The Unz Review •ï¿½An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The Freeman •ï¿½56 Years, 639 Issues, 9,179 Articles, 40,767pp
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- A Philanthropist Goes to Washington, pp. 6-7
- The State's Quest for Total Information Awareness, pp. 8-13
- Selling History with Dolls, pp. 16-19
- Does Prosperity Depend on Education?, pp. 20-21
- How California's Consumer Laws Legalize Extortion, pp. 24-27
- I Never Dream of Nicotine, pp. 28-29
- Saving the Environment for a Profit, Victorian-Style, pp. 32-35
- What's Wrong and How We Teach Economics, pp. 36-37
- Berry Gordy Jr. and the Original "Black Label", pp. 40-43
- What's So Good About Democracy?, pp. 44-48
- Ideas and Consequences, pp. 14-15 Remembering Prague Spring
- Potomac Principles, pp. 22-23 Health-Care Demagogues
- The Therapeutic State, pp. 30-31 The Myth of Health Insurance
- Our Economic Past, pp. 38-39 The Progressive Income Tax in U.S. History
- Thoughts on Freedom, pp. 53-54 Individualism and Intelligence
- The Pursuit of Happiness, pp. 63-64 An Egregious Union Scandal
- Perspective---Vices and Crimes, pp. 2-3
- OPEC Sells Us Oil Because It Likes Us? It Just Ain't So, pp. 4-5
- �---, pp. 49-52
- [+]Review The Savage Wars of Peace, by Max Boot (Review) , p. 55
- The Savage Wars of Peace by Max Boot
- [+]Review American Law in the Twentieth Century, by Lawr... (Review) , p. 56
- American Law in the Twentieth Century by Lawrence M. Friedman
- [+]Review Mad In America, by Robert H. Whitaker (Review) , p. 57
- Mad In America by Robert H. Whitaker
- [+]Review Uncivil Wars, by David Horowitz (Review) , pp. 58-59
- Uncivil Wars by David Horowitz
- [+]Review The New White Nationalism in America, by Carol... (Review) , p. 60
- The New White Nationalism in America by Carol M. Swain
- [+]Review What Kind of Nation, by James F. Simon (Review) , pp. 61-62
- What Kind of Nation by James F. Simon
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