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TITLE: LIBERTY Magazine
[LIBERTY is a review of libertarian and classical liberal thought, culture and politics, published bi-monthly by
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ISSUE DATE:
October 2000 Volume 14, Number 10
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Standard sized thin magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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FEATURES.
The FBI's Pet Carnivore Bart Kosko exposes the FBI's newest tool for invading your privacy.
Rockin' for the Free World Sarah J. McCarthy celebrates the liberating art of Neil Young.
Logical Synapses, Sins of Omission In last month's Liberty, Bart Kosko argued that Jesus Christ was a family-hating communist. Stephen Cox has a different view.
Guns and the Movies William R. Tonso looks at how Hollywood's portrayal of firearms has changed with prevailing political sentiments.
American Justice, Up Close and Personal Logan Brandt tells what happened when he tried to renew his driver's license.
Heroes of Freedom Jim Powell explores the lives and times of history's greatest defenders of freedom.
REVIEWS.
American Socialism Bruce Ramsey wonders why socialism has been tremendously influential in every Western country but one.
A Life of Hard Knocks Gene Healy looks at the skull-cracking story of America's most fearsome boxer.
Taking Property Seriously Bettina Bien Greaves tells why private property is the bedrock of civilization.
Politicized Science 101 Douglas Puchowski explores the weird world of science under the influence of politics.
Notes on Contributors We round up the usual suspects. 62 Terra Incognita iYo quiero realidad.
Letters Comments from the peanut gallery.
Reflections Liberty's editors have breakfast with Albert J. Nock, sing a paean to intellectual piracy, party with the East German bikini team, espy an eminento extolling the symbol of fascism, and track the polls on America's irrelevant politicians.
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