"The Wisdom of Henry Hazlitt"

Originally published by The Foundation for Economic Education, Inc.,
1993, Irvington-on-Rudson, New York 10533

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INTRODUCTION
    Hans F. Sennholz

1. A Man for Many Seasons
       Bettina Bien Greaves
2. A True Polymath
       Edmund A. Opitz
3. Indefatigable Leader
       Ludwig von Mises
4. Reflections at 70
5. The Art of Thinking
6. The ABC of a Market Economy
7. Private Ownership: A Must
8. Rights
9. The Case for the Minimal State
10. The Sphere of Government: Nineteenth-Century Theories
11. How Should Prices Be Determined?
12. Market Prices vs. Communist Commands
13. The Distribution of Income
14. The Road Not Taken
15. The Torrent of Laws
16. From Spencer's 1884 to Orwell's 1984
17. "Planning" vs. the Free Market
18. Private Property, Public Purpose
19. Keynesianism in a Nutshell
20. Defining Poverty
21. Why Some Are Poorer
22. Should We Divide the Wealth?
23. False Remedies for Poverty
24. Income Without Work
25. On Appeasing Envy
26. The Cure for Poverty
27. The Story of Negro Gains
28. The Ballooning Welfare State
29. Welfarism Gone Wild
30. Uruguay: Welfare State Gone Wild
31. Foreign Investment vs. Foreign Aid
32. Why Anticapitalism Grows
33. Can We Keep Free Enterprise?
34. The Task Confronting Libertarians
35. The Literature of Freedom

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