Freeman, November 1976, pp. 643-653
- Reformer WatchingIt pays to keep an eye on those who would use government to make us better.The Freeman, April 1981, pp. 203-206
- The Relics of Intervention :5. New Deal WelfarismThe growing welfare burdens largely began in the new deal of the mid-thirties.The Freeman, August 1982, pp. 451-463
- The Relics of Intervention: 1. PopulismSigns today of the impact of the populist movement of the late 1800s.The Freeman, April 1982, pp. 195-206
- The Relics of Intervention: 3. The New Deal Bent to InflationThe depression paved the way for further regulation and control.The Freeman, June 1982, pp. 367-380
- The Relics of Intervention:2.ProgressivismThe progressive movement of the early twentieth century carries over into the 1982s.The Freeman, May 1982, pp. 305-317
- The Relics of Intervention:4. New Deal Collective PlanningNew Deal planning still plagues us today.The Freeman, July 1982, pp. 414-425
- The Relics of Intervention:6.Conclusion:The Relic of an IdeaThe idea persists that government should actively intervene in our lives.The Freeman, September 1982, pp. 542-553
- The Reversal: Liberty into ServitudeConcerning the erosion of the concept and the practice of liberty since the founding of...The Freeman, May 1975, pp. 277-283
- The Rise and Fall of England 5. Liberty and Property SecuredNot so much through new guarantees as by gradual repeal of old prohibitions and restrai...The Freeman, July 1968, pp. 428-438
- The Rise and Fall of England: 10. the Victorian Way: Affirmed and RejectedHow romantics and reformers cast off the measures by which England had risen to greatnessThe Freeman, December 1968, pp. 745-757
- The Rise and Fall of England: 11. The Fabian Thrust to SocialismConcerning the history of the Society and its development since 1884The Freeman, January 1969, pp. 14-24
- The Rise and Fall of England: 12. The Fabian ProgramDescribing the steps from municipal to national control of industry and trade.The Freeman, February 1969, pp. 81-90
- The Rise and Fall of England: 13. Reform Ideas into Political ActionHow the Liberal Party under Lloyd George gave way to the Labour Party and political imp...The Freeman, March 1969, pp. 158-170
- The Rise and Fall of England: 14. The Decline of EnglandWithin the broad setting of the disintegration of the European order, England declined ...The Freeman, April 1969, pp. 205-218
- The Rise and Fall of England: 15. Socialism in PowerRegulations and controls under Labor government following World War II.The Freeman, May 1969, pp. 300-309
- The Rise and Fall of England: 16. The Fall of England (Part I)The anomaly of the collapse under socialism of a victor nation in World War II.The Freeman, June 1969, pp. 335-345
- The Rise and Fall of England: 17. The Fall of England (Conclusion)Concerning primarily the dissolution of the Empire and the spread of communism into the...The Freeman, July 1969, pp. 427-435
- The Rise and Fall of England: 3. Political Foundations of LibertyA review of political steps taken to establish and safeguard the rights of the individu...The Freeman, May 1968, pp. 282-292
- The Rise and Fall of England: 4. The Intellectual Thrust to LibertyThe economic and political rise of England as a world power grew out of the ideas thoug...The Freeman, June 1968, pp. 359-370
- The Rise and Fall of England: 6. The Moral BaseEspecially covering the Puritan influence and the effect of the evangelical Protestant ...The Freeman, August 1968, pp. 467-477
- The Rise and Fall of England: 7. The Industrial SurgeDescribing the improved agricultural and industrial production and trade during the eig...The Freeman, September 1968, pp. 532-543
- The Rise and Fall of England: 8. Pax BritannicaThe British contributions during a century largely characterized by world peace and hum...The Freeman, October 1968, pp. 624-635
- The Rise and Fall of England: 9 The Workshop of the WorldA review of the improved human condition accompanying industrialization in England, wor...The Freeman, November 1968, pp. 663-672
- [+]The Senior Executives' Drivel (Review)Takeover, by Herb Schmertz and Larry Woods
- Takeover by Herb Schmertz and Larry Woods
Chronicles, September 1980, pp. 34-35 - [+]The Specter of "Unused Capacity" (Review)James J. Hill and the Opening of the Northwest, by Albro Martin
- James J. Hill and the Opening of the Northwest by Albro Martin
The Freeman, July 1977, pp. 444-445 - [+]Speculating About Justice (Review)The Law of the Land, by Charles Rembar
- The Law of the Land by Charles Rembar
Chronicles, January 1981, p. 25 - There Ought Not to Be a LawThe more government attempts to reform us the more it spreads injustices inherent in th...The Freeman, June 1976, pp. 340-355
- Thomas Jefferson: Liberty and PowerThis month marks the 250th anniversary of Jefferson's birth.The Freeman, April 1993, pp. 141-148
- Throttling the Railroads (Conclusion): 9. The Future of the RailroadsIf the railroads and their customers are to survive, it's time to stop government inter...The Freeman, January 1971, pp. 39-47
- Throttling the Railroads: 1. The Railroad ProblemClearly identifying the problem improves the chance that it may be resolved.The Freeman, May 1970, pp. 259-266
- Throttling the Railroads: 2.Aiding the Railroads: 1830-1871A historical review of the local, state, and Federal government grants in the building ...The Freeman, June 1970, pp. 354-366
- Throttling the Railroads: 3.The Thrust to RegulationHow the people and their politicians turned in the 1870's from pampering to punishing a...The Freeman, July 1970, pp. 401-413
- Throttling the Railroads: 5. Early Regulation-1887-1920Covering the early stages of federal regulation and control through world war ?.The Freeman, September 1970, pp. 556-566
- Throttling the Railroads: 6. Railroads in the Grip of GovernmentThe sad story of the past half-century's holding action against disaster.The Freeman, October 1970, pp. 623-632
- Throttling the Railroads: 7. The Grip of Privileged CompetitorsSubsidizing the competition, while strangling a business, spells trouble for all.The Freeman, November 1970, pp. 684-694
- Throttling the Railroads: 8.The Grip of the UnionsHow the government fostered the growth of labor unions and aided in their hamstringing ...The Freeman, December 1970, pp. 742-754
- Throttling the Railroads:4.The Nature of RailroadingMany of the criticisms and regulations of rail services stem from misunderstanding of t...The Freeman, August 1970, pp. 455-465
- The Trouble with FarmingA risky business at best, but now beset with the consequences of massive intervention.The Freeman, May 1983, pp. 286-298
- Union Contest with GovernmentUnion violence threatens the government's monopoly of the use of force for the protecti...The Freeman, June 1980, pp. 337-349
- Unionism RevisitedCorrecting some possible misconceptions concerning the nature of labor union policies a...The Freeman, April 1984, pp. 209-218
- Unions as an Established ReligionWhen government empowered unions, it established a religion-the religion of socialism.The Freeman, January 1981, pp. 47-59
- What Is Economy?Economy concerns how we live in a world much subject to political influences.The Freeman, July 1976, pp. 423-435
- What's This About Solar Energy?It often in more efficient to achieve our ends in a roundabout way, through the use of ...The Freeman, March 1981, pp. 131-138
- Whither Independence-1980 A.D.?A day on which the American spirit of independence is rekindled would be worth celebrat...The Freeman, July 1980, pp. 387-398
- "Who's in Control of the Country?"Who will control the government if individuals lack self-control?The Freeman, July 1981, pp. 390-398
- Work and LibertyThe modern disparagement of the "work ethic" is a campaign against individual growth an...The Freeman, August 1976, pp. 485-494
- World in the Grip of an Idea 10. Germany: National Socialism in PowerHitler comes to power through the politics of collectivism.The Freeman, October 1977, pp. 584-597
- World in the Grip of an Idea 11. Germany: The Promise and the TerrorNazi violence, cloaked in legality, wipes out pockets of possible resistance.The Freeman, November 1977, pp. 659-672
- World in the Grip of an Idea 12. Nazi-Soviet ParallelsThe grisly similarity is a result of a similar cause: the commitment to collectivism.The Freeman, December 1977, pp. 712-725
- World in the Grip of an Idea 13. World War ?:The Socialist ConflagrationThe fury of people whose civilized restraints had been weakened and cut away by ideology.The Freeman, January 1978, pp. 38-50
- World in the Grip of an Idea 15. Sweden: The Matrix of Tradition and GradualismThe twilight zone of gradualism or evolutionary socialism, as exemplified by Sweden.The Freeman, March 1978, pp. 150-162
- World in the Grip of an Idea 16. Sweden: The Paternal StateThe curious notion of the paternal state could hardly have come from a careful study of...The Freeman, April 1978, pp. 223-234
- World in the Grip of an Idea 17. Sweden: Tightening the ScrewsSocialism operates under the cloak of democracy to undermine the freedom of the individ...The Freeman, May 1978, pp. 278-290
- World in the Grip of an Idea 18. The United States: A Republic and GradualismConcerning obstacles governments have thrown in the way of private enterprise.The Freeman, June 1978, pp. 349-362
- World in the Grip of an Idea 19. The United States: The Concentration of PowerConcerning the centralization of political power and its manipulation at crucial pressu...The Freeman, July 1978, pp. 425-436
- World in the Grip of an Idea 20. The United States: Business as an Instrument of Politi...Government control over business makes business the instrument of government control of...The Freeman, August 1978, pp. 463-474
- World in the Grip of an Idea 21. The United States: The Thrust to TransformationThe communications industry as alien force to transform society.The Freeman, September 1978, pp. 546-557
- World in the Grip of an Idea 22. The United States: A Bemused PeopleThe deliberate breakdown of social standards and norms leaves the individual confused.The Freeman, October 1978, pp. 593-602
- World in the Grip of an Idea 23. The Cold War: Revolutionary vs. Evolutionary SocialismThe distinction between principled and tactical opposition to communism.The Freeman, November 1978, pp. 661-673
- World in the Grip of an Idea 24. The Cold War: The Spread of CommunismCommunism is less a political theory than a set of claims and promises-justifications-f...The Freeman, December 1978, pp. 725-738
- World in the Grip of an Idea 25. The Cold War: Terrorizing Many LandsA world survey of the vital role of terror tactics in the communist drive for power.The Freeman, January 1979, pp. 18-31
- World in the Grip of an Idea 26. The Cold War: The Spread of CommunismAn intellectual pressure to the collectivization of power, advanced as democracy.The Freeman, February 1979, pp. 102-114
- World in the Grip of an Idea 27.The Cold War: Foreign AidHow economic and military aid has been used to sustain and promote socialism internatio...The Freeman, March 1979, pp. 143-156
- World in the Grip of an Idea 28. The Cold War: The Third WorldObscuring the distinction between communism and gradualist socialism in developing coun...The Freeman, April 1979, pp. 214-226
- World in the Grip of an Idea 29. The Cold War: Co-Existence, Detente, and ConvergenceIn the thrust for power, dim are the prospects for co-Existence and peace.The Freeman, May 1979, pp. 271-283
- World in the Grip of an Idea 3. Evolutionary SocialismNot by revolution, but through gradualism, democratism, and statism.The Freeman, March 1977, pp. 170-181
- World in the Grip of an Idea 30. The Individual: Victim of the IdeaThe tendency of organizations is toward a governing force that reduces the independence...The Freeman, June 1979, pp. 352-366
- World in the Grip of an Idea 31. The Subjugation of the IndividualUsing members to reduce the individual and subject him to the purposes of those in power.The Freeman, July 1979, pp. 430-443
- World in the Grip of an Idea 32. The Restoration of the IndividualThe Good News that individual man is valuable beyond compare.The Freeman, August 1979, pp. 485-498
- World in the Grip of an Idea 33. Conclusion: Loosening the Grip of the IdeaThe individual is responsible for tending to his own business and fulfilling his purpose.The Freeman, September 1979, pp. 530-543
- World in the Grip of an Idea 5. Russia: The Revolution CommencesThe ruthless seizure of power by Lenin and the Bolsheviks in 1917 and thereafter.The Freeman, May 1977, pp. 264-278
- World in the Grip of an Idea 6. Russia: The Communist FacadeCommunists have built facades to assist those who want and need to believe that communi...The Freeman, June 1977, pp. 347-360
- World in the Grip of an Idea 7.Russia: The Reign of TerrorHow terror is used to bring submission to communist party rule.The Freeman, July 1977, pp. 403-417
- World in the Grip of an Idea 8. Russia: Impotent Populace and Massive StateSoviet communism has failed economically but has succeeded in erecting a massive state ...The Freeman, August 1977, pp. 477-491
- World in the Grip of an Idea 9. Germany: Ideology Contends for Power, 1918-1930Concerning the emergence of Nazism and Hitler out of contending factions.The Freeman, September 1977, pp. 545-559
- The World in the Grip of an Idea RevisitedThe Freeman, May 1996, pp. 253-259
- World in the Grip of an Idea: 2. Marxism: Revolutionary SocialismThe modus operand of Marxism is destruction-Tyrannous revolution.The Freeman, February 1977, pp. 91-102
- World in the Grip of an Idea: 4.Russia: Old Regime and New RevolutionariesNo close link between the end of the czars and the gangster rule of the communists.The Freeman, April 1977, pp. 221-233
- World in the Grip of an Idea:14. World War ?: The Bitter Fruit of IdeologyRevolutionary socialism involves drastic and forceful measures total war.The Freeman, February 1978, pp. 102-115
- World in the Grip of and Idea 1. The IdeaThe common name is "Socialism"; at the deeper level," the new humanism."The Freeman, January 1977, pp. 9-23
- "You Can't Turn Back the Clock!"The Freeman, October 1961, pp. 45-51
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