ONE
IS
A
CROWD

REFLECTIONS
OF AN
INDIVIDUALIST

FRANK CHODOROV

 With an introduction by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

THE DEVIN-ADAIR COMPANY, NEW YORK, 1952

Copyright 1952
by Frank Chodorov.
Material in this book
must not be reprinted in any form
without written permission from the publisher.
For information, write:
The Devin-Adair Company,
23 East 26th Street,
New York 10, N. Y.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Some of the essays
in this book have previously
appeared in Analysis;
others in Human Events,
Faith and Freedom,
and The Human Affairs Pamphlets,
the last copyright by
Henry Regnery Company.
Still others appear for
the first time.

Book designed by Lewis F. White
Printed in the United States of America

DEDICATION

To Lisa and Eric
and their generation

Along about 1935, in response to the so-called “challenge” of communism, America was blanketed by a literature of crypto-collectivism. There were neo-technocrats and “planners” by the score; the Keynesians and “middle way” journalists were out like night crawlers after a vesper shower. If numbers and the sort of thing that passes for intellectual journalism in this country were ever definitive, the cultural climate of our nation would have been altered beyond recall in those years.

An Intellectual Experience