| Inside Liberty |
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Letters | Our readers dot the i's and cross the t's. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We kill most of humanity, throw
money away to save it, flash our badges at 14-year-olds, catch a coyote,
rehabilitate Judas, refuse to apologize, arrest you while we still can, and
discover that it's giant tortoises all the way down (to the foundations of
liberty). |
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Features |
| 17 | Winning the
Battle for Freedom and Prosperity | John Mackey outlines a plan for
selling freedom in an unfree world. |
| 23 | They're Still Coming for Your Land | What happens when politicians
respond to the people's outrage over invasions of property rights? Not much, as
Timothy Sandefur reports. |
| 28 | Centennial
of an Unnatural Disaster | Dale Gieringer recounts the first shots fired in the War
on Drugs. |
| 35 | The Notion that Caused the Great
Depression | Richard Timberlake lifts the lid on the single, subtle
idea that brought down the financial house. |
| Reviews |
| 43 | V as in
MCMLXXXIV | There may be "no coincidences," but Jo Ann Skousen finds
that the parallels of "V for Vendetta" and "1984" extend all the way to the
casting. |
| 44 | V for
Vicissitude | Ross Levatter reviews the screen version of Alan Moore's
anarchist tour de force: what it was, and what it could have
been. |
| 48 | The End of Welfare as We Know It | What would it be worth for
America to be rid of the welfare state once and for all? Lanny Ebenstein
audits Charles Murray's latest bold idea. |
| 50 | The South Will Fall Again | Was Lincoln's victory inevitable? Lance
Lamberton weighs in on the controversy. |
| 52 | "Goddammit, NO" | Bruce Ramsey examines the life of
Isabel Paterson, a remarkable libertarian writer who would sooner burn bridges
than submit to an editor. |
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| 49 | Notes on Contributors | Catch 'em while you can. |
| 55 | Terra Incognita | Waltzing through the danse
macabre. |
