The Freeman January 1955

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References

The Issue Behind Dixon-Yates - Robert S Byfield; A Short History of Liberty - Dean Russell; Socialism’s Intellectual Decay - William Henry Chamberlin; The People Against the Politicians - Thomas R. Waring; The Protestant Basis for Individualism - Russell J. Clinchy; A Conscript Has No Rights - Paul Harvey; Achilles Heel of the Soviet Giant - N. I. Stone; The Both-Sides Idea - Hughston M. McBain; Bureaucracy in Practice - Colm Brogan; East and West Semantics - Glen Collier and Vincent R. Tortora; I Saw “Defense” - Peter Crumpet; A “Social Scientist” in Our Town - George N. Kramer

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