I knew nothing of this journal until it landed in our lap. It is just great, from the 1960s, overtly anarcho-capitalist and libertarian material, most of it lost.
We only have these seven issues. But they are all scanned and ready for ready or posting etc.
Jeffrey TuckerEditorial VP, Mises
Rampart Journal of Individualist ThoughtFall 1965 Columbus Day-1892 by Erica Carle A Challenge to Libertarians by Robert Clancy The Public Utility of Profits by Carl Snyder The Hutterian Brethren: Successful Communists by Howard E. Kessler No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority by Lysander Spooner Introduction by James J. MartinSummer 1965 The Anatomy of the State by Murray N. Rothbard Georgists by Lefevre Crisis for America by Felix SomaryFall 66 Unionism and Economic Stagnation by Butler D. Shaffer Panarchy by P.E. de Puydt Freedom and the Gold Standard by Oscar W. Cooley Knowledge Be Dammed by Erica Carle The Economics of Automation and Unemployment by Ralph W. Ells Hi-Ho Silverless by Donald E. Bently and Grant W. Corby A New Dimension to War by K.J. Cullinane From a Free Child a Free Adult by John M. MacEachronSpr 66 The Wisdom of "Hindsight" by Read Bain On the Importance of Revisionism for Our Time by Murray N. Rothbard Revisionism: A Key to Peace by Harry Elmer Barnes Rising Germanophohia: The Chief Obstacle to Current World War II Revisionism by Michael F. Connors Revisionism and the Cold War, 1946-1966: Some Comments on Its Origins and Consequences by James J. MartinSum 66 Autarchy by Robert LeFevre The Return of the "War Crimes"-"War Criminals" Issue by James J. Martin Observations of a Free Market Operator by Wm. J. Grede America's Sacred White Cow by Larry F. Glaser Leonard Read's Dilemma-- and Mine by Howard E. Kessler Myths of the Cold War by Murray N. Rothbard Let's Call It Anarchy by Robert E. Gaskins, Jr., Leanna J. Koehn, and Richard H. GaskinsWin 66 The Morality of Autarchy by Robert LeFevre REA Co-ops, a Compulsory-Political System by A.R. Bellerue Roberta Wohlstetter's Pearl Harbor: Warning and Decision: a Candid Appraisal by Charles C. Hiles Introduction by Harry Elmer Barnes A Look at Conscription, Then and Now by James J. Martin Food for the Future by Robert K. Newell Does Judicial Review Pose a Threat to Human Rights? by Robert B. MurraySpr 68 Prelude to Hell by Robert LeFevre and Seymour Leon The Bombing and Negotiated Peace Questions-- in 1944 by James J. Martin Analysis of Conflict by Butler Shaffer Pakhtun Tribesmen and Their Free Society by Aslam Effendi The Contradiction in Objectivism by R.A. Childs, Jr.
Whoo hoo! This is all added. Thank you ever so much.
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