The Freeman February 1953

07/14/2009 The Freeman Henry Hazlitt

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Critique of Containment - James Burnham; Bankruptcy on the Left - William Henry Chamberlin; Resurgence of Liberalism - Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddhin; Is Your Child an Isolate? - Burton Rascoe; Cold War in the UN - Alice Widener; Join up with Us Crackpots! - Anne Falcon; Germany, Key to Europe - F. A. Voigt;Conquest of the Chinese - Ann Cardwell

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