"Liberalism" in the historic sense is the struggle of man to assert his liberty against authority. In the political field, this struggle is against the authority of the state.
Towner Phelan
Towner Phelan, the St. Louis Union Trust Company's vice president for advertising in the 1940s, produced a monthly newsletter on the premise that the prosperity of the company's clients depended on the maintenance of the private enterprise system and the rejection of socialism.
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Many ideas that have achieved widespread acceptance on the part of people who have no sympathy with communism are derived directly from Marxist doctrine, but people are ignorant of their source.
