| Inside Liberty |
| 4 | Letters | Our readers fight the power. |
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Reflections | We stroll through Baghdad, score at the World Bank, corner the chicken market, breed less sheepish sheep, wrestle a bloodthirsty lion, diagnose an old malady, smuggle light bulbs, break a leg, and add a venerable American species to the endangered list.
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| 21 | A Freewheeling Debate | Bookstores across the nation are featuring Brian Doherty's history of the libertarian movement. Bruce Ramsey and Lanny Ebenstein study the phenomenon; Doherty provides his own account.
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| 29 | Borking Up the Wrong Tree | When it comes to legal principles, modern conservatives can be as dangerous as modern liberals. Timothy Sandefur shows what's under the sheep's clothing.
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| 35 | The Founding of the Party | John Hospers, one of the select group of Americans who have ever received a vote in the Electoral College, tells how it's done.
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| 38 | A Generation of Slackers | Michael Christian surveys the age of porcelain and skateboards.
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| Reviews |
| 41 | Lies Your Teachers Are Telling You | Gary Jason runs down the myths that keep public school budgets high and test scores really low.
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| 46 | Sparta 300, Persia 0 | The story told in "300" is a great one, Liam Vavasour admits. but the story told by history is even better.
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| 47 | Fondly Remembering Karl Hess | Richard Kostelanetz harks back to the heyday of American anarchism.
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| 48 | Pax Reagana | Reagan may have muffed his lines about domestic matters. But, as Martin Morse Wooster finds, he played his part on the international stage almost to perfection.
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| 49 | A Wake for the West | The death of the West: are the reports exaggerated? Garin Hovannisian weighs the evidence.
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| 51 | Curtain Calls | Jo Ann Skousen takes in a hit, a flop, and a guilty pleasure.
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| 50 | Notes on Contributors | Our boon companions. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | One measures a circle, beginning anywhere. |
