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L-5 NEWS, # 3, in Claustrophobia II/4, in PP 934.

LABADIE COLLECTION, THE, Home Page, 1p, in PP 1538: 196. “Much of the more fragile material has been microfilmed to facilitate its use by readers and to protect the originals.” – If anarchists instead of State librarians had done the filming then they could not only have preserved such material but sold cheap duplicates of it, upon demand. – State librarians are not allowed to do so and do have a vested interest in remaining, to some extent, monopoly suppliers of information they have gathered, largely at the expense of taxpayers or from donors like Joe Labadie, Laurance Labadie and Carlotta Anderson. – J.Z.

LABADIE, JO, A revolutionary Mile-Post, 1p, 1912, remembering the Haymarket Affair, in PP 1393: 38.

LABADIE, JO, An Open Letter, 1911, McNamara Case, 5pp, in PP 1393: 60.

LABADIE, JO, Anarchism : Genuine and Asinine, 1925, 42pp, in PP 1393: 20. – This booklet contains: The Copyrights Swindle, 2pp, Anarchy, a poem, 4pp, Anarchism and Crime, 18pp, Anarchism: What ‘Tis and ‘Tisn’t, 6pp, Anarchy To Toil, a poem, 2pp, The Paramount Need, 2pp, Imperialism, a poem, 1p. – End of booklet.

LABADIE, JO, Anarchism and Crime, 1932, 24pp, in PP 1393: 17. – 14pp, in Libertarian Anthology, 29x, in PP 392.

LABADIE, JO, Anarchism: What It Is and What It Is Not, 3pp, in PP 916.

LABADIE, JO, Anarchism: What It Is and What It Is Not, version of before 1900, with a 1979 reprint, in PP 1393: 15.

LABADIE, JO, Communism: What Is It? 2pp, ca. 1923, in PP 1393: 52.

LABADIE, JO, Cranky Notions, columns in LIBERTY, Nos. 116ff, 29x, in PP 247-273.

LABADIE, JO, Cranky Notions, n.d., ca. 1899, 2pp, in PP 1393: 48.

LABADIE, JO, Different Phases of the Labor Question, 1893, 4pp,in PP 1393: 36.

LABADIE, JO, Essays. To Henry Bool, lover of justice, equity and freedom, Detroit, 1911, 59pp, in PP 1393: 25. – Contents of this booklet: The Great Taboo, 8pp, Anarchism and Crime, 21pp, Hot Weather and Anarchism, 5pp, Are We Making Headway? 2pp, The General Strike, 5pp, Time to Think, 5pp, All Governments Rotten, 4pp, Shall Workers Strike? 6pp, Progress? a poem, 1p.

LABADIE, JO, GREAT LIBERTARIANS, Some Aphorisms from Great Libertarians, compiled by J.L., 1p, in PP 1393: 51. – Herbert Spencer, Ralph Waldo Emerson, William B. Greene.

LABADIE, JO, I Like You, But Hate Some Things You Do, a poem, 2pp, n.d., in Libertarian Anthology, 29x, in PP 392.

LABADIE, JO, Imperialism, a poem, 1p, in PP 1420/22: 305.

LABADIE, JO, Important Social Studies for Intellectual Adults, a very short list, in PP 1393: 1p: 50.

LABADIE, JO, India, a poem, 1921, 2pp, in Libertarian Anthology, 29x in PP 392.

LABADIE, JO, POEMS BY JOE LABADIE & some others, in PP 1392: on sheets 1-116. As complete as I could get them. – J.Z. – Arranged by Piet Bouter. Listed alphabetically and in sequence.

LABADIE, JO, Popular Pretenses, 2pp, incomplete, in PP 1393: 47.

LABADIE, JO, See: ANDERSON, CARLOTTA, All-American Anarchist, Joseph Labadie and the Labor Movement, 1p leaflet, in PP 1517: 125.

LABADIE, JO, Some “Cranky Notions” by Jo Labadie, Detroit’s “Gentle Anarchist”, in Libertarian Anthology, 2pp, 29x, in PP 392.

LABADIE, JO, Some Notes and Fragments, in copies of the originals and transcribed, 8 sheets, in PP 1393: 52.

LABADIE, JO, Some Prose Writings & Publications by Joe Labadie, 78pp, in PP 1393: 13. – Fuller name: Joseph A. Labadie. Sometimes written as JOE.

LABADIE, JO, The State, a poem, 1909, 2pp, in Libertarian Anthology, 1p, 29x, in PP 392 & 536.

LABADIE, JO, The Violent Hypocrites, n.d., post WW I, 2pp, in PP 1393: 37.

LABADIE, JO, To the Editor, 1911, 3pp, in PP 1393: 63. – Joe Labadie’s columns in Tucker’s LIBERTY can be found there. See Wendy McElroy’s index. – J.Z.

LABADIE, JO, Waste Not Yourself, 1911, 1p, 29x, in PP 536.

LABADIE, JO, What Is Anarchism? 10pp, typewritten, n.d., in PP 1393: 39.

LABADIE, JO, What Shall We Do?, 1902, 2pp, 29x, in PP 536.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, A Self-Compensating Society, 1960, 2pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, All the World’s A Stage”, 2pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Anarchism Applied to Economics, 4pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Anarchism Applied to Economics: Value, Privilege and Usury, 1933, 2pp, 29x, in PP 533.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Anarchy – Today (1936), 7pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Anarchy and Law, 2pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Attention! Money Reformers, 1p, in PP 1393.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Basic Essentials of the Money Problem, 1948, 3pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Comment on Rothbard’s remarks on FB, 1p, in PP 1386/91: 1017.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Comment on the Proposals of some Modern Saviors about Avoiding the Menace of Atomic War, 5pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Comments on Interview between Kerry Thornley and Harry Pollard on “Dialogue”, 1p, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Comments on S.E. Parker, 1p, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Consideration of Some Basic Sociological Truths, 7pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Economic Adolescence, 1937, 5 pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Economics of Liberty, 2pp, 24x, in PP 12, 24x, in PP 55, 29x, in PP 536. 3pp, in PP 875. – 2pp, Mark Sullivan edition, in PP 501.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Education – What For? 2pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Excerpts from a Letter to a Friend, Apropos Human Rights, 3pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, From Nowhere to the Garbage Heap, 2pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Further Comments on Rothbard’s Critique of Spooner and Tucker, 2 1/2pp, in PP 1315. – Only criticizes him on interest, not alternative means of payment. 1 for R or against L. – J.Z.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Geldemission und Freiheit, 4pp, 36x, in PP 736, 7 S.: 2, in PP 1455. – Free banking discussion. – Auszug, 1 S.: 34, in PP 1456.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Liberty, 4pp, n.d., in Libertarian Anthology, 29x, in PP 392.LABADIE, LAURANCE, On Man’s Thinking, 1960, 3pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, On Competition, 1p, in PP 1420/22: 147.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, On Man’s Thinking, 4pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, On the Idea of God, 1961, 2pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Origin and Nature of Government, 2pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, PP 390, 875, 966.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Reflections on Liberty, extracts, 4pp, in PP 1420/22: 4.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Reflections on Socio-Economic Evolution, 2pp, in PP 875. – 1p, 29x, in PP 536, p118.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Regarding Man’s Concern With Truth, 3pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Review, 1936, of: Our Enemy, the State, by Albert Jay Nock, 2pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, See: DISCUSSION, A Journal for Free Spirits, in PP 1393.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, See: SULLIVAN, MARK A., Ezra Heywood & Laurance Labadie: Two Libertarian Broadsides Reviewed, 5pp: 153, in PP 501.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, see: WARD, FRITZ, Laurance Labadie and the Origins of Modern Radical Libertarianism, 34pp, n.d., in PP 966. – I have now got all or most of his essays from the LABADIE COLLECTION in photocopies, or from Carlotta Anderson, with filming permissions. It is just a matter of time and labour to get them ready for filming. I consider him to be one of the top individualist anarchists. And he managed to keep his essays short, so that they will form something like a personal anarchist encyclopedia, once combined. – J.Z.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Selected Essays, with an introduction and appendices by JAMES J. MARTIN, 1978, Ralph Myles Libertarian Broadsides, No. 7, 80pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Should Government Issue Money? 3pp, in PP 995.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Sniping, 29x, 1p, in PP 536, p118.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Superstition and Ignorance versus Courage and Self-reliance, 3pp, n.d., in Libertarian Anthology, 29x, in PP 392.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, The History of a Prognostication, 1p, on 3 postscripts by B.R. Tucker, 1911, 1926, 1930, 24x, in PP 55.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, The Money Problem in the Light of Liberty, 4pp: 57, in PP 501. – 1p, 29x, in PP 742.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, The World as we Know it, or rather Shall not Know it, 65, 6pp, in PP 1315, with some corrections, probably by L.L.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, War – What For? 2pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Wert, Privileg, Wucher, 4pp, 36x, in PP 736. – 5 S., 1933: 6, in PP 1455. – Free banking discussion.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, What Has God Wrought?, 1p, 29x, in PP 534,

LABADIE, LAURANCE, What Is Man’s Destiny? 8pp, 29x, in PP 390, 6pp, in PP 875

LABADIE, LAURANCE, What Is The Educational Problem? 4pp, in PP 875.

LABADIE, LAURANCE, Why Americans Need to Kill Vietnamese, 3p, in PP 1315. – It would have been more interesting to explore, thoroughly, why “Vietnamese” killed “Vietnamese”. The single and uniform nation, with a single national aspiration was a myth, there, too. Americans are not all “Americans”, either. – J.Z.

LABADIE, LAURANCE: MARTIN, JAMES J., Laurance Labadie, 2pp, in PP 1420/22: 416.

LABADIE, LAURENCE, Review, 2pp, of: A.J. Nock, Our Enemy the State, from MAN!, in PP 1239.

LABADIE, LAURENCE, Superstition and Progress, 2pp, from MAN! n.d., in PP 1239.

LABOR AS PROPERTY VS. LABOUR AS NATURAL RESOURCE: DAWSON, DAVID J., The Draft: Part III — Labor as Property vs. Labor as Natural Resource, 15pp, in PP 1376: 313.

LABOUR & LIBERTY, PP 1074.

LABOUR DISPUTES & INJUNCTIONS, PP 1153.

LABOUR LAWS, LABOUR MARKET, See: WALKER, MICHAEL, Succession Rights Create Economic Hazard, 1p: 99, on labour-law interventionism, in PP 1515.

LABOUR LAWS, See: DAVENPORT, JOHN A., Why Not Deregulate Labor? 4pp: 438, in PP 1529-33. – Although a counter-measure to collectively imposed labour legislation, in itself, it would be a collective imposition, too, upon all the advocates of labour legislation. The libertarian approach demands only that individuals become free to opt out of this legislation or whole territorial States with such and other non-libertarian constitutions, laws and jurisdiction, and also free to practise their libertarian beliefs in exterritorialy autonomous communities of volunteers. If they demanded this liberty ONLY for themselves, they would not have much chance to become as free. However, they could use the varied opposition forces and aim at: “To everybody the government or non-governmental society of his or her dreams”. That aim could lead to a very powerful international federation that could turn the majority in most countries into allies of libertarians and anarchists, for none of the existing majorities is lasting and monolithic. – At last not only full freedom of expression and information, using ALL opportunities for them, but also FULL EXPERIMENTAL FREEDOM in the political, economic and social spheres, all only among volunteers and at their risk and expense. THAT would teach ’em! – J.Z., 3.11.98.

LABOUR LEGISLATION, PP 384, 396.

LABOUR MONOPOLIES, see Unions, Collective Bargaining, Wage Control, Arbitration – compulsory.

LABOUR QUESTION, FREE EXCHANGE, THE ONLY SOLUTION TO THE LABOUR PROBLEM, PP 803.

LABOUR THEORY OF VALUE, PP 290.

LABOUR THEORY OF VALUE: ERNSBERGER, DON, The Labor Theory of Value, 6pp, in PP 1445: 38.

LABOUR vs. CAPITAL, PP 373/75. See Anti-Capitalist Mentality, Unions, Wages, Capitalism, Socialism.

LABOUR, DOES IT BRUTALIZE? PP 1074.

LACHMAN, LUDWIG, Capital and its Structure, 1p flyer for the book, in PP 1281/82.

LACHMANN, BENEDICT, Protagoras, Nietzsche, Stirner. Platz dem Egoismus! 2. Auflage, 1923, 71 S., 24x, in PP 288.

LACHMANN, LUDWIG M., Macro-Economic Thinking & the Market Economy, reviewed by WALTER GRINDER, 1p, in PP 1367/68: 18.

LACHMANN, LUDWIG, Macro-economic Thinking, Studies in Economics, No. 6, IHS, 1978, 48pp, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p628, headed: Macroeconomic Formalism vs. Human Action.

LACK, LARRY, Review of PETERSON, HAROLD, The Last of the Mountain Men, reviewed, 1p, in PP 1386/91: 108.

LACK, LARRY, Yurt: Alternative Home, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 77.

LACONICS OF LIBERTY, compiled by Sprading, PP 220/21.

LACY, MARY G., Food Control during Forty-Six Centuries, A Contribution to the History of Price Fixing, an address, Washington, March 16, 1922, 20pp with references, in PP 1,013.

LADENSON, ROBERT, In Defense of a Hobbesian Conception of Law, PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 9, Winter 80, 134-159, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1202p1100, headed: Hobbesian Law & Authority.

LADOW, CHARLES R., Mother Nature: Friend of Foe? 4pp: 236, in PP1529-33.

LADYBUG, Special Edition, VIII/2, winter 89/90, Santa Fe, 6pp, on clearing, 6pp, 58, in PP 1451. – Free banking discussion.

LAFAVE, KENNETH, Libertarianism, Music, and other Strangers, 2pp, in PP 274: 118.

LAFOLLETTE, HUGH, Licensing Parents, PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 9, Winter 80, 182-197, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1203p1291, headed: Should We License Parents?

LAGRANGE, Essai d’arithmetique politique, in PP 778-783.

LAGUE, DAVID, $ 17m plan to boost ministers’ protection. On protection for politicians rather than citizens, in an undated clipping, with some comments by me. – J.Z., 1p, in PP 1355: 125. See: Gun Laws, Gun Control, Militia. – Today a gun-buy back scheme for automatic weapons expired, involuntarily financed by taxpayers. Over 600,000 such guns have been handed in and destroyed. Each of these, in case of an invasion, could have been used to either kill, or induce to desert (based on an attractive political and economic liberation program for their country), ca. 1-10 “enemy” soldiers. Politicians and other criminals may feel safer now. Are we? – J.Z., 30.9.1997.

LAGUE, DAVID, Australia joins ban on mines, 2pp clipping against land mines: 116, in PP 1475.

LAGUE, DAVID, Australia unarmed. Soldiers without guns; planes that are grounded; tanks that break down. Australia’s defence is a disgrace. SMH, June 17, 1995, 3pp. Under present conditions rather a powerful and efficient defence force would be a disgrace. But it is a good article in attacking the myth that we do need the government to defend us and that it does actually provide effective defensive services. And why waste any money, materials etc. and manpower on an inefficient defence force, against an undefined enemy? – J.Z.

LAIDLER, DAVID, Adam Smith as a Monetary Economist, THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS 14, May 81, 185-200, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP1204p1852, headed: Smith as a Monetary Economist.

LAIRD’S CORNER, Prince John of, PP 832. See On Panarchy, Individual Secessionism, Tax Strike.

LAISANT, C.A., La Parlamentisma Iluzio, 1979, 15pp, in PP 1071. In Esperanto?

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Rothbard Titles offered by LFB., 2pp, n.d., in PP 1534: 88.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Anarchist Catalog, 1983, edited by Carl Watner, 16pp, in PP 875. (I have not yet heard about a new edition.)

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, June 1993, 42pp, in PP 1131. A monthly survey and summary of books, tapes and videos on liberty, in print and offered by that bookshop. It still claims to be the world’s largest selection of books on liberty. But do compare the number of its titles, their range of subjects, their languages, their prices, their date of first publication or reprint and their postage costs, with those of e.g. LMP and Chadwyck Healey. I think their claim applies only to in print on paper books of this kind. It would be helpful if all the reviews published in this periodical were pulled together and indexed on microfiche. Too much of a job for me, at least at this time. It mentioned my LMP efforts, upon the urgings of Kurt Schuler, once, I believe in April 1990. There are only few overlaps with the LMP list, which seems to confirm my view that most of the freedom writings are o.o.p. By using their 10% discount offer, for those depositing book purchase money in advance with them, in $ 250 lots, one could get quite high annual interest returns – in savings – upon one’s book purchases from them, Add to this whatever knowledge – interest you can derive… – As for me, I find myself usually too busy to send them another order and cheque. – And when I finally get my order and see how few print on paper books I get from them, for $ 250, I often have second thoughts, since, for $ US 250, I could put out, on microfiche, ca. 12 more libertarian books and keep them permanently in print and sell them much more cheaply than LFB can afford to offer its selection from many different publishers. – J.Z.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Leaflet, 1p: Behind the cover sheet, in PP1526.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Literature List, 60pp, 24x in PP 50-54. New titles, 1p, 29x, in PP 333. Fall-Winter 1979-1980, catalog & review, 49pp. 1982, 8pp, 29x, in PP 423, March 87 list, 34pp, 29x, in PP 676, March 89, Literature List, 34pp, in PP 845.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Nov. 95, “The World’s Largest Selection of Books on Liberty. Readers in 90 Countries.” 41pp, in PP 1315: 73-114. – If you define books only as printed books. However, it offers video and audio tapes, too, and some disks – but no microfiche. Compare the size of this offer, from x publishers, with the size of the offer from LMP: one publisher and republisher. – I can buy some of their expensive paper titles only to the extent that I get U.S. orders for my microfiche. – J.Z.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, October 1997, 42pp: 68, in PP 1527. – Freedom publishers and book traders should cooperate in providing a common sales catalog, at least in one of the alternative media. They could start by getting all of them published separately but in one compilation. Obviously, to do so in print on paper would be expensive and might be unprofitable. But alternative and affordable media are waiting to be so used. To produce it speculatively and in a large edition might also not be a paying proposition but production only upon demand would suffice to reduce production costs and risk to a bearable minimum – once all the information is finally assembled. – Seeing that freedom bookshops are still very few and far in-between, such a combined catalog could be the best now achievable substitute to book-browsing. Many of the catalogues, like that of Laissez Faire Books, do contain abstracts and even reviews. Some freedom loving Internet user could probably do this job on his own initiative. I doubt that any of the list providers will object to being thus listed together. Thus a list of all freedom titles in print, in all media, could be achieved and some price competition. It should be followed, with the aid of its users, by a complete bibliography of all freedom writings, which could sufficiently stimulate the reprint of unpublished or o.o.p. writings in at least some alternative and affordable medium. This would set us on the road to complete freedom library and information services. Whole small freedom libraries could and should appear not only on microfiche but also, even cheaper still, on CD-ROM. Instance: For my eldest grand daughter I bought recently a single CD-ROM, containing “The Library of the Future”, with ca. 3,500 titles, for only $ 20. Even with microfiche I cannot beat such a price. A combined second-hand title offer and search list should also be provided. When will freedom lovers finally take up all affordable and convenient freedom of expression and information options? Desirable would also be compilations of all reviews and abstracts and the gradual build-up of an alphabetical index to all of them. The enormous labours involved could be done cooperatively by the readers of freedom writings – if they are appropriately appealed to do so. – Help to get the whole case for liberty finally together. – It would also contain numerous helpful hints, ideas and programs on how to realize liberties for those who do want them. – J.Z., 14.11.1998.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, The nut file, a collection of the best of crank letters received, compiled by Sean Haugh, 22pp, in PP 1440/42: 366.

LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Towards Peace & Freedom, 4pp leaflet, in PP 274: 159.

LAISSEZ FAIRE ET LAISSEZ PASSER, PP 302, 311, 385, 633, 794, 1019, 1052-61 (LA Pol. Notes 21)

LAISSEZ FAIRE IN RAILWAYS, PP 1052-61 (LA Economic Notes 24).

LAISSEZ FAIRE REPUBLIC, THE, Letter from an Individualist, 3pp, in OPTION, in PP 1,028/29.

LAISSEZ FAIRE REVIEW, Dec. 82, 6pp, in PP 1,036.

LAISSEZ FAIRE REVIEW, Nov. – Dec. 1974, by Laissez Faire Books, 4pp, in PP 935.

LAISSEZ FAIRE, See: SUMNER, WILLIAM GRAHAM, Laissez-Faire, in PP 1307.

LAISSEZ FAIRE, See: WOLLSTEIN, JARRET B., Public Services under Laissez Faire, IV, The Telephone System & Fire Departments, 6pp: 15; VI: The Roads, 7pp: 51.; VI: The Roads, continued, 5pp: 77, in PP 1457/62.

LAISTNER, HERMMANN, Oekologische Marktwirtschaft, 1 S. Flugblatt zum Buch, 29x, in PP 897.

LAKOS, G. & ZUBE, JOHN, Common Beliefs, 2pp, 1965, 24x, in PP 3.

LALONDE, ROXANNE, Unity in Diversity, Acceptance and Integration in an Era of Intolerance and Fragmentation. – Edited extract from a M.A. thesis published April 1994, 1997, 6pp, with note by J.Z.: 191. – The title did intrigue me but its treatment disappointed me. The author is opposed to “fragmentation” and does not explore exterritorial autonomy for all volunteer communities or question the unity of territorial State powers. Only minor cultural diversities are to be preserved. Even the Nazis and Soviets did this, to a limited extent. – I am reminded of several books on tolerance that I have. They are not tolerant of or even knowledgeable about the exterritorialist tolerance and experimental freedom options. Teritorialism blocks their views and thoughts. – J.Z.

LAMARTINE, A.v., Von der Progressivsteuer, (On progressive taxation) 1850, an early criticism, 5 S., 29x, in PP 392.

LAMBERT, HENRI, Le Nouveau Contrat Social ou L’Organisation de la Democratie Individualiste, Essai de Synthese, 1921, 351pp, in PP 1253. – I reproduced it as the book of a free trader and peace lover, found in Ulrich von Beckerath’s library but could not evaluate it. By letter of Dubuc VINCENT, REC. 5.10.95, I got the following comment about it from him: “I don’t think that you will like the result. First of all, H.L. seems to be closer to liberalism than free trade. In this text he develops a social idea, a kind of ideal world (an ideal world for his mind, of course). Before telling you what is wrong (for me of course) in this text, I had to say that there are things of interest in it: H.L. seems to be some kind of “bourgeois” (excuse this term but it fits well in this special case) that wants to make a better world. So the aim was good. Alas, the way he did it isn’t very good: A government made of 3 sections, one of labour, one of knowledge and one of capitalism. Each member of the country votes three times, one time in each section. Thus he thought that there won’t be any more party that forbids evolution. About association and individual rights, he thinks that the main thing is responsibility, i.e. a contract should not be stopped before it is finished, so there is no right for an individual secession. About anarchism, he is against libertarianism (see: “individualisme ou communisme in appendice VIII) and thought that “liberty is a destructive force” (*) and that general interest is more important than that of individuals. If you are interested, I could send you more information about his “ideal” society (way of living, etc.) but this man definitely shares no common point with individualism in an anarchist way.” – (*) Yes, for destructive forces! – Compare his other book title, showing him as a radical free trader. He was also, I believe, after Prof. Edgard Milhaud, a long-time editor of the Annals for Cooperative and Collectivist Economy. – Whether these, after Milhaud, published much else of libertarian or cooperative production interest, I do not know. I have seen a large set of it only once, in the library of the Volkswirtschaftliches Seminar, Universitaet of Freiburg, Breisgau, but had no time on hand to peruse it. – I would welcome your comments on other books in this series, either for entry into the catalog or separately, in one of the LMP microfiche. – J.Z., 16.10.97.

LAMBERT, HENRI, Le Nouveau Contrat Social our L’Organisation de la Democratie Individualiste, Essai de Synthese Sociale, 1921, 351pp, in PP 1253. – A book from Ulrich von Beckerath’s collection. H.L. was a radical free trader and peace lover, see his book in PP 611, a friend of H.L. Follin, and he continued, for years, Edgard Milhaud’s ANNALS, the series in which, under Milhaud, monetary freedom writings by him, Ulrich von Beckerath, Heinrich Rittershausen, Walter Zander and some others did appear. Due to my insufficient knowledge of French I cannot properly evaluate this book and am not certain how far he appreciated e.g. individual sovereignty and individual secessionism and their institutional and voluntaristic consequence: exterritorial autonomy for freely and individually chosen communities, like Follin & Beckerath did. Milhaud, Rittershausen and Zander did not appreciate this alternative, either. – J.Z.

LAMBERT, HENRI, Pax Economica. La Liberte des Echanges Internationaux, Fondement necessaire et suffisant de la Paix universelle et permanente, 1920, 321pp, 29x, in PP 611. Compare the similar free trade title by Joan Kennedy Taylor.

LAMBERTON, LANCE, Water Pollution & Private Property Rights, 1p, in PP 1283-1286.

LAMBRO, DONALD, The Federal Rathole, 1p review by JAMES DALE DAVIDSON, in PP 1367/68: 116.

LAMBROS, DONALD, The Federal Rathole, See: CAPON, ELLIOTT, The Unephemeral Rathole, 1p review of: LAMBROS, DONALD, The Federal Rathole, in PP 1311: 108.

LAMOREAUX, NAOMI R., From Antitrust to Supply-Side Economics: The Strange History of Federal Intervention in the Economy, in: Essays in Supply Side Economics, ed. by David G. Rabov, Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation, Washington, D.C., 1982, 151-173, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP1204p1672, headed: Patterns in Federal Intervention.

LAMPE, DAVID, Why not Grow a Building Underwater? 5pp, 29x, in PP 678.

LAMPRECHT, ROLF, Die Gewalttaeter in den roten Roben, 1986. (Ueber Nazi-Volksrichter.) 2pp, 29x, in PP 725.

LANCASTER SYSTEM OF EDUCATION: GRANT, R.W., The Case Against Public Education, 6pp: 278, in PP 1457/62. – Discusses Lancaster’s Monitor System.

LANCASTER, F.W. & FAYEN, E.G., Information Retrieval On-Line, 1973, ch. 16: Interfaces with Document Delivery Systems, 16pp on the computer & fiche marriage, in PP 907-910.

LAND & LIBERTY, London, Nov. & Dec. 1978, 16pp: 179, in PP 1470.

LAND AND LIBERTY, An Experiment in India, 1p, 29x in PP 294-297.

LAND AND LIBERTY, Essays on Liberty, Personally Speaking, Georgist Spokesmen, reprinted from Land and Liberty, 39pp, 29x, in PP 643.

LAND BANKS, 381, 813, Mortgage bonds, issuing in their discounts of mortgages, standardized mortgage letters, as convenient securities, are possible and desirable but land banks issuing currency upon land are not, because such issues are out of proportion to the daily wanted and offered consumer goods and services, which are the real backing, reserve, cover or redemption fund for any currency that is “current”, i.e. “liquid” enough to serve as a currency. – J.Z.

LAND MINES, See: LAGUE, DAVID, Australia joins ban on mines, 2pp clipping against land mines: 116, in PP 1475. – Remove territorial borders and no further land mines would be planted. – J.Z.

LAND MONOPOLY, PP 5, 181, 242, 336, 362, 626, 809, 1074.

LAND QUESTION, SYMPOSIUM ON, PP 356.

LAND REFORM IN VIETNAM, PP 12.

LAND REFORM, LMP, PEACE PLANS series, 1989 list, in PP 893.

LAND REFORM, PP 5, 12, 56, 336, 361, 381, 403, 626, 896, 1171. – Compare George, Henry. Georgist writings are so numerous, even in this series and previously separately listed in a Land Reform list, that I rather work for an updated and separe land reform list than attempt to include all of them here, even if only by PP numbers. I guess I could have entered here a few dozen entries of Nos. of Peace Plans that deal with the subject. But that would not have been all that helpful. I follow George e.g. regarding Free Trade, Overpopulation and the abolition of taxes, but not with his single tax proposal. That, too, should be realized only in volunteer communities. See e.g. the ON PANARCHY series and the writings of SPENCER HEATH and of SPENCER HEATH MACCALLUM on Proprietary Communities, and Theodor Hertzka’s writings on “open cooperatives”. In the meantime, just browse through the main list for most of such titles. – J.Z.

LAND REFORM, See: CARLYLE, RICHARD, The Earth Belongs to the Living, 1936, 57pp, in PP 1309: 106-116.

LAND REFORM, See: HALBROOK, STEPHEN P., The Land to Those Who Work it. Autogestion in Algeria. Review of: BLAIR, THOMAS L., The Land to Those Who Work It: Algeria’s Experiment in Workers’ Management, 1969, 312pp, 5pp: 43, in PP 1501.

LAND REFORM, See: MISES, LUDWIG von, On Some Atavistic Economic Ideas, 1966, 2pp: 67, in PP 1480. – Land Reform & Favoritism for Debtors.

LAND REFORM, See: PAINE, THOMAS, Agrarian Justice.

LAND REFORM, See: SMITH, JEFFERY J., We, the Landlord… An Alternative to Land Abuse, 3pp: 31, in PP 1505. – See: GEORGISM, See: HERTZKA, THEODOR. – How many different land reform schemes do exist? Who has tabulated and compared them all? – J.Z. – HARMS, TRACY B., Plight of the Farmers, 2pp: 32, in PP 1505. – SULLIVAN, MARK A., An Anarchist View of the Land Problem, 5p: 43, in PP 1505.

LAND REFORM, See: SPENCE, THOMAS; OGILVIE, WILLIAM & PAINE, THOMAS, The Pioneers of Land Reform, 1920, 184pp, including a 4pp introduction by M. Beer, in PP 1264. See: GEORGE, HENRY; SINGLE TAX.

LAND REFORM, THE TROJAN HORSE OF “LAND REFORM’, A Critique of Land Communism or “Single Tax”, PP 1003.

LAND REFORM: BOUCHER, DOUGLAS, Prof., Land Reform in Nicaragua – A Case Study, 1p leaflet, on conference at Heathcote, June 86, in PP 1411/12: 407.

LAND RENT SOCIALIZATION, PP 428ff:S2270, see George, Henry, Single Tax.

LAND RIGHTS NOW, Wran Must Act in NSW, Extracts from a Land Rights Lobby Kit, with some comments by John Zube, 12pp, 29x, in PP 402.

LAND RIGHTS OF NATIVES: NICHOLS, ROSALIE, The Property Rights of American Indians: A Discussion with Ayn Rand, 1968, 2pp: 213, in PP 1457/62.

LAND RIGHTS, PP 402, 1028/29, 1150.

LAND RIGHTS? See: LOOMIS, MILDRED J., The Equal Right of All Creatures to Live on the Land, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 607. – No right to live above the land, in Zeppelins or in space, or under the land, or on the sea or under the sea or in multi-storey buildings above the land? Some land reformers define all these options as land, too. At least with regard to living in space this goes too far. And while we have the right to try to migrate and live in space and on other planetary bodies, we hardly have a right to such land, land that others would have to provide for us. In space stations “land”, to live on, would have to be artificially created first. And if we managed to live on or near the poles, the land, terra firma, might be hundreds to thousands of meters below us. If fish could protest, they would, too. They rather live in the sea, lakes and oceans. – Moreover, if someone managed to raise an island, by stimulating a submergerd volcano or by shipping-in solid land fill, to build up the island from the sea floor or a mere reef, then who else could claim a “right” to that land? Those who live on their private yachts or river boats etc., would also decline to share this private property with others as a matter of an imagined duty. – J.Z., 2.10.97.

LAND RIGHTS? The Facts. Australian Free Enterprise Foundation, Fortitude Valley, Qld., 4pp leaflet, in PP 475. Date? Probably from election around 1988.

LAND SPECULATION, PP 381-382.

LAND SPECULATION, See: WELT, DIE, Groesster Boden-Spekulant ist der Staat, 1981, Ausschnitt, 1 S.: 84, in PP 1493.

LAND TENURE, Origin, PP 569.

LAND TENURE, see FOWLER, CHARLES T., Land Tenure, in THE SUN, I/5, May / June 1887, 27pp, in PP 1124.

LAND TRUST EXCHANGE, Statement of Land Trust Standards and Practices, 1989, 18pp, in PP 1394: 65.

LAND TRUST, See: INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENCE INSTITUTE, The Community Land Trust, A Guide to a New Model for Land Tenure in America, 1972, with bibliography, 118pp, in PP 1394: 1.

LAND TRUSTS’ EXCHANGE, a national journal of land conservation, Vol. 7, No. 3, Summer 88, 3pp, in PP 1394: 62.

LAND TRUSTS, 56.

LAND TRUSTS: SCHOOOL OF LIVING, Land Trusts, A Better Way of Being with the Land, 3pp, in PP 1386/91: 609.

LAND TRUSTS: SULLIVAN, MARK, Land Trust instead of Government Eminent Domain, 1p, in PP 1386/91: 461.

LAND TRUSTS: SWANN, ROBERT, Land, Land Trusts, and Employment, 4pp, in PP 1386/91: 262.

LAND USE CONTROLS & REGULATIONS, PP 490, 679.

LAND VALUE TAXATION: CORD, STEVEN B., Equal Rights Demand Land Value Taxation, 1p, in PP 1432/1439: 1449. – Rather: No taxation! For who has the right to tax others? – There are always net tax payers and net tax recipients, which does not produce equality. – Nor would I trust even a local government with taxation, far less a territorial state, federal or world government, i.e., a governmental organization that I had not first and freely and quite individually chosen for myself – if I could think of nothing better to do with my money than to pay it to such an organization. – J.Z.

LAND VALUES RESEARCH GROUP, Anatomy of a Depression, 93, 4pp, in PP 1323: 98.

LAND VALUES RESEARCH GROUP, Melbourne, Public Charges Upon Land Values, from the 1963 reprint, 50pp, 29x, in PP 366.

LAND, LAND MONOPOLY, LAND REFORM, PROPERTY IN LAND, LMP titles to PP 872 in 873. (Later such titles are not yet separately listed but included in the general list, mainly by authors.)

LAND: PATTERSON, JACK R., Of Locke and Land, 76, 1p, in PP 1345/46: 130.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV & GOLDMANN, NAHUM, Ein Briefwechsel, 6 S.: 30, in PP 1523.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, 1127/28, 1154, see SEEMANN, BIRGIT, Die Vergangenheit ist Zukunft, ueber: Gustav Landauer: “Auch die Vergangenheit ist Zukunft”, 1989, ca. 2pp, in PP 1127/1128.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Der Marxismus, 3 S., 24x, in PP 377.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Die Abschaffung des Krieges durch die Selbstverwaltung des Volkes, 20 S., 24x, in PP 288.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Die Monarchomachen und Etienne de la Boetie, 7 S. (nur Fortsetzung ), 1907/8, 29x, in PP 349.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Ermordung. Augenzeugenbericht, 1 S., in PP 1322: 32.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Nachwort, 3 S., ueber Russische Revolution, in PP 1157.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, See: FRAGER, J.M., A Look at Gustav Landauer, 2pp: 61, in PP 1501.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Social Democracy in Germany, 9pp: 62, in PP 1501.

LANDAUER, GUSTAV, Staat und Geist (auch: Stelle Dich, Sozialist!), 48 S., ANARCHISTISCHE TEXTE 12, mit RUEDIGER, HELMUT, Ein deutscher freiheitlicher Sozialist, 15 S., in PP 1154.

LANDED MAN, THE, & CIVIL LIBERTY, PP 1040.

LANDELLS, WILLIAM, Cruising for A Bruising: Fun on the Sado-Masochistic Group Sex Scene, 96, 4pp, in PP 1334/35: 57.

LANDMESSER, RALF G., Schwarze Milch, eine Anthologie, 1980, Koeln, Germany, 29S., German poems by a prominent German anarchist, in PP 1,020.

LANDOR, WALTER SAVAGE, Tyrannicide, a poem 1pp, 29x, in PP 411.

LANDREFORM, See: GRANCHAROFF, JACK, Land and Freedom, 13pp: 821, in PP 1484/85.

LANDSMAN COMMUNITY SERVICES, 1.) The Letsystem, 1985, 45pp, Free Banking Series, 29x, in PP 564, 2.) Some more material on the Letsystem, 12pp, 1986, 48x, in PP 740, Message, 1 May 88, 1 p, with 2pp of LETS addresses, 29x, in PP 865.

LANE, CHARLES, A Voluntary Political Government, letters from Charles Lane, 1839-1843, compiled and with an introduction by Carl Watner, 1985, 103pp, in PP 786.

LANE, CHARLES, PP 916.

LANE, ROSE WILDER & MACBRIDE, ROGER LEA, Troublemakers In Ancient Rome: The Gracchi, 16pp: 24, in PP 1506/07.

LANE, ROSE WILDER, A Revolt in a Teaspoon, an article in Pine Tree, 9pp, 24x, in PP 176. (How 2 people can act and achieve like a “movement”! J.Z.)

LANE, ROSE WILDER, Book Reviews, incomplete, collected by Bettina Bien Greaves, 1990, from ECONOMIC COUNCIL REVIEW OF BOOKS, 180pp, in PP 1077.

LANE, ROSE WILDER, Introduction to LeFEVRE’s The Nature of Man and His Government, 6pp, 24x in PP 166.

LANE, ROSE WILDER, Moslem Justice, 1/2 p, 24x, in PP 8. (An “instant” justice system, describing customary arbitration & popular participation. Compare it with the often 2 year’s waiting period in Australia now, before a court case is settled. “Justice delayed is justice denied!” To each the court system of his choice! Some people make more sense in half a page than others make in a thousand. J.Z.)

LANE, ROSE WILDER, Some remarks, 3pp, in PP 1159, on Thomas Paine, from her The Discovery of Freedom.

LANG, TONY, A well-regulated militia…., 1p, in PP 1072.

LANGELUECKE, HANS, Dr., Tauschbank und Schwundgeld als Wege zur zinslosen Wirtschaft, 1925, 154 S., 34, in PP 1452. – German Note: Vergleichende Darstellung und Kritik der Zirkulationsreformen P.J. Proudhons und Silvio Gesells. Da der Zins auch ein Preis ist, so ist eine Wirtschaft ohne Zinsen ebenso unsinnig with eine Wirtschaft ohne Preise und Loehne und Kapital. Eine Wirtschaft ohne “Zinspolitik” und ohne Monopolzinssaetze, i.e., unter voller Geld- und Kapital-Freiheit, waere etwas ganz Anderes. Zinsen u.Kapitalrueck – Zahlungen mit Monopolgeld sind schwieriger als durch Verrechnung oder mit im Wettbewerb ausgegebene Noten. Eine zinslose Wirtschaft waere nicht ideal sondern eher katastrophal. Dennoch, Freiheit fuer Zinsgegner einander zinslose Darlehen zu geben. Bei Emissionsfreiheit wuerde die Hortung einer Waehrung den Hortenden keine Vorteile und den Anderen keine Nachteile bringen. – English note : Although P. & G. were anarchists, their monetary reform proposals were not anarchistic but, rather, centralistic, monopolistic, authoritarian and coercive. Neither clearly welcomed competition with his system, only some of their followers did. Interesting mainly through quotations, e.g. from Solvay’s writings. – J.Z.

LANGFORD, B., Anarchism in New Zealand, 3pp, 36x, in PP 412, p34.

LANGLEY, NICK, Voluntary Membership on Campus, 1p, in PP 1336 – 39: 29.

LANGLOIS, WALTER G., Anarchism, Action, and Malraux, TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE 24, Fall 78, 272-289, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p919, headed: French Avant-garde Politics and Culture.

LANGUAGE TRAPS, See: BIEN GREAVES, BETTINA, Language Traps, 10pp: 613, in PP 1529-33.

LANGUAGE, See: RAVENSCROFT, IAN, Danger: A Lesson from Language, 4pp: 575, in PP 1529-33.

LANGUET, HUBERT, A Defence of Liberty Against Tyrants, see under BRUTUS, JUNIUS, in PP 1108.

LANGUET, HUBERT, Wider die Tyrannen, 1580, verkuerzt von Laure Wyss, 1946, 102pp, in PP 925. ( A classic on the right to resist tyrants. For an English edition see under Brutus, Junius.

LANHAM, FRANK, Conscription and American Fascism, 2pp: 150, in PP 1480.

LANNOY, CH. de, L’evolution du billet du banque comme instrument monetaire, 1935, 95pp, in PP 792.

LANTERN WASTE, I/1, Sep. 92, 28pp of anarchist communism, in PP 1086.

LAO TZE, Don’t Overdo it, 1p, 560 B.C.: 573, in PP 1529-33.

LAOTSE, See: GILES, LIONEL, The Sayings of Lao Tzu, 1905, 11th impression 1972, with an 11 pp introduction by L.G., a total of 60pp, in PP 1239. – I think this to be one of the better of the older translations. Maybe I just share the pro-freedom bias of this translator? – J.Z.

LAOTSE, See: VIVANCOS, EDUARDO, Lao Tse (viejo maestro) y su Libro Del Camino Y De La Virtud, traducido del Esperanto por Eduardo Vivancos. Introduccion y una Breve Excursion sobre el pensamiento en la Chia antigua, por Victor Garcia, Colleccion Historia Del Anarquismo, editado en 1962 por TIERRA Y LIBERTAD, Mexico, 125pp, in PP 1239.

LAPAGE, HENRI, Demain le Capitalisme, The Future Belongs to Capitalism, 6pp, in QUADRANT, 36x, in PP 418-419, p234.

LAPHAM, LEWIS H., A Political Opiate. The war on drugs is a folly and a menace, 89, 6pp, in PP 1362/63: 100.

LAPPE, FRANCES MOORE, On Workplace Democracy, 2pp, in PP 1238.

LAPPE, FRANCES MOORE, Rediscovering America’s Values. – It confronts left and “right”, anti-market and pro-market points of view. Here only a short letter review by LEON VICKMAN, 1p, with 4pp of quotes, in PP 1407: 102.

LAPTOP COMPUTERS, A Survey, incomplete and not up to date, 37 brands, 108pp, in PP 689, largely to help avoid the radiation hazard discussed in 655. Since then dozens of new and better models and a few new types and less risky screens appeared and many and better surveys, e.g. in the magazine “Portable Computer”. I do not use any of the cathode tube systems if I can help it. – J.Z.

LARC SYSTEM, Local Area Recirculating Credit System, see: WILSON, CARL, in PP 25.

LARKING, EDNA, A Moneyless Society, 988. – So many want to abolish or prohibit what they do not understand, instead of just trying to do without, for themselves. Others imagine free clearing to be moneyless, just because no bodily tokens are involved. And very few distinguish between government money and private or cooperative money that is freely, honestly and soundly issued as a self-help measure, to provide oneself with jobs and sales. – J.Z.

LARRAIN, JORGE, Durkheims’ Concept of Ideology, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 28, FEb. 80, 129-139, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1202p1262, headed: Durkheim, Ideology, and Method.

LARRETA, JOAN, A Legal System in a Voluntary Society, 1964, 47pp, Rampart College, in PP 997.

LARSON, Martin A., 1.) Honest Money Sought, The Spotlight, Sep, 29, 1986, 1p, 48x, in PP 740, 2.) Opposition to Specie, 1p, Spotlight, Dec. 81, 48x, in PP 645.

LARSON, MARTIN A., Independent Contractors, 1p, in PP 1,016.

LARSON, MARTIN A., It’s A Miracle, 1983, on Tupper Saussy’s book : THE MIRACLE ON MAIN STREET, 1p, in PP 810.

LARSON, MARTIN A., Strength in Unity, 1p from SPOTLIGHT, in PP 1,018.

LARSON, MARTIN A., Trust Funds Abused, 2pp, n.d., in PP 806.

LARSON, MARTIN A., Who Must File? Spotlight, 1p, in PP 1,018.

LASKA, BERND A. TO MEGALLI, THEODOR, 1 S. Brief, 1986? ueber Landauer & Ramus, 284, in PP 1454.

LASKA, BERND A., Stirner – ein Trivial-Egoist? August, 1990, Der 3. Weg, 1p, in PP 1,015.

LASKA, BERND A., Zur Editionsgeschichte von Stirner’s “Einzigem”, 2 S.: 62, in PP 1456.

LASKER, LEOPOLD, Bankfreiheit oder Nicht? Mit besonderer Ruecksicht auf Preussen und Deutschland, 1871, 67pp, 29x, in PP 541.

LASKI, HAROLD J., Introduction, 60pp, to A Defence of Liberty Against Tyrants, see under BRUTUS, JUNIUS, in PP 1108.

LASKY, MARVIN, PR to Save the World or the Corporation? WSJ, n.d., 1p, in PP 1,017.

LASKY, VICTOR, It Didn’t Start with Watergate, The Dial Press, N.Y.: Review only, 1p: SAVAGE, CLARK, Jr., Lasky Rides Again, in PP 1311: 143.

LATAMORE, GEORGE, The Last Businessman, an article in RAP, 24x, in PP 176-177.

LATIN AMERICA AND THE STATE as its enemy, PP 369.

LAUCKS, EULAH C., The Meaning of Children in America, THE CENTER MAGAZINE 13, Jan/Feb 80, 6-14, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p901, headed: Children and Family.

LAUGHLIN, J. LAURENCE, Selections only, from his THE PRINCIPLES OF MONEY, 1903, on Clearing House Certificates (3pp), Critical Examination of the Quantity Theory (33pp), Amount of Money Needed by a Country (29pp), Gresham’s Law (18pp) & Origin and History of Legal Tender in Great Britain and the United States (70pp), altogether 166pp, 24x, in PP 341. I did not find the rest of the book as interesting. – J.Z.

LAUGHTER, PHYSIOLOGY OF, 380. It is more in the mind than in the body. If only we could produce enough attractive mind games and jokes to make the even the interventionists laugh about their own efforts. Most attempts at libertarian humour were so far rather far fetched and poor. But I can recommend THE Southern Libertarian MESSENGER & THE VOLUNTARYIST in this respect and would like to see all of the best collected and published, at least on microfiche. Wanted, a libertarian encyclopedia of jokes – for almost any occasion. – J.Z.

LAVAIX, F., Algunos aspectors de las posibles relaciones entre el anarquismo y la biologia, 2pp: 79, in PP 1494.

LAVELEYE, EMILE, de, Free Trade, 5 pp, 29x, in PP 602.

LAVELEYE’S ERROR, PP 200.

LAVER, BRIAN, Disarming Democracy, 1p: 114, in PP 1526.

LAVOIE, DON, A Critique of the Standard Account of the Socialist Calculation Debate, JLS 5, Winter 81, 41-87, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP1204p1676, headed: Understanding the Socialist Calculation Debate.

LAVOIE, DON, The Market as a Procedure for the Discovery and Conveyance of Inarticulate Knowledge, paper presented at the Liberty Fund Conference on Thomas Sowell’s KNOWLEDGE AND DECISIONS, Savannah, Georgia, April 82, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP1204p1758, headed: The Market & Inarticulate Knowledge.

LAVOISIER, De la richesse territoriale du royaume de France, in PP 778-783.

LAW & ANARCHISM, See: BOROVOI, ALEXEI, Anarchism & Law, 8pp, n.d.: 96, in PP 1493.

LAW & DISORDER, The Chicago Convention and its Aftermath, various authors, proceeds to the Illinois Division of the ACLU, 1968, 68pp, in PP 1280.

LAW & LIBERTY, A Project on the Legal Framework of a Free Society, IHS, only samples on hand: II/4 (Spring 76), V/2 (Winter 80), V/4 (Winter 80? – 81?), 26pp, in PP 1153. Some articles are separately listed.

LAW & LIBERTY, PP 1074.

LAW AND ORDER, See: WALKER, MICHAEL, Law and order breakdown, 1p: 125, in PP 1515. – As if they had ever been achieved by any territorial government. – J.Z.

LAW AND RULE OF LAW, See: CAPLAN, BRYAN, Free the Law and the Rule of Law, 1991, 14pp, in PP 1541/42: 121.

LAW BREAKING, Some Cases of Frequent Law Breaking, of interest to libertarians, cases whose morality is doubtful, to say the least, but which are, nevertheless, interesting as showing an independent spirit towards the law. Compiled 1977, 1p, in PP 385. – Compare: Folk-crimes.

LAW MERCHANTS, See: TRAKMAN, LEON, Law Merchant, 3pp: 57, in PP 1463/64.

LAW, PP 176/77, 282, 485, 509, 570, 672, 838, 1004, 1018, 1090, 1092, 1090, 1114, 1146, 1153, 1157. See LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE: LAW, PRIVATELY PRODUCED, PP 1004, 1029/29, 1052-61 (LA Legal Notes 16),

LAW, See: SENNHOLZ, HANS F., Law and Justice, 3pp: 348, in PP1529-33.

LAW, See: WOOD, KEITH, Liberty and Law, 4pp: 54, in PP 1529-33.

LAW, VINDICATION OF? Timasheff’s attempt to criticize anarchism, PP 828.

LAW, WILLIAM L., A Capitalist Looks at Free Trade, 5pp, in PP 499.

LAW: WALTER, DAVE, The Cliches of Law, 2pp, in PP 1409/10: 86.

LAWALLL, ERICH, Dr., Oesterreichischer Arzt entdeckt neues Tbc – Mittel. 1 S. Report von E.L., IDEEN ARCHIV, in PP 1330-1332: 299.

LAWLESS, JAMES, Libertarian groups say money wasted on mass transit, 1p clipping, in PP 480.

LAWLESSNESS BUT ORDER, PP 1051.

LAWLESSNESS OF THE STATE, PP 225.

LAWRENCE, J.B., contribution to A SYMPOSIUM ON THE LAND QUESTION, 1890, 6pp, 29x, in PP 356.

LAWREY, MATHEW, When Will they ever Learn? 1p, in PP 1336 – 39: 378. On official anti-smoking campaign.

LAWREY, MATTHEW, Chill out, Trev! The Drug Issue Revisited, 1p, in PP 1336 – 39: 315.

LAWREY, MATTHEW, Puritan Hangover, 1p, on liquor laws, in PP 1336-39: 346.

LAWS: PAUL, RON, Legislated Morality or Moral Law? 2pp, in PP 1432/1439: 1445.

LAWS OF THE BARBARIANS: Personal Laws, as described by Gibbon: PP 6, 61-63, 399-401, 506. Compare ON PANARCHY, PERSONAL LAW, CONSULAR JURISDICTION, CAPITULATIONS, EXTERRITORIALITY, INDIVIDUAL SECESSIONISM, VOUNTARISM.

LAWS OF THE JUNGLE, 213 points by Allen Thornton, PP 956.

LAWSON, DAMIEN & RUBY, FELICITY, Capsicum Gas. Should the Police Have another Weapon? From The Coalition Against Repressive Police Equipment and Training, 17pp,, in PP 474.

LAWSON, JOHN, Review of Dr. Mario Lazo: Dagger in the Heart: American Policy Failures in Cuba, N.Y., 1968. 1p, in OPTION, in PP 1,028/29.

LAWYERS & THE PUBLIC INTEREST, PP 722.

LAWYERS, Make Lawyers Competitive, editorial, 1993, 1p, in PP 1156.

LAWYERS, PP 543, 933,

LAWYERS, See: FEULNER, EDWIN, Dr., Must We Kill the Lawyers? 1p: 80, in PP 1469. – At least we should be free to “fight” them with self-chosen law and court systems. See: Juries & On Panarchy. – J.Z. – See: Silberman, Laurance H., Will Lawyering Strangle Capitalism? In PP 933.

LAYSON, R.J., Rousseau: The Fall of Man and the Rise of the Free Market, 4pp, in PP 925.

LE LIBRE-ECHANGE, Journal du Travail Agricole, Industriel et Commercial, Paris, 1846, 1847, premier annee, Nos. 1 – 52, 29 November 1846 – 21 November 1847, 416 pages, published by Frederic Bastiat., not quite complete, in PP 1340/42. – Three mottos are quoted in each issue: 1.) La vie a bon marche. 2.) On ne doit payer d’impot qu’a l’Etat. 3.) Les produits s’achetent avec des produits. – On the 3rd I would comment that this does fully, freely and easily happen only when full monetary, clearing, value reckoning and financial freedom are realized, too, or to the extent that they are. The same could and should be said on Say’s law, that “goods create their own purchasing power”. Presently their owners and the service providers are not free to transform their goods and services into their own kind of non-exclusive and optional and market rated liquidity, purchasing power or clearing ability or ability to pay. This is still the most neglected or misunderstood aspect of free trading. PEACE PLANS specializes in writings on this liberty and offers already more of it than any single publisher has ever done before, in any medium, as far as I know. Free Traders ought to wake up to this aspect and opportunity. NOTE, that here 2 of these 416 pages are missing: 36/37 (my photocopying isn’t perfect, either) and that an edge of page 351 was cut off in the original I accessed. Alas, I do not even remember in whose library I copied this set. – LMP offers 10 LMP fiche to the first who supplies the 2 missing and the incomplete page in good photocopies. – Dean Russell, in his book on Frederic Bastiat, p.100, said that the last issue appeared on April 16th, 1848. Can and will anyone supply the missing issues in excellent photocopies, perhaps in exchange for 25 LMP microfiche? Alternatively, I offer their approximate costs to me: A $ 10.00.

LEACOCK, STEPHEN, Wanted – More Profiteers, 1988, 2pp, LA Libertarian Reprints No. 10, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LEADAM, I.S., What Protection Does for the Farmer and Labourer, A Chapter of Agricultural History, 5th. ed., 1893, 102pp, indexed. (Title should rather have said: “to” the farmer…. J.Z.), 29x, in PP 625.

LEADERSHIP, LIBERTARIAN, PP 232.

LEADERSHIP, PP 369. See SLOGANS FOR LIBERTY.

LEADERSHIP, SHOULD LEADERS FIGHT IT OUT AMONG THEMSELVES? PP 1 & 2.

LEADERSHIP, TO PEACE & FREEDOM THROUGH POLITICAL LEADERS? 423.

LEADS, No. 35, Jan. – Feb. 1987, 24 pp: Leading Entrepreneurs Achieve Success, published by Tom Kennedy. This is a special LETSYSTEMS issue, in PP 1,000.

LEAGUE FOR SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY, 7pp on LSD, 69, in PP 1362/63: 220 & 224.

LEAGUE OF NON-VOTERS, 3pp for immediate release, Dec. 13, 1972, in PP 1,034. (I got only in 1990 a chance to copy them. J.Z.)

LEAGUE OF RIGHTS & SOCIAL CREDIT, PP 906.

LEAGUE OF RIGHTS, THE AUSTRALIAN, 4pp introductory leaflet, 36x, in PP 688.

LEAKE, JONATHAN, Men, Machines & Production, 4pp: 138, in PP515.

LEAKEY, R.D. Multi-Currency, n.d., 20pp, 29x, in PP 735. (Not as much in favour of monetary freedom as the name suggests. J.Z.)

LEAL, DON, Making Every Drop Count. The Case for Water Markets, 5pp, in PP 1430/31 : 252. From THE FREEMAN, June 88.

LEAMING-BEY, HUGO PROSPER, Hidden Americans. Maroons of Virginia and the Carolinas, 1979, 678 pp, in PP 1447/49. With bibliography & notes, in 3 microfiche, alas, somewhat incomplete. Use 36x -48x lenses. Notes by J.Z. to this book: This is a revisionist history of a much neglected aspect of American history. It demonstrates that conventional and agreed upon “history” is largely an “agreed-upon” fable. I’m sorry that I could not get the text more complete and in a more legible format. Maybe University Microfilm offers it complete for ca. $ 50 or more. It reports on aspects of libertarianism that I find interesting, apart from e.g. laissez faire economics, individual rights codes, monetary freedom and panarchism: It brings details on escaped slaves and serfs, and their communities, early, unofficial & independent settlements, the early history of religious and racial tolerance, of which traits can still be found e.g. in the tri-racial isolate communities mentioned on pages 648/649. It reports marriage law alternatives, various militias, from pirate & robber band types to guerillas against slavery, and “regulators” for slavery, resistance actions to rebellions of slaves, volunteer & underground communities & their self-help and protection efforts, black markets and black labour, neglected details of the American Revolution & the Civil War. Their local communities were “libertarian” only in comparison with some puritan ones. The limits and the extent of Quaker influence are shown. Some details are given on PSI or ESP talents and alternative medicine like herbalism. Alas, also all too many tribalist, religious, magic hang-ups are reported which prevented the achievement and spread of an enlightened kind of libertarianism. Moreover, these rebels did not only deny property in the persons of others and their labour, as well landed property based e.g. on conquest, extermination of natives or royal grants, but also other property rights of people somehow involved or believed to be involved in some of the above wrongful property claims. They somehow helped themselves, under difficult circumstances, but had not general liberation program, either. I also found some hints on desertion interesting, e.g. on pp 344 & 347. – J.Z.

LEARD, JOHN, Are We Being Conned? 8pp, 1985, in PP 923.

LEARD, JOHN, Superannuation or a Financial Power Play? The Unions Are Taking Over Australia, The Australian, Jan. 28, 1986, adv., with comments by John Zube, 29x, in PP 599.

LEARNING DISABILITIES: CLIFTON, MERRITT, Learning Disabilities: What Publicity Doesn’t Tell, 3pp, in PP 1432/1439: 813.

LEARY, TOMOTHY, Exo-Psychology. 1p , in PP 1350: 95.

LEASE COOPERATIVES, See: Autonomous Work Groups and Cooperatives, Productive.

LEBENSPASS, MEDIZINISCHER, Gegen Krebs und Tuberkulose, 2 S. ueber dem Vorschlag von Louis A. Matzhold, 1947, in Ideen Archiv, in PP 1330-1332: 54.

LECRON, LESLIE, Self-Hypnotism, 1p review by MICHAEL EMERLING, in PP 1367/68: 117.

LEDBETTER, MARK, The Automobile Century. How Subsidized Roads Wrecked 20th Century America, leaflet, 1p, for 7pp L.A. article (Historical Notes No. 25), in PP 1334/35: 229.

LEDBETTER, PATSY S. & LEDBETTER, BILLY, The Agitator and the Intellectuals: William Lloyd Garrison and the New England Transcendentalists, MID-AMERICAN 62, Oct. 80, 173-185, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1203p1459, headed: Transcendentalists vs. Slavery.

LEE, DWIGHT R. & MCNOWN, ROBERT F., The Problems of Halting Economic Growth, 8pp: 244, in PP 1529-33.

LEE, DWIGHT R., Labour Unions Aggravate Inflation by Lowering Wages, 3pp: 262, in PP 1529-33. – While union-caused labour inefficiencies could increase prices and lower purchasing power, they have nothing to do with the monetary causes of lasting price increases: Legal tender and the paper money issue monopoly. Typically, this article does not contain a word on these. – J.Z.

LEE, STACEY, Why the Political Right Should Consider Libertarianism, 96, 2pp, in PP 1334/35: 169.

LEE, T.H., Impact of Land Reform on Income Distribution in Taiwan, 6p, in PP 1216.

LEE, TREVOR, Editor, Ethical Investment in Australasia, A Handbook for the Concerned Investor, 1996, 38pp: 45, in PP 1483. – Greenies cannot rightly monopolize the concept and practice of “ethical investments”, especially when they know or have understood little to nothing of the ETHICS of free enterprise capitalism, free markets, free contracts, private property, free trade, free exchange & especially of economic rights, in a laissez faire, laissez passer (Let people produce and exchange.) economy and of the political rights and institutions involved in laissez faire, laissez passer societies and communities (panarchies: To each the government or non-governmental society of his or her dreams.). They should never imply that all but their recommended investments are “unethical”. – PIOT, J.Z., 20.5.98.

LEE, UMPREY, Dr., To Preserve Freedom, 19pp, in PP 1,013.

LEECH, EDWARD OWEN, Would Free Coinage Bring European Silver Here? 1892, 11pp, in PP 1111.

LEECH, EWARD OWEN, The Fall of Silver and its Causes, 1892, 12pp, in PP 1111.

LEEDER, ELAINE, Anarcha-Feminismus, 2 S.: 48, in PP 1502.

LEEF, GEORGE C., The Economics & Politics of Discrimination, 5pp, in PP 1430/31: 10, from THE FREEMAN, Feb. 81.

LEES, CAROLINE, Children sell for $ 47 as African trade in young slaves thrives, 1p, THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, London, SMH, 22.9.97, in PP 1443/44.

LEET, ROBERT T., Review of: MACLEAN, ALISTAIR, Ice Station Zebra, 2pp: 24, in PP 1457/62.

LEFANU, JAMES, Against the Health Police, 95, 2pp, in PP 1334/35: 153.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT & DEJAN, JOSEPH G., Number One Kennel, an article in “Pine Tree”, 24x, in PP 176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, A Free Society Is Built One by One, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, A Panorama for Liberty, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Abortion and Human Rights, 9pp, in RAP, 24x, in PP 176-177.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Abstain from Beans, 2pp, in PP 274. – Against “the” vote. – 1p: 669, in PP 1457/62.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Against Political Activism, 1972, 2pp, in PP 1,027.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Anarchy, 1959, 12pp, 24x, in PP 167.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Autarchy versus Anarchy, 1965, 22pp, 24x, in PP 167, 4pp extract only, 24x, in PP 7.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Boy Scout Demerit Badge, an article in Pine Tree, 24x, in PP 176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Can Government Protect Society from Crime? 1974 address, 14pp, 24x, in PP 165.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Can’t Legislate Morality, 1p, RODES, MICHAEL, Rest??? In??? These are, apparently, remnants of 2 separate entries. My Fsort programme mutilates some entries, & it is helped by my faulty key-boarding and memory. – I hereby offer 1 free LMP fiche each to everyone who first points out to me a major flaw or omission in my own listings and the correction that it requires. My frequent spelling and typo mistakes are excluded from this, unless they have altered the essential PP or Peace Plans reference number. Omitted are also the numerous article entries that I have not yet got around to at all. (But if you are willing to offer me many of them on a floppy, then we can negotiate terms, in LMP fiche, for this labour.) My listings by PP numbers can be used for this. – The first who bothers could probably get a packet of LMP fiche free, by air mail. Go to it! – J.Z.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Caravan into Conflict, an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Confrontation in the Agora, 16pp, 24x, in PP 156.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Considerations of an Ignorant Man who Founds a College, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Constitutional Power Today in Soviet Russia, The Constitution of the U.S.S.R. Annotated and Explained, 1962, 1966, 77pp, 24x, in PP 163.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Data Are for Computers – Significance Is for Men, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Do Human Rights Exist? An article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Do You Really Want to Be a Libertarian? Article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Does Government Protection Protect? 1978, 41pp, 24x, in PP 165.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, First Cause, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Foreword, 1 1/2pp, in Libertarian Yearbook 1972, in PP 274.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Freedom – A Definitive Proposal, an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Freedom and Liberty: What you’ve always wanted to know but were afraid to ask – for fear it would convert you into a political activist, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Freedom… What It Means to Me, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Freedom: The American Adventure, 14pp, 24x, in PP 163.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, From that Day to this, 4pp, in PP 1392: 124.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Good Government: Hope or Illusion? 1977 talk, 27pp, 24x, in PP 165.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Guilt, 9pp, 24x, in PP 156.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, How Can We Do It? an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, How I Won WW II in Europe, 6pp, in PP 1348: 17.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, How To Achieve and Maintain your Freedom through Political Action and other Forms of Violence, a mini-book, blank but for a 4pp introduction by Seymour Leon, 24x, in PP 166.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Ideological Purity, with reply by Donald Ernsberger, 2pp, in PP 1287/89p528.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Journey into Reality, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Justice, 22pp, 24x, in PP 164.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Legislators Go Home, article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Levels of Understanding, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Limited Government – Hope or Illusion, a 1963 talk, 18pp, 24x, in PP 162.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Lost Innocence: An End to Illusion, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Make-Believe Anarchists, COLORADO SPRINGS GAZETTE TELEGRAPH, Dec. 7, 1969, 2pp, in PP 1133.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Mistletoe, an article in Pine Tree, 24x, in PP 176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Money, 28pp, 24,x, in PP 156.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Moral Law, 10pp, in PP 1,020.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Morality vs. Egoism, 2pp, with 2pp reply by S.E. Parker, in PP 1420/22: 278.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, More on Morality vs. Egoism, 2 pp, with a short reply by S.E. Parker, in PP 1420/22: 290.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Must We Depend on Political Protection? – Yes: E.A. OPITZ, No: R. LeFEVRE, 1962, 66pp, 24x, in PP 164.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, New Declaration of Independence, 7pp, in PP 984.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, No Gun Controls Here, 1p: 98, in PP 1469. – On arms exports by governments.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Notes on how he won WW II, humorous, probably for talk to Michael Greene’s Libertarian Supper Club, not dated, 25pp, in PP 958.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, One Man of Principle, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Ownership and Restitution: A Rebuttal (to J.Neil Schulman), 76, 2pp, in PP 1345/46: 35.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Pacifist? 6pp, in PP 274.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Pacifist? 6pp, in PP 274: 114.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Perspective, an article in Pine Tree, 24x, in PP 176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Philosophy of Ownership, 1p selection, edited by Roberta Floden, in PP 1382/85: 290.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Political Follies of ’76 Campaign, 1p, in PP 1345/46: 108.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Protection, 6pp, 24x, in PP 165.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Psychic Aggression, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Raising Children for Fun and Profit, 295pp, 24x, in PP 168-171.LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Lift Her Up, Tenderly, 1976, 203pp, 24x, in PP 171-173.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Rampart Library Finds New Home, an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Requiem for Ruth Dazey, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Responsibility in a Crowd, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Richness of Libertarianism, 75, 1p, in PP 1345/46: 24.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, See: PINE TREE PRESS, Pamphlets, in PP 1425.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Selected Writings, 1980, 24x, in PP 156-177 (22 microfiche).

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Selling Ideas… How Do you Get the Dollars? (History of Freedom School), article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Steps to outlaw terrorism, 85, 1p, in PP 494.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The “Conspiracy” of Businessmen, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Beautiful Bluffs of Colorado (History of Freedom School), article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Carrot or the Stick, an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Communists, 4pp, in PP 1430/31: 2.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Do-Nothing Libertarian, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Family, 8pp, 24x, in PP 173.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Free Society: Practical Considerations, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Free Society: Theoretical Considerations, article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Fundamentals of Liberty, Rampart Institute, Santa Ana, CA, 1988, 487pp, indexed, with bibliography, in PP 1,039.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Gentle Art of Name-Calling, an article in Pine Tree, 24x, in PP 176. (Fundamental on classifying anarchism and other isms. J.Z.) See: Classification Systems.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Heel of Achilles, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Illegality, Immorality, and Violence of all Political Action, 2pp, from LEFEVRE’S JOURNALS, Sum. 74, 24x, in PP 174-176 & in PP 1151.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Libertarian, 2pp review by MURRAY N. ROTHBARD in PP 1312/1314: 91.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Libertarian, 64pp, 24x, in PP 167.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Nature of Man and His Government, 1959, 1963, 1970, 89pp, with a 6pp introduction by Rose Wilder Lane, 24x, in PP 166.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Past May Be the Prologue, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Philosophy of Freedom, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Philosophy of Ownership, 87pp, 29x, in PP 549.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Power and the Right, 4pp, 24x, in PP 162.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Power of Congress, as Congress Sees It, correspondence, edited by R.S. Radford, 1976, 176pp, 24x, in PP 161-162.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Power of Congress, ed. by R.S. Radford, here only in 1p review by DROSDIK, VINCENT A., III, in PP 1404/06: 279.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Role of Private Property in a Free Society, 12pp, 1963, 24x, in PP 173.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Sound of Cheering, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Tendency to Tyrannize, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The United States Constitution: It Ain’t What It Seems, 12pp of notes by SEK3 on R.L.’s talk to the Alumni Group of the Henry George School’s First Friday Xmas Dinner, Dec. 3, 1982, in PP 958.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, The Unresolved Ultimate Good, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Think It Through, 17pp, 24x, in PP 156.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Thinking about Freedom, 9pp: 376, in PP 1529-33.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, This Bread Is Mine, 1960, 378pp, 24x, in PP 157-160.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Those who Protest, 3pp, in PP 1132. (Freedom lovers between parties. – Without the individual secessionist option, combined with that for exterritorialy autonomous communities of volunteers, they find themselves trapped as between two steam – rollers. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Three Counts Down and Up She Goes. (History of Freedom School), article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Tiger in the Land, 4pp, 24x, in PP 163.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, To Catch a Thief, article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, To Seek Significant Change Is to Be Radical – to Go to the Roots, article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, To Sell an Unpopular Idea, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Up with Liberty, Down with Politics, an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Violent Pacifists and Libertarian Politicians, 76, 1p, in PP 1345/46: 70.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Whale Money – An Instance of Free Enterprise Money, 1p, 24x, in PP 12.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, What’s in a Name? 1p, in PP 1430/31: 68.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, What’s It All About? An article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, Without the Consent of the Governed, an article in his Journal, 24x in PP 174-176.

LEFEVRE, ROBERT, You Don’t Have to Go Ape to Go Free, an article in his Journal, 24x, in PP 174-176. – I would love to put all his newspaper columns on film – if I had them. Some years of them I do have, but have not yet readied them for filming. To buy all of the freedom newspapers in which they appeared, could be an expensive pleasure, even for the microfilm editions. Why don’t the freedom newspapers themselves put out a collection of all their pro freedom articles on microfilm? I believe I have never actually seen a copy of any of these newspapers. Their freedom articles were, supposedly, written not just for local communities and passing interests but for the world and all times. Writers & editors, according to reports, took great care with even short pro freedom editorials, for ideas contents and consistency, quite apart from style. In newspaper archives they remain largely buried. And to those who saw and read them, when they appeared, the old adage largely applies: Out of the newspapers, out of the mind. And for each researcher to separately to wade through all these newpaper files, in case they are accessible to him, would simply be too much of a job. Noblesse oblige! You might help in this project by contacting the FREEDOM SCHOOL LIBRARY, POB 6100 – 161, Costa Mesa, CA 92 6238. Set beautifully in a large and very attractive private home. Visits only by private arrangements. An Opening of this library to the public was attempted for a while but not found financially feasible in the long run. The owners had, as a labour of love, almost finished a computerized data bank catalog of this library and were considering publishing it, when I visited them in 90/91. Such catalogues, computer combined, could form a worthwhile bibliography. However, not all books in that library appeared to be libertarian to me. Many were just e.g. reference books for students. Naturally, I was mainly looking for titles that I could film without too many hassles. And I saw only a tiny fraction of their huge collection of material in file drawers. – J.Z.

LEFEVRE’s JOURNAL, a quarterly, Winter 1973 to Fall 1978, complete, 212pp, 24x, in PP 174-176.

LEFF, DAVID N., The Coins without a Country, 2pp, on Maria Theresia Thaler, 24x in PP 109-110.

LEFFERT, RICHARD, to ZUBE, JOHN, 1984, with reply, 11 Dec. 84, 2pp, in PP 915.

LEFT AND RIGHT, A Journal of Libertarian Thought, I/1 – IV, 1965-1968, 684pp, in PP 984.

LEFT BANK DISTRIBUTION, Book Catalog, Fall 1994, 72pp, alphabetized by title and author, left anarchist literature, in PP 1234.

LEFT WING PERSPECTIVE, PP 1158. See MARX, SOCIALISM, COMMUNIST ANARCHISM, ANTI-CAPITALIST MENTALITY.

LEFT, THE, See: DYSON, A.E., Farewell to the Left, 12pp, 70, in PP 1450.

LEFTIST, THE FIRST, PP 1112.

LEFT-RIGHT LIBERTARIANS, PP 176, 369, 984, 1158.

LEGAL LIABILITIES, See: ORIENT, JANE M., Criminal Liberty and Civil Liability: Can Free Enterprise Survive? 7pp: 380, in PP1529-33.

LEGAL NOTES, L.A., Nos. 17-21, 14pp, in PP 1281/82. (So far complete.)

LEGAL NOTES, LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, No. 2: Enoch Powell, The Drug Trafficking Act versus Natural Justice, 2pp, 29x, in PP 864, No. 4, 2pp, 29x, in PP 696. See Drugs & see Libertarian Alliance for its other LEGAL NOTES. Only territorially imposed ones, not personal law systems, that are individually chosen, are inherently wrong and threatening to peaceful dissenters. – J.Z.

LEGAL SERVICES, FREE MARKET PROVISION OF, LA Leg. Notes 1, in PP 1052-1061.

LEGAL SYSTEMS UNDER ANARCHO-CAPITALISM, see: GREENBERG, GARY, Legal Systems under Anarcho-Capitalism, 5pp, in PP 1,018. See also Juries.

LEGAL TENDER, 2 essays, by Vainberg and Dodsworth, in PP 973.

LEGAL TENDER, PP 19A, 42/44, 341, 373/75, 428ff (S. 18, 30, 99, 103, 196, 198, 239), 731, 793, 795, 973, 979, 994/95, see Webster, P., Not Worth A Continental (42/44 & 994/95), BRECKENRIDGE; JOHN ZUBE, & writings by ULRICH VON BECKERATH, Prof. HEINRICH RITTERSHAUSEN & Dr. WALTER ZANDER.

LEGAL TENDER, See : NEWCOMER, PHILP W., The Illegality of Legal Tender, on the Supreme Court decisions of the 1870s and 1880’s, from THE FREEMAN, Dec. 1986, 5pp, in PP 1248.

LEGAL TENDER, See: CARDINALLI, SAL J., Lawful Money & the Federal Reserve, 2pp, in PP 1247. In one sense, lawful money is really lawless money and, in another sense, lawless money is really lawful money. – J.Z.

LEGAL TENDER, See: PAUL, RON, MC, Forced Value – American Style, 1983, 3pp, in PP 1247. See: PP 1188. See: RUSHDOONY, ROUSAS JOHN, God, the Devil, and Legal Tender, 1p, in PP 1247. – For some people “God”, the “Devil” and the “Scriptures” really get in the way of fully discussing all aspects of “legal tender” and of rightful alternatives to it. – J.Z.

LEGAL TENDER: SOWERS, ELAINE B., The Legal Tender Trap, 1p, in PP 1432/1439: 212.

LEGALITY vs. MORALITY, PP 1132.

LEGALIZATION OF FREEDOM, PP 1010, 1016,

LEGISLATION BY CLAMOUR, PP 239, 242. Compare: Direct Democracy, Referendum, Parliaments.

LEGISLATION, A RECORD OF, to deter all further legislative attempts, with tabulation proposed by Herbert Spencer: 1. Reasons for the Enactment, 2. Provisions of Enactment, 3. Date & Title, 4. Effects, 5. Repeal: in PP 200. Under 4 one might add: a) intended & desirable effects (if any), b) unforeseen & undesirable side effects. To 5) one might add: Admitted and unadmitted reasons for repeal. And one might add, under 6): How many times that same meddling has been tried, with good intentions but in vain, in the past, always with the same undesirable results. Spencer, alas, did not find a sponsor for this project. Computers could facilitate and cheapen it now. Here is a useful job for e.g. lawyers and computer fans, building up such a data bank. However, lawyers are unlikely to do it because it would make them, ultimately, largely superfluous. And even well equipped computer fans might be overwhelmed by the avalanches of past and existing legislation. Also by the translation jobs involved. Thus a start should be made, perhaps, with English language legislation only. One might also try at first dealing only with selected subjects of e.g. economic interventionism. But we should try to collect & direct these avalanches of disproving information against all the current ignorant and prejudiced legislative attempts. Legal minds are moved more by precedents than anything else. Let’s use that fact. Compare the title on price control legislation, tried again and again, for the last 4,000 years. One can learn from history – if one tries, seriously. – J.Z.

LEGISLATION, SPECULATIVE, PP 239.

LEGISLATION: Clipping on the absurdity of much of modern legislation: “… the E.C. directive on the exporting of duck eggs has 28,911 words!” In PP 1258.

LEGISLATORS GO HOME, PP 174 – 176.

LEGISLATORS, THE SINS OF, PP 204.

LEGRAND, JULIAN, The Distribution of Public Expenditure: The Case of Health Care, ECONOMICA, UK, 45, May 78, 125-142, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p709, headed: Consumption of Public Health Services.

LEHMAN, BRUCE A. & BOGGS, TIMOTHY A, How Uncle Sam Covers the Mails, CIVIL LIBERTIES REVIE 4, May/June 77, 20-28, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p415, headed: Mail, Privacy, and Social Control.

LEHMAN, GEORGE J., Liber-Net Work Proposed, 1p, with address, in PP 1382/85: 274.

LEHMAN, GODFREY D., Any Day now you Will Be Called for Jury Duty! 2pp leaflet, in PP 1,019.

LEHMAN, GODFREY D., Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury, 2pp, source? date? in PP 1,019.

LEHMAN, GODFREY D., Power of the Jury Established by Brave Britishers in 1670, from YOUR HERITAGE NEWS, 3pp, in PP 1,018.

LEHMAN, GODFREY D., to Judge Douglas Cunningham, March 21, 1985, 2pp, with App. B., How to Use the Jury for Political Reform, 8pp, & letter to Doc Adams, THE JUSTICE ADVOCATE, July 2, 1986, 1p, in PP 1,019.

LEHMAN, GODFREY D., Trial by Jury is the Bulwark of all Liberty, THE JUSTICE TIMES, June 1986, 1p, in PP 1,018.

LEHMAN, GODFREY D., Trial by Jury: Experimenting with Tax Laws and Conducting Reverse Inquiry, 2pp, TJT, 1989, in PP 1,018.

LEHMAN, GODFREY, Trial by Jury, 1989, 2pp, from THE CORRESPONDENT, June 89, in PP 1366: 117.

LEHMAN, GODFREY, What You Need to Know for JURY DUTY, 1973, 22pp, in PP 1,015.

LEHMANN, MARY L., Converting to Ecological Money, n.d., 8p, 43, in PP 1451.- Free banking discussion.

LEHMANN, MARY L., From Checking Account to Charge Account: Conforming to Islamic Law by Detouring Bank Checks through a Clearing House, n.d., 7pp, 51, in PP 1451. – Free banking discussion.

LEHMANN, MARY L., Settling Trade Accounts Periodically: The Stable Alternative to Inflating Money, 16pp, 65, in PP 1451. – Free banking discussion.

LEHMANN, MARY L., Syncrediting : A Way to Stimulate without Inflating, 4pp, in PP 25.

LEHMANN, Mary, Syncrediting, 2pp, 29x, in PP 738.

LEHR, STAN & ROSETTO, LOUIS, Libertarian Alternative, 4pp, 1973, in PP 999.

LEHR, STAN & ROSSETTO, LOUIS, Jr., The Crime of Government, 1972, 11pp, in PP 1027.

LEIGH, DOUGLAS, der Mann, dessen Kniffe den Broadway erhellen, 4 S., Werbung, IDEEN ARCHIV, in PP 1330-1332: 128. – Werbung, leider nicht fuer neue Ideen. Und auch wenn es solche Werbung waere, wuerde sie doch nur vom Thema Ideenarchiv ablenken, welches die Einzelwerbung zum grossen Teil ueberfluessig macht, durch das Gesamtangebot, das sich selbst genuegend bekanntmacht, nach einer Weile. – Vergl. das Prinzip der gemeinsamen Werbung in “shopping centres”, Telephonbuechern, Antiquariatszentralen und in der “Global Ideas Bank”, kuerzlich von Nicholas Albery, INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL INVENTIONS, auf dem Internet eingerichtet. Den neuen Namen mag ich mehr. Wir leiden unter zu vielen zwangsweise aufrechterhaltenen und finanzierten “social inventions”. – J.Z.

LEINGANG, Doug, State Education, 1p, 29x, in PP 743.

LEITCH, JOHN, MAN TO MAN, The Story of Industrial Democracy, with introductions by George N. Barnes & Robert Hadfield, 1920, 280pp, 24x, PP 298.

LEITNER, OSKAR, Geheimkammern des Schicksals, 2 S., Forschung, Medizin. – Unpassender Titel fuer die Arbeit der Druesen! IDEEN ARCHIV, in PP 1330-1332: 177.

LEITNER, OSKAR, So geht es zu! 2 S., Erfolgstechnik, BARNUM, in Ideen Archiv, in PP 1330-1332: 52. – Fehlt uns DIESES Wissen wirklich: Wie arrangiert man einen populaeren Zirkus? Tausende von Politikern machen dadurch ihre Karriere. – J.Z.

LEJEUNE, ANTHONY, Killing the Geese, 15pp, 48, in PP 1450.

LEJEUNE, ANTHONY, Socialized Medicine, Showcase of Failure, 1969, 27pp, Mini-Book by Constitutional Alliance, Lansing, Michigan, editor & publisher: Oakley R. Bramble, in PP 983.

LEMBKE, BUD, Libertarians, GOP successor or philosophical study group? 1977,5pp, 24x, in PP 165.

LEMIEUX, PIERRE, In Defense of Hate Propaganda (Sort of), POLITICAL NOTES No. 137, 2pp: 85, in PP 1487.

LEMOS, RAMON M., Locke’s Theory of Property, INTERPRETATIONS 5, 1975, 226-244, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p222. Headed: Lockean Property and Social Welfare.

L’ENDEHORS, librairie, 15. Junie, 1987, ALTERNATIVEN ZUM STAATLICHEN GELDMONOPOL, 1. Aufl., Minus One Verlag, 43 S., in German, Hamburg, on Warren, Mutual Banking, Gesell, WIR, LETS, KUVOG etc., in PP 1,006.

LENIN, PP 369, 412p358. See THOMAS, HENRY, The Beginnings of Real Civilization. (The Beginnings of Modern Totalitarianism might be a more fitting title, as far as Lenin is concerned. J.Z.)

LENIN, V.I., State and Revolution, review by RAGNAR, 2pp, in PP 1409/10: 203.

LENNING, RICK, Libertarians in Education, 4pp, in PP 1373/75: 236.

LENNOX, JAMES G., Liberty and the Human Environment, 4pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 448.

LENS, SIDNEY, 1. The Radical Heritage, 2. The Unfinished Revolution, 3. The Coming Revolt in Labor, 4. George Meany’s Troubled Legacy, 5. Heavy Lifting: Five Not So Easy Pieces for the Unions, 6. Hold That Line, 96pp, from the A.J. Muste Memorial Institute Essay Series, in PP 1123. (Too many want to start a revolution before even having begun the necessary revolutions in their own knowledge and ideas. – J.Z.)

LENT, GEORGE E., Experience with Urban Land Value Taxes in Developing Countries, 14pp, in PP 1216.

LENZ, SIMONE, Warum droht in Vietnam eine Hungersnot? TAZ, 18.5.88, ca. 3pp, in PP 1127/1128.

LEO XIII, Pope, Encyclical Letter, 1891. Discussed by Henry George, 151pp, 29x, in PP 623

LEO, JOHN, Sharing the Pain of Abortion, 1p report on the book: Men & Abortion, Lessons, Losses, and Love, by Shostak; McLouth & Seng, Praeger, 1984, in PP 1121.

LEON, LILIAN, Free Acre Chronicle, 1949, ca. 160pp, on the continuance of a utopian colony started by Bolton Hall, in PP 1264.

LEON, RIQUI, A Guide for the Brave New Parent, an article in Pine Tree, 24x in PP 176.

LEON, RIQUI, Review of: GOLDBERG, STEVEN, The Inevitability of Patriarchy, 1p: 37, in PP 1468. – On women’s lib.

LEON, RIQUI, The Answer Market, an article in Pine Tree, 24x, in PP 176.

LEON, SEYMOUR, Introduction, 4pp, to a blank minibook by Robert Le-Fevre, titled: How to Achieve and Maintain your Freedom through Political Action and other Forms of Violence, 24x, in PP 166.

LEON, SY, None of the Above, 2pp flyer for the book, in PP 1357: 111.

LEONARD, GEORGE B., Die einfachste Alternative: Keine Schule (The most simple alternative: No school.), here only reviewed in 5 letter responses, in German, from ZEIT, 12 March 1971, 1p, 29x, in PP 928.

LEPAGE, HENRI, The Discovery of the “New Economics”, 2pp, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LEPAGE, HENRI, Tomorrow Capitalism, only 2pp report on his U.S. tour, in PP 277/278: 92. Review, 1p, by TOM G. PALMER, ibid, p. 99.

LEPAGE, HENRI, Tomorrow Capitalism, review by JIM DOWNARD, 1p: 23 in PP 1479.

LEPAGE, HENRI, Tours U.S., Promotes TOMORROW CAPITALISM, 2pp, in PP 277.

LEPANTO, PAUL, Return to Reason, reviews by JARRET B. WOLLSTEIN & R.A. CHILDS, 1/2p: 108, in PP 1468.

LEPHARDT, GEORGE P. & BAST, JOSEPH L., The Economics of Taxicab Deregulation, 1985, 16pp, Heartland Institute, in PP 1103.

LERNER, ABBA P., Money as a Creature of the State, 1947, 6pp, in PP 995. (Written by a “creature of the State”! J.Z.)

LERNER, RALPH, Commerce and Character: The Anglo-American as New-Model Man, THE WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY 36, Jan. 79, 3-25, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p724, headed: Commerce, Utility, Character, and Republicanism.

LERNZIEL ANARCHIE, Nr. 1-8, 1976-1980, Mackay Gesellschaft, 24x, in PP 283-285, Nr. 9-12, Mackay Gesellschaft, 1980. 272 S., in PP 824, Nr. 13-16, 1981, 232pp, in PP 825. Nr. 9-14 enthalten: Das Manifest der Freiheit und des Friedens, der Gegenpol zum Kommunistischen Manifest, 354 S., 1977, von K.H.Z. Solneman, und wurden in der Buchausgabe bereits in PP 188 verfilmt. Nr. 15 enthaelt Diskussionsbeitraege zu diesem Buch, von Stefan Blankertz, Kurt Zube u. Uwe Timm.)

LEROUX, CHARLES & GROSSMAN, RON, Plain Talk Derails the Rat Race, 96, on Amish, in PP 1418: 125.

LEROY-BEAULIEU, PAUL, Collectivism, A Study of the Leading Social Questions of the Day, abridged and translated by Sir Arthur Clay, 1908, 343pp, indexed, 29x, in PP 489.

LEROY-BEAULIEU, PAUL, The Modern State, 1891, 215pp, 29x, in PP 599.

LESER, DAVID, Giving peace a chance, 4pp, SMH 6 Sep. 97: 120, in PP 1493. – On peaceful coexistence between Arabs and Jews in ONE village in Israel. In almost every major world city one can see many instances of e.g. Jews and Arabs living peacefully together and yet apart in this common environment. But there neither of them has any exclusive territorial privileges or aspirations. This and other contemporary and historical lessons are habitually ignored by such well-meaning and supposedly “peace-loving” territorialists. They neither know nor care what really makes for peace. – PIOT, J.Z., 1.1.98

LESSING, G.E., Ernst und Falk, Gespraeche ueber Freimaurer, 1777-1780, 33pp, 29x, in PP 416.

LESSING, Gotthold Ephraim, 1729-1781, Die Erziehung des Menschengeschlechts, 1780, 20pp, in PP 756.

LESTER, J.C., Glib Glossary: An Easy Guide to Social Thought, 3pp, in PP 925, 3pp, n.d., in PP 1157.

LESTER, J.C., The Pure Joy of Heroin, 3pp: 13, in PP 1505. – How is escapism via a drug any better than escapism via a bottle? – J.Z.

LESTER, J.C., Ulster: Cut the Apron Strings, 4pp, in PP 925.

LESTER, JAN CLIFFORD, Libertarian Controls on Guns, Drugs, Prostitution, Immigration, etc., via Private Streets: How to Become More Libertarian and Less Alarming than the No-Control Fetishists, POLITICAL NOTES No. 131, 2pp: 75, in PP 1487. – Should street ownership be used to control migration? – J.Z.

LESTER, JAN CLIFFORD, No Representation without Taxation, 96, 2pp, in PP 1334/35: 181.

LESTER, JAN CLIFFORD, Popper’s Epistemology vs. Popper’s Politics: A Libertarian Viewpoint, 95, 4pp, in PP 1334/35: 69.

LESTER, JAN CLIFFORD, The Political Compass. Why Libertarianism Is not Right-Wing, 95, 4pp, in PP 1334/35: 155.

LESTER, W.R., Essays on Free Trade, 13pp, undated, 29x, in PP 642.

LETOURNEAU, CH., Property, Its Origin and Development, 1892, indexed, 401pp, 29x, in PP 563.

LET’S LOOK AT THE RECORD, a portfolio of cartoons, 5pp, in PP 1377: 113.

LETS, LANDSMAN COMMUNITY, MICHAEL LINTON’S private clearing system, PP 564, 738, 740/42, 787, 865, 905, 913, 1000, 1006,

LETS, Open Letter on LETS, by John Zube, 16 March 93, 8pp, in PP 1182. See: SALSTROM, PAUL.

LETS: ABSTRACT THOUGHT, No. 6, Currency, an anarchist approach, on LETS system, 1p, in PP 1409/10: 418.

LETSYSTEM of Landsman Community Services, 1.) 45pp, 1985, 29x, in PP 564, 2.) some more material, 1986, 12pp, 48x, in PP 740. See also the discussions of the Mark KINNEY circle and by C.H. Hopman and under Landsman Community. (It cannot achieve its full objective without the involvement of ordinary shops, department stores as suppliers of consumer goods in daily demand and of most local employers as payers of wages and of many employees as recipients of wages and salaries. And here the money monopoly comes in, not only a contrary tax department. And the restrictions in this sphere are usually enforced, soon. – Computerized garage sales are not of great interest to those in power. – J.Z., 5/89.)

LETSYSTEM, Maleny, Queensland, letter 4pp, by Jill Jordan & Ian Smith, 29x, 4pp, in PP 905.

LETSYSTEM, Richmond Valley, Australia, 2pp leaflet, in PP 787.

LETSYSTEM, See: GREENE, STEPHEN, Towards an Economy of Friendship. The Santa Fee LETSystem, 1p: 106, in PP 1477. – So, not free clearing but “friendship” is the aim of LETS!? I met the founder, Michael Linton, at a local LETS meeting. He insisted that I join it, although I pointed out to him that the group had nothing to offer to me that I was interested in, nor was the group interested in the monetary freedom information I had to offer. I was not even allowed to distribute, during intervals, leaflets on monetary freedom to those who attended. The organizer argued that they might confuse them and promised to distribute them, later on, to members only and instead. Whether he did or not, no one responded and the promised and already paid-for booklet did not arrive, either. I LET them get away with this, but not out of “friendship”. – J.Z.

LETSYSTEMS, LEADS, No. 35, Jan. – Feb. 1987, 24 pp: Leading Entrepreneurs Achieve Success, published by Tom Kennedy. This is a special LETSYSTEMS issue, in PP 1,000.

LETTER EXCHANGE, THE, A Directory of Correspondence, sample copy, Issue No. 3, Spring 84, 16pp, in PP 890. An exchange of letters on this journal between Steve Sikora & John Zube, 1984, 13pp, in PP 1,034. I hold that only openness and indexing of all thoughtful correspondence can turn it into an important tool for enlightenment. Closed ones: One to one letter exchanges, even prolonged ones and between intelligent people, rarely get them out of their ruts. Both may be ready to broadcast their messages but the one other letter reader is rarely ready to receive. Often rather argumentativeness, on both sides, keeps such exchanges going than mutual understanding. – J.Z.

LETTER PROJECT, LIBERTARIAN, PP 1001.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, See: ISENBERG, TOM, Get your letters to the editor published, 1/2p, in PP 493.

LETTIERI, RONALD & WETHERELL, CHARLES, The New Hampshire Committee of Safety and Revolutionary Republicanism, HISTORICAL NEW HAMPSHIRE 35, Feb. 80, 241-283, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1203p1452, headed: Revolutionary Committees of Safety.

LETWIN, SHIRLEY ROBIN, John Locke: Liberalism and Natural Law, 1988, 30pp, in PP 1146.

LETWIN, SHIRLEY ROBIN, Law and Liberty, The John Bonython Lectures, CIS Occasional Papers 17, 1987, 22pp, in PP 1146.

LETWIN, WILLIAM, Was Adam Smith a Liberal? 1988, 15pp, in PP 1146.

LEUBE, KURT R., Friedrich August von Hayek – ein Portrait, 13 S. und kurze Bibliographie, 3 S., in PP 1127/1128.

LEUBUSCHER, FREDERIC C., Shifting of Taxation to Land Values as a Means of Relieving Congestion and Poverty, 7pp, on Single Tax, in PP 1265.

LEURQUIN, TOM, Privatizing Prisons: Government’s monopoly finally deteriorating, 1p, in PP 493.

LEUTHNER, STUART, The Railroaders, Random House, N.Y., 152pp, 1983: 588, review only, 1p, by ROBERT M. THORNTON, in PP 1529-33.

LEVAL, GASTON, Anarchism and Agriculture, 1951, 4pp, 29x, in PP 542.

LEVAL, GASTON, Anarquismo & Marxismo, 3pp: 38, in PP 1494.

LEVAL, GASTON, AUGUSTIN SOUCHY & B. CANO RUIZ, La Obra Constructiva de la Revolucion Espanola, 1982, 327pp, 36x, in PP 876. Reproduced upon recommendation by ANTONIO of Jura Books, Sydney. Alas, Antonio died before he could make the microfiche options known to his anarchist comrades and I held him back in this, because I wanted to first accumulate a larger number of Spanish anarchist writings on fiche. – J.Z.

LEVAL, GASTON, Collectives in Spain, Freedom Press, July 1945, 16pp, an abridged version of the first part of his pamphlet “Social Reconstruction in Spain”, 1938: 108, in PP 1493.

LEVAL, GASTON, Kollektive in Spanien, 15 S., aus Social Reconstruction in Spain, 1938, in PP 1157.

LEVATTER, ROBERT, Review, 1p, of: The Libertarian Reader, ed. By Tibor Machan, in PP 278.

LEVATTER, ROSS, Review, 1p, of MACHAN, TIBOR, The Libertarian Reader, in PP 277/278: 200.

LEVELLERS, as libertarian radicals, 912, 1052-61 (sheets 583-97).

LEVELS OF UNDERSTANDING, PP 174 – 176.

LEVENSON, HOWARD, Some Reflections on Civil Liberty in the English Legal System, AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL 7, Spring 79, 1-19, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p688, headed : Should Britain Have a Bill of Rights? – It is ALSO a question of PRIVATE drafts of individual drafts vs. GOVERNMENTAL drafts of what governments perceive to be individual rights. See the collection of private drafts in PP 589/590. Not just any bill of rights is good enough. Furthermore, unarmed, unorganized, untrained, miseducated and misinformed citizens have difficulties enforcing their individual rights against a powerful, armed, organized, aggressive and oppressive government. – J.Z.

LEVER ACTION LETTER, 00 – 17, in PP 1077. – Newsletter against gun control.

LEVEVER, ROBERT, Rational-Emotive Therapy: An Appreciation, 2pp, in PP 1281/82.

LEVIN, BENJAMIN H., To Spit against the Wind, Dell pb, 1971.

LEVIN, BERNARD, If you Want my Opinion, 4pp, interviewed by PERIGO, LINDSAY, in PP 1336 – 39: 213.

LEVIN, HANNAH A. & ASKIN, FRANK, Privacy in the Courts: Law and Social Reality, JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 33, 1977, 138-153, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p393, headed: The Court and Privacy.

LEVIN, IRA, This Perfect Day, 1p review by RALPH RAICO, in PP 1367/68: 68.

LEVIN, IRA, This Perfect Day, 1p review only, by JOE KALT, in PP 1425: 13.

LEVIN, N.GORDON Jr., Woodrow Wilson & World Politics, OUP, 1968, 1 of 3 reviews by LEONARD LIGGIO, 1967, 5pp: 65, in PP 1501.

LEVY, DANIEL, Universities and Government: The Comparative Politics of Higher Education, COMPARATIVE POLITICS 12, Oct. 79, 99-121, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1202p999, headed: Government Control of Universities.

LEVY, DAVID, Adam Smith’s ‘Natural Law’ and Contractual Society, JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS 39, Oct/Dec. 78, 665-674, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p610, headed: Self-Interest: An Invisible Hand for Social Good.

LEVY, DAVID, Learning Economics from Walt Disney World, from REASON, 10/75, 3pp, in PP 1,011.

LEVY, DAVID, Libertarian Communists, Malthusians and J.S. Mill who Is both, THE MILL NEWS LETTER 15, Winter 80, 1-16, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p896, headed: Mill, Communism, and Human Nature.

LEVY, J. HIAM & BAX, ERNEST BELFORD, SOCIALISM AND INDIVIDUALISM, n.d., published by The Personal Rights Association, 159pp, 29x, in PP 356.

LEVY, J. HIAM & HERBERT, AUBERON, TAXATION AND ANARCHISM, a discussion, 67pp, 24x, in PP 336.

LEVY, J. HIAM, A SYMPOSIUM ON THE LAND QUESTION, 1890, 90pp, 29x, in PP 356. (Contributors are : Auberon Herbert, Sydney Olivier, Robert Scott Moffat, W.L.R. Scott, Henry W. Ley, Wordsworth Donisthorpe, J.C. Spence, Michael Fluerscheim, Herbert Spencer & J.B. Lawrence.)

LEVY, J.HIAM, INDIVIDUALISM AND THE LAND QUESTION, A DISCUSSION with Sir Roland K. Wilson, Bart., and others, 1912, 111pp, 29x, in PP 403.

LEVY, J.HIAM, Introduction, biographical and critical, 16pp, to YVES GUYOT: The Tyranny of Socialism, 24x, in PP 324.

LEVY, J.HIAM, Political Terminology, 8pp, 24x, in PP 336.

LEVY, J.HIAM, POLITICS AND DISEASE, 1906, 217pp, 29x, in PP 403. (Deals with vivisection, vaccination, pasteurism, quarantine.)

LEVY, J.HIAM, Short Studies in Economic Subjects, 1903, 113pp, 29x, in PP 403.

LEVY, OSCAR, National Socialism, Marxism, Judaism & Christianity, a 1933 letter, with notes by EGOIST, 4pp, in PP 1423: 31.

LEW LUTON, MAREA, Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and Sexuality, NATURE AND HEALTH, 1986, Vol. 7, Nr. 4, 3pp, in PP 812.

LEWIN, ROGER, Self-Interest in Politics Earns a Nobel Prize, 1986, 2pp on Prof. James Buchanan, in PP 1107.

LEWIN, ROLAND, Erich Muehsam, 1878-1934, 22 S., in French, incl. Muehsam’s La liberte comme principle sociale, 6pp, in PP 1361: 109.

LEWIS, ARTHUR MORROW, Debate with Clarence Darrow on Non-Resistance, 24pp, in PP 1218.

LEWIS, B.C., Education in the Free School, 2pp: 150, in PP 1525.

LEWIS, DAVID L., Jr., The Changing Proletariat, 2pp, 1991, in PP 1251.

LEWIS, JAMES A., Tax Trial Tests Libertarian Principles, 1p, in PP 1382/85 356.

LEWIS, JAMES A., The Burden of Big Brother, 1p, in PP 1432/1439: 1615.

LEWIS, JIM, LIBERTY RECLAIMED : A New Look at American Politics, reviewed in 2pp by Murray N. Rothbard, in PP 995.

LEWIS, JIM, Liberty Reclaimed: A New Look at American Politics, reviewed by ROTHBARD, MURRAY N., 2pp, in PP 1373/75: 98-99.

LEWIS, JOHN, Douglas Fallacies, A Critique of Social Credit, London, 1935, 136pp, in PP 1,042.

LEWIS, JOSEPH, Voltaire, the Incomparable Infidel, 1933, 1954, 91pp, in PP 494.

LEWIS, RUSSELL, A Plague on Nationalization! 11pp, 46, in PP 1450.

LEWIS, RUSSELL, Editor, Rethinking the Environment, 1p flyer for the book, in PP 1281/82.

LEWIS, RUSSELL, How to Denationalise, 11pp, 22, in PP 1450.

LEWIS, RUSSELL, Land Reform: The Example of Taiwan, 1990, 2pp, Economic Notes No. 31, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LEWIS, RUSSELL, Lessons from Overseas, 9pp, 91, in PP 1450.

LEXIKON DER ANARCHIE geplant, in deutscher Sprache nur, Mitarbeiter gewuenscht. (Encyclopedia of Anarchy planned, in German only. Collaborators wanted.) 2pp leaflet, in PP 925. (I heard in 1990 that it is only to be a 200-300pp pocket books. Thus it could not contain much interesting information on any point. – In the meantime, it has appeared, as a loose sheet edition that can be supplemented, but I have not seen it yet. – J.Z., 1995.) – Consider how much more it could offer on microfiche, floppy disks and CD-ROMs! – J.Z., 99.

LEXINGTON COUNTY LP, Voluntary Defence Survey, 1p, in PP 279.

LEXINGTON COUNTY LP, Voluntary Defence Survey, 1p, in PP 279: 10 & 115.

LEXIS, Prof., 1.) Altruismus, 1 S., 2.) Freihandelsschule, 3 S., 3.) Papiergeld, 8 S., 4.) Zins, 7pp, 1898, 29x, in PP 737.

LFL REPORTS, Newsletter of Libertarians for Life, No. 1, n.d., Nor. 4 – No. 9, Spring 83 – Summer 93, all presently on hand, 38pp, in PP 1121.

LFL, Questions for the Libertarian Party, Should the LP Condone or Condemn Abortion? Should Government Permit or Prohibit Abortion? 2 versions, 2pp, in PP 1121.

L’HOMME LIBRE, Saint-Etienne Cedex, 13me Annee, No. 52, Juillet- Aout- Septembre 1972, directeur : MARCEL RENOULET, 12pp: 114, in PP 1498.

L’HOMMEDIEU, HOWARD, The Structure of Man and Government, 1p: 146, in PP 1480.

LIABILITY LAWS, See: ORIENT, JANE M., Criminal Liberty and Civil Liability: Can Free Enterprise Survive? 7pp: 380, in PP 1529-33.

LIBECAP, GARY D & JOHNSON, RONALD N., Property Rights, 19th-Century Federal Timber Policy, and the Conservation Movement, JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY 39, Mar. 79, 129-142, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p785, headed: Timber, Property Rights, and Government.

LIBECAP, GARY D., Government Support of Private Claims to Public Minerals: Western Mineral Rights, BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW 5, Aut. 79, 364-385, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p787, headed: Mineral Rights and Government.

LIBERAL LIBERTY LEAGUE, A Charter for Freedom, 1p, 48x, in PP 589/590, sheet 348.

LIBERALISM & COLONIALISM, PP 696.

LIBERALISM USED TO MEAN FREEDOM, PP 1012.

LIBERALISM, PP 135/6, 696, 725, 821 (Georgist), 850 (Hobhouse), 916 (HYDE), 913 (Loomis), 1012, 1052-61 (LA Cultural Notes 19 & LA Philosophical Notes 9), 1143, 1146, 1165,

LIBERALISM, Reading Guide, see Hart, David, Liberal Europe and Social Change, in PP 930.

LIBERALISM, see HAAKONSSEN, KNUD, Traditions of Liberalism, Essays on John Locke, Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill, ed. By Knud Haakonssen, CIS Readings 8, 1988, indexed, 221pp, in PP 1146.

LIBERALISM, See: CARSON, CLARENCE B., The Bankruptcy of “Liberalism”, 8pp: 69, in PP 1529-33.

LIBERALISM, See: DAVIES, STEPHEN, The Decline of Classical Liberalism: 1860-1940, bibliographic essay, 8pp: 169, in PP 1463/64.

LIBERALISM, See: GRINDER, WALTER E. & HARD, DAVID M., Part I: The Basic Tenets of Real Liberalism, 4pp: 25. Part II: Tolerance and Moral Autonomy, 5pp: 33. Part III: Social Harmony, Free Trade, and Peace, 8pp: 65. Part IV: Interventionism, Social Conflict, and War, 5pp: 77. Part IV: Continued Interventionism, Social Conflict and War, 7pp: 85, in PP 1463/64.

LIBERALISM, See: GUNNISON BROWN, HARRY, Is American Liberalism a Betrayal of the Masses? 1925, 12pp: 15, in PP 1477.

LIBERALISM, See: HIGGS, ROBERT, On the Decline of Classical Liberalism in America: A Comment on Davies (Stephen Davies, The Decline…), 2pp: 208, in PP 1463/64.

LIBERALISM, See: KUKATHAS, CHANDRAN, Liberalism and Its Critics, 5pp: 103, in PP 1463/64.

LIBERALISM, See: OGILVIE, SHEILAGH, Towards a Critical Classical Liberal History, Bibliographic Essay, 6pp: 117, in PP 1463/64.

LIBERALISM, See: VERNIER, RICHARD, Interpreting the American Republic: Civic Humanism vs. Liberalism, 2pp: 133, in PP 1463/64.

LIBERALISM, See: WORLD LIBERALISM, LINKS OF POLITICAL INTEREST, Home Page only, 1997, 3pp, in PP 1535: 200.

LIBERATING ARTS, PP 1012/13.

LIBERATION AT WORK, Through Subcontracting by Small Autonomous Groups, within larger enterprises, as proposed by Hyacinthe Dubreuil, PP 13.

LIBERATION WAR, PP 428ffS1224, 1123,

LIBERATION, PP 1 & 2, 16-18, 61-63, 203, 412:226, 428ff:S.1227, 534, 544, 724, 804, 1018, 1112.

LIBERATION: CALLAWAY, HOWARD, What Is Liberation? 1p, in PP 1409/10: 171.

LIBERATION: JOUVENAL, BERTRAND de, In the Wake of Liberation, 4pp, in PP 1411/12: 175.

LIBERATOR, THE, Abolish Slavery; End the Draft, No. 2, May 1970, 4pp: 117, in PP 1468.

LIBERATOR, THE, Advocates for Self-Government, 56 Libertarian Oriented Organizations, 1992, 2pp, in PP 1,034.

LIBERATOR, THE, Birmingham, Nov/Dec. 1988; Jan – March 89; April- June 1990, 72pp: 11, in PP 1526.

LIBERATOR, THE, Claremont, A Journal of Free Thought, III/2, issue 7, Feb. 1, year? 1969? 1970?, 10pp: 63; IV/2, December 1970, 10pp: 73, in PP 1477.

LIBERATOR, THE, Fifty-One Libertarian Oriented Organizations, 1988, 2pp: 21, in PP 1526.

LIBERECANA LIGILO, Bulteno de la Liberecana Frakcio de S.A.T., Nos. 49, 50, 63, 64, 66, 67, 1987(?) – 1989, 86pp, a libertarian Esperanto magazine: 99, in PP 1488. – I haven’t tried to list the contents but would gladly microfiche a contents listing of ALL issues of this magazine if an Esperantist supplied me with it in photo-ready form. It might encourage some more people to take up Esperanto AND microfiching. – J.Z.

LIBERECANA LIGILO, N-ro 36, 1980 – 2, Bulteno de la Liberecana Frakcio de S.A.T., 16pp, in PP 1099.

LIBERTAD VERLAG, Berlin, Verlagsprogramm 1980/81, 18 S., 24x, in PP 319. Gesamtverzeichnis, Anarchistische Texte, 1983/84, 29x, in PP 635.

LIBERTAERES ZENTRUM, FAU, 1988? 4 S. Flugblatt , in PP 1333: 79.

LIBERTAIRE, Brossard, II/2, 11pp, May 77, published by the Libertarian Party of Quebec: 155, in PP 1478.

LIBERTARIA, Australia, An Inventory of Sites that Support and Implement Liberty in a Significant Way, 2pp, n.d. , in PP1534: 175.

LIBERTARIAN ACTIVISM, BLUEPRINT FOR, see BLUEPRINT FOR LIBERTARIAN ACTIVISTS, no date, no author. Copied from a copy I found at the Heartland Institute, Chicago, 46pp, indexed, in PP 967.

LIBERTARIAN ACTIVISM, PP 967,

LIBERTARIAN ADVOCATE, At Last A Lobby for Liberty, 1p, in PP 1432/1439: 188.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE Pamphlets, Nos. 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 12-17, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE PAMPHLETS, Nos. 18 – 21, in PP 1334/35. Now complete to 26.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE PAMPHLETS, Nos. 22-26, 18pp, in PP 1281/82.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, 1 Day Conference: M. Rothbard: An Appreciation, 1p, in PP 1334/35: 232.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, 1 Day Conference: The State of the Nation, 93, 1p, in PP 1334/35: 231.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, 1 Day Conferences: 1.) Medicine & Freedom, 93, 1p & 2.) Perspectives on Hayek, 93, 1p, in PP 1334/35: 219.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, 1p leaflet, offering MAGGIE’S MILITANTS, The Movie, on video, for 6 pounds, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, 2 flyers, on 2 One-Day Conferences, 1992, dealing with Environmentalism and Europe, 2pp, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. (Are the proceedings of these conferences on record? J.Z.)

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Atheist Notes, Nos. 1 – 5, 15pp, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, CIRCULARS, 20.10.93: 2pp; 10.4.94: 2pp; 24.7.94: 2pp; 27.11.94: 2pp; 26.3.95: 2pp, in PP 1281/82.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, CULTURAL NOTES, Nos. 15, 17 – 30, 74pp, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – No. 35: HELLEWELL, DAVID, The Hecklers are Right about the Musical Avant Garde, 2pp, 95, in PP 1334/35: 3. – At least on radio or TV one can turn them off and no one is obliged to attend their concerts, buy their records, disks or tapes. – I wish one could treat the offers of politicians similarly: buy them or not buy them, in deals over the counter or consumer boycotts. See: ON PANARCHY. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Dear Complimentary Subscriber, letters of 18.4.93, 24.7.94, 19.11.95, 24.6.96, 14.7.96, & an undated special message from Chris Tame, How You Can Help the L.A., 12pp, in PP 1334/35: 207. – Seeing that I as a poor person can, nevertheless, afford to reproduce all its publications on microfiche, one has to ask how much FINANCIAL assistance the L.A. would still require if it, too, resorted to publishing exclusively on microfiche, which would “merely” require that it would be able to persuade its members and sympathizers to adopt this alternative reading and publishing option for themselves, which would open many freedom of expression and information opportunities for them. That is still a white, i.e. an unexplored and unused area on most libertarian and anarchist maps and no imperial or colonial or democratic power lays any exclusive claim to it. – One of many neglected opportunities to utilize and promote liberties. – J.Z., 30.9.97. – If one cannot persuade freedom lovers to use this opportunity, in their interest, then how can they hope to persuade non-freedom lovers to accept numerous other freedom opportunities? – J.Z., 13.10.97.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, ECONOMIC NOTES, Nos. 6, 17-48, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. Nos. 51-53, 55-62, in PP 1281/82. – No. 14 & Nos. 66 – 71, in PP 1334/35. Missing still: 13, 54, 63-65.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, EDUCATIONAL NOTES, 4-12, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – Nos. 15-18, 21, 23, 24, 26, in PP 1281/82. Missing still: 13, 14, 19, 20, 22, 25.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, FOREIGN POLICY PERSPECTIVES, Nos. 7, 8, 12-22, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – Nos. 23 & 27, in PP 1334/35. Missing: 25 & 26. LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, FREE SPEECH SEMINAR, leaflet, 1p, on M. Grossberg, The Struggle for Free Speech, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, HISTORICAL NOTES, Nos. 6-19, 21, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, LEGAL NOTES, Nos. 1, 3, 5 – 16, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – Nos. 24 & 25, in PP 1335/35. Missing: 22 – 23.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, LIBERTARIAN FICTIONS, No. 1: MICKLETHWAIT, BRIAN, Those Who Can Do, 96, 2pp, in PP 1334/35: 52.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, LIBERTARIAN HERITAGE No. 1 – 6, 8, 8, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – No. 16, in PP 1334/35. Missing still: 9-11 & 15.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, LIBERTARIAN REPRINTS, No. 10 in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, 5 Leaflets, all except No. 1 separately listed: 1.) Our Enemy the State – A Brief Introduction to some Libertarian Views, 11pp, 29x, in PP 424.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, ANOTHER COMPILATION OF ITS MAILINGS, still incomplete, 250 pp, 29x, on 2 LMP microfiche, in PP 1334/35. Publications List Update, Aug. 95 – July 96, 1p: 1.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, Another Compilation of Publications of the Libertarian Alliance, as supplied, in some batches to LMP, by Nov. 95, 29x, 252pp, in PP 1281/82. Still incomplete. Roughly covering 1993-95.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, First Collection of Minor Papers, 1.) Some Periodicals, Pamphlets, Papers, Notes and Leaflets, Incomplete, 31 titles in all, 371pp, 29x, PP 695-697, 4pp introductory leaflet, 36x, in PP 688, 2.) Our Enemy the State, leaflet, expressing 4 basic principles, 48x, in PP 589/590, 3.) Purpose and Strategy of the -, Tactical Notes No. 1, 1981, 2pp, 29x, in PP 697.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, Poland St. breakaway group, leaflets, 7pp, in PP 920. Introductory leaflet, 4pp, Rules for the Administration, 8pp, in PP 925.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, PUBLICATIONS RECENTLY SENT TO LMP, 126pp, 1998, in PP 1487. – I have almost given up hope of ever getting all of them complete – but whichever issues are sent to me I do intend to fiche, in batches. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, Second Collection of Minor Papers, still incomplete, 1989, 126pp, 29x, PP 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, London, Third LMP collection of publications, February 1993, leaving still some gaps, 1178pp, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. The papers and most major articles are listed separately, under authors.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Now available, 4 books, leaflet only, 2pp, in PP 1334/35: 233, announcing: 1.) TIM EVANS & RUSSELL LEWIS: Europe at Risk; Bureaucratic Betrayal of the European Ideal, 35pp, 2.) RUSSELL LEWIS, The Environmental Alphabet, 44pp, 3.) ALISON ASSITER & AVEDON CAROL, Bad Girls & Dirty Pictures, The Challenge to Reclaim Feminism, 185pp, 4.) MARK PERRYMAN, Altered States: Post-Modernism, Politics & Culture, 285pp.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, One Day Conference: Aids: Dissenting Voices, 1p, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES, No. 4, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – No. 7 & 8, in PP 1334/35. No. 5 is still missing.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, PHILOSOPHICAL NOTES, Nos. 1-3, 5, 9, 11-25, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – Nos. 26, 34-36 & 38. In PP 1334/35. Missing still: 27, 28, 33, 37.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, POLITICAL NOTES, Nos. 21, 22, 25, 27, 31-69, 71-73, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864. – Nos. 74, 76, 78, 81 – 94, 96, 97, 99 -103, 114 – 124, 126, 128, 129, in PP 1334/35. Missing still: 1-2, 75, 77, 79, 80, 95, 98, 104 – 113, 125, 127. – Why don’t they send all? – At least they are working at making them available on the Internet. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, PSYCHOLOGICAL NOTES, Nos. 2 – 8, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, PUBLICATIONS LIST UPDATE, Nov. 92 – Apr. 93, 1p, in PP 1334/35: 203.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Publications List, April 1994, with advertisements for FREE LIFE & Supplements to July 96, 24pp, in PP 1356: 73. – Those titles already microfilmed in the PEACE PLANS series are marked here. Most of the rest will follow. At least I was promised them. But L.A. does not intend to reproduce some of the early o.o.p. titles. Instead, it will reproduce, selectively, only some of the articles. – If they sent me good enough photocopies, I would do the lot of them. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Publications Lists to June 1998, 27pp, in PP 1516.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, RELIGIOUS NOTES Nos. 1 – 5, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. – No. 6, in PP 1334/35. – For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, SCIENTIFIC NOTES, Nos. 2 – 6, 9, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, See: ROTHBARD, MURRAY N., The War in the British Movement, 1p, in PP 1312/1314: 229. On Libertarian Alliance. See also the short open letter on p 259.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, SOCIOLOGICAL NOTES, Nos. 1, 7, 8, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. – No. 24, in PP 1334/35: 21. Missing still: 2-6, 9-18. – For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Special seminar, Diversity, The Campaign for Lifestyle Freedom. Why the Age of Consent Should Be the same for Homosexuals as for Heterosexuals, 1p, 94 , in PP 1334/35: 239.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Special Seminar, On Deregulation & the Economy, 94, 1p , in PP 1334/35: 240.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Special Seminar: Ian Lambert: The Philosophical Foundations of a Free Market & a Free Society, 95, 1p leaflet , in PP 1334/35: 241. Microfiche would have room for the papers of all such special seminars. If they remain merely on paper, then the L.A. will mostly have to leave them unpublished. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, Stop Persecuting Prostitutes, 15pp pamphlet of the Poland St. schism group, in PP 925. (Now one might ask: Even if they have AIDS & continue to practise their profession? Here a charge of multiple murder attempts might be more appropriate. – J.Z.)

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, STUDY GUIDES Nos. 2 & 3, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, TACTICAL NOTES Nos. 2, 4-11, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. – 12, 16, 17, in PP 1334/35: Missing still: 15. – For others see also PP 695/97 & 864.

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, The World of Liberty, Major Libertarian Magazines & Publications, 2pp, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. (LMP is not mentioned, although by its sum total of original pages, reproduced in its series, – not by distributed duplicates of them – it has outproduced probably several of these in combination. – J.Z.)

LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE: I have got their leaflet and pamphlet collections so irregularly and with gaps and they can be listed in several ways, that some omissions in listing are likely. But I have listed all their publications received by author and title, while getting them ready for fiching in batches. See e.g. separately, under TACTICAL NOTES, authors, and in the PEACE PLANS listing by PP Nos. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LIBERTARIAN ALLLIANCE, London, LETTERS, LEAFLETS & NOTES, compiled in 1998, 124pp, in PP 1516. – Most of the longer L.A. publications have still not yet been sent to me. I will film them if and when I get them. – NOTE that the L.A. is in the process of digitizing all its output and then publishing it on line. It seeks help in this process but, apparently, has not yet acquired a good scanning system for this job. – I would like to see cost comparisons between e.g. the “on demand” publishing via photocopiers, which the L.A. has engaged in to far, the microfiche on demand publishing of all its output, somewhat approached by me, the costs of maintaining a website with all its material, e.g. per annum, and how much it would cost if all this material, and possibly more, were offered on a single CD-ROM. CD-ROM blanks are here offered for A $ 1.95 and duplication of multiple CD-ROMS for as little as A $ 1.15 each. Thus I believe that the last option would be the cheapest one. Micro-economists and advocates of competition in free markets, should explore and publicize such options for freedom of expression and information. To my knowledge the L.A. has so far published nothing on such alternatives. Why not? – Furthermore, I believe that most of their literature was already written into computers and printed out from them. So why is more key-boarding required? – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE NEWSLETTER, San Diego, in PP 1325: Oct. 82, 4pp, 34, Nov. 82, 6pp, Dec. 82, 4pp, Jan. 83, 6pp, Feb. 83, 4pp, March 83, 4pp, April 83, 6pp, May 83, 4pp, June 83, 5pp. – This is the last edition produced by Sara Baase. Later someone – else continued the newsletter under another name. I had only time enough to copy these few samples. Sara Baase and Jack Sanders are both collectors of rare libertarian books. Alas, I had not much time to talk with either of them, since I was very busy photocopying from Jack’s library. What are needed now are collectors of excellent photocopies, combined in central freedom libraries and producers and readers of cheap duplicates e.g. on microfiche, floppies & text-only CD-ROMs. The love of rare print on paper does a preservation job and provides the collectors with some individual satisfaction. But it should not always take precedence over the completeness and cheapness of texts in alternative media. To achieve this we must defeat the notion that publishing must be expensive and must be done in conventional or expensive high technology media. – J.Z., 9/96.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Amnesty for Draft Evaders, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Education – A Competitive Approach, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Hollywood, 1p. leaflet, inserted by J.Z., on government guaranty to Lockheed, in PP 1420/22: 266.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Hollywood, CAL., 1971/72, some leaflets and letters, 26pp, in PP 1351: 166-193.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, In America, almost anyone can grow up to be The Godfather, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Introduction, Declaration of Principle & Directory, 3pp, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Lockheed – An Opposing View, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Ontario LP, I/1, April 88, 20pp, in PP 1272: 99.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Private Fire Departments, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Private Postal Services, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, The Dangers of National Health Care, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, The Draft – A Libertarian View, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Toronto, Ontario LP, Oct. 88, 24pp, in PP 26.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Wage and Price Controls – A Dangerous Policy, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Wage and Price Controls – A Step Backwards, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Wage and Price Controls, 4pp, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE, Welfare – The Moral Issue, 1p, in PP 1351.

LIBERTARIAN AMERICAN, San Antonio, A Forum of News Commentary and Dialogue, incomplete: I/1, Feb.- March 67 – I/4, Oct/Nov. 67, I/6, March-June 68, II/a, Nov. 68 – II/3, Aug/Sep. 69, in PP 1401: 2.

LIBERTARIAN ANALYSIS, Village Station, I/1, Winter 1970; I/3, Sep. 1971; I/4, n.d., 203pp: 1, in PP 1501.

LIBERTARIAN ANTHOLOGY, by Libertarian Bookhouse, Bombay, n.d., 90pp, 29x, in PP 392.

LIBERTARIAN BIBLIOGRAPHY, compiled by Paul Geddes and Steve Vanagas, GVLA: Greater Vancouver Libertarian Association, 1992 – 1999, 28pp, in PP 1541/42: 344.

LIBERTARIAN BOOK CLUB, 1p leaflet appeal, 42x, in PP 644, 6pp of leaflets, 29x, in PP 669, Catalog, 1985, 36x, in PP 636.

LIBERTARIAN BOOKHOUSE, Bombay, LIBERTARIAN ANTHOLOGY, 90pp, n.d., 29x, in PP 392.

LIBERTARIAN BOOKHOUSE, Bombay, MEET KROPOTKIN, var. authors, n.d., 56pp, 24x, in PP 281.

LIBERTARIAN BOOKLISTS & BOOK SOURCES & BIBLIOGRAPHIES, Anarchist Books included: See under BOOKLISTS.

LIBERTARIAN BOOKSHOP, Kalgoorlie, Booklist & leaflets, 1993, 1994, 18pp, in PP 1214. – See also under FEE, AUSTRALIA & MANNERS, RON.

LIBERTARIAN CAUCUS SING OUT FOR FREEDOM, Anonymous. 6pp, in PP 1170. (The guilty one did not want to confess about these crimes against lyrics, poetry, spelling and copying standards, I suppose, J.Z.)

LIBERTARIAN CHRONICLE, THE, San Diego, 10/82, 5pp, 11/82 2pp, inserts to LIBERTARIAN ALTERNATIVE NEWSLETTER, in PP 1325.

LIBERTARIAN CHURCHES, PP 1021. Until churches, too, can become exterritorially quite autonomous, the separation of church and State is not complete, neither are religious liberty and tolerance. The political, economic and social equivalent to religious churches, panarchies, cannot be legally and juridically established now, fully independent of the territorial State. Not even tax exemptions can be. But the aim should always be clearly upheld, as a just war and peace aim, a program for liberation and revolution, e.g. for the former USSR, for Yugoslavia, for Israel – and the rest of the world. And seeing how widely spread communist and socialist prejudices still are, one must also demand full exterritorial autonomy for e.g. communist and socialist “churches” of volunteers. When communist and socialist communities are fully self-responsible and have to pay their own bills, their false notions on economics will sooner or later evaporate. And under exterritorial autonomy individuals who have learned their lessons earlier can opt out. Libertarians will not get their own fully autonomous “churches” until after they have begun to demand them for all others, too. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN CLUB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, Leaflet, 1p, 1990 or before, in PP 1252.

LIBERTARIAN COMMUNITIES, See: CULLINANE, KEVIN, Libertarian Harmony, 1p: 5, in PP 1465.

LIBERTARIAN COMMUNITIES, See: HILL, ROCK, Cities in Flight, 1p: 19, in PP 1465. – On intentional communities as a prelude to space colonization.

LIBERTARIAN COMMUNITIES, See: HUDSON, THOMAS, Atlantis, 1p, on establishing a sovereign libertarian city in the Atlantic, 1p: 6, in PP 1465. – Compare: MINERVA, NEW HEBRIDES, NEW COUNTRY MOVEMENT.

LIBERTARIAN COMMUNITIES, See: LIBERTYTOWN FORUM, Lexington, KY, “A Reader Participation Newsletter”… “To facilitate the discussion of the creation of libertarian communities…”, I/1, April 1988, I/2, June / July 1988 & I/3, August-September 1988, last issue, 35pp, in PP 1465. – On microfiche all such projects could and should be discussed in details. On print in paper the discussion ended all too soon. – J.Z. – Compare the Fort Collins Project.

LIBERTARIAN COMMUNITIES, See: STUMM, JIM, Founding Libertarian Communities in the USA, 3pp, from his RANDOM WRITINGS, Dec. 1985 issue: 23, in PP 1465.

LIBERTARIAN CONFERENCES, PP 384 (ORDER WITHOUT DESIGN CONFERENCE, 1980, 3 papers.), 736 (Open Mind Festival, 1986), 890 (L.I., Selcon 85, Stockholm, 86, Lowlands 87) 830 (SWAZILAND, 88) & 997 (Lowlands, 1987). See ISIL, formerly LI. These are only hints towards material that ought to be brought to light: I can only wish that all ISIL Conference papers will be made accessible on microfiche. Only few can afford to attend in person. Thousands might be interested in the papers. Only a fraction of these is likely to be otherwise published. The papers of meetings of the Mount Pelerine Society seem to be as inaccessible, in most cases. And most anarchist conferences are so unorganized that they never get all their papers together and published. Why? Why do they put up with this? These all too temporary national and international meetings, with a few dozen to a few hundred people being able to attend and usually able only to attend a fraction of the different meetings that do take place, often at the same time, should be turned into permanent world conferences, micrographically. People should be able to add criticism and additional material years to decades later and to access any of the original or later submitted papers. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN CONSERVATISM, PP 697.

LIBERTARIAN DAILY NEWS, Extra, Jan. 1, 1987, 1p leaflet of Dagny Enterprises. Headline: 16th Amendment Repealed! Federal Reserve Act Repealed! In PP 1170. (How long will we have to wait for such headlines? How can we best speed them on their way? J.Z.)

LIBERTARIAN DEFENCE CAUCUS, Leaflet, 1p, in PP 1432/1439: 1064.

LIBERTARIAN DIGEST, THE, January – August 1981, ed. by Fred Foldvary, a survey of libertarian interest publications, listing, abstracting or quoting their contents, 89pp, 29x, in PP 389, Nos. 9-35, 9/81-7/85, ed. by Fred Foldvary, 336pp, 29x, PP 683-685.

LIBERTARIAN DIRECTORY 1972, edited by Dale Haviland, a publication by A IS A, Writings on Freedom and Individualism, 1972, 67pp, in PP 1141. Still useful as a historical and bibliographical guide. It provides a short list of articles in the libertarian press and an index to them. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ENCLAVES: MAROONS OF JAMAICA? PP 1028/29.

LIBERTARIAN ENCYCLOPAEDIA, See: ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF LIBERTARIANISM, Contract signed with Garland, 1986 notice, in PP 1348: 29. – What has happened here, by 97? NEW ZEALAND’s ‘THE FREE RADICAL’ has offered a libertarian A-Z in its magazine. I have a collection of pro-freedom A-Z’s and would like all of them – AND MORE – merged into one. Can one get the authors’ & publishers O.K. for that? – Wouldn’t YOU want an almost complete & frequently updated and also very affordable libertarian encyclopaedia? Do your thing towards it! – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN ENCYCLOPAEDIA, See: HENDERSON, DAVID, The Tastiness of a Fast Food Education, 2pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 50.

LIBERTARIAN ENCYCLOPAEDIA, See: HESS, KARL, Tools of Technology Are Tools of Liberty, 1p, in PP 1382/85: 376.

LIBERTARIAN ENCYCLOPEDIA, Proposed in 20/21 and many other issues in this series. If PC fans had compiled an address list of libertarians according to their special interests, this and many other projects could be started easily. Compare the 1000 libertarian projects listed for collaboration in 20/21.

LIBERTARIAN EXPRESS, LP of Canada, No. 3, 4pp, in PP 1271.

LIBERTARIAN FAILURES, SOME OF THE FAILURES OF LIBERTARIANS FOR WHICH THEY CAN BLAME NO ONE BUT THEMSELVES. 17 POINTS, 2pp, 1988, in PP 388.

LIBERTARIAN FAMILIST, THE, incomplete, 328pp, in PP 1373/75: 1-328: LPCR NEWSLETTER, THE, Libertarian parents for children’s rights, El Paso, I/2, Spring 82. Continued as: FAMILIST, THE, LPCR Newsletter I/3. Continued as: FAMILIST, THE, Voice of the Familist movement, I/4, Fall 82, LIBERTARIAN FAMILIST, II/1, Jan/Feb. 83, II/2, continued: FAMILIST, II/3, May/June 83; II/5, Sept/Oct. 83, then as: NATURAL LAW FAMILIST, THE, II/6, Nov/Dec. 83 to III/8, Nov/Dec. 84, continued as: FAMILIST, THE, III/1, Jan/Feb. 85 – V/4 (except V/2), then LIBERTARIAN FAMILIST, THE, V/5, Sept/Oct. 86 – VIII/3, Spring 90 – except VIII/6, Oct, see the Mar/Apr. 83 issue. – I do hope no further name changes will follow. Imagine parents trying to change the names not of their brain children but of their biological children as often! – Would not that infringe the rights of the children? – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN FAQ, Talks, Answers, a list, 1 ½ pp provided by Oxford Univ. Libraries… , in PP 1541/42.

LIBERTARIAN FEMINISM, PP 1052-61 (LA Pamphlets 7).

LIBERTARIAN FORUM, THE, 1969-1971, Vol. I, Nos. I-XVII, II, Nos. 1-24, III, Nos. 1-4, Editors : Murray N. Rothbard, Karl Hess, Publisher : Joseph R. Peden, 205pp, 36x, in PP 369. (I would like to see ALL issues on fiche. Some years ago, University Microfilms had some copies of 1972 on microfilm & promised more upon demand. Has this demand arisen and been satisfied? Since I typed out the headings in my PP by Nos. listing, on 3 pp, I will not attempt to indicate all of them here, but just of some of the signed articles. J.Z.)

LIBERTARIAN FORUM, THE, Madison Square Station, Sep. 1971 – Dec. 1983, very incomplete. Editor : Murray N. Rothbard, publisher Joseph R. Peden, 291pp, in PP 1312/1314: 1-291. – III/8, IV/4, IV/10, 11, V/2, 4-12, VI/1,6,12, IX/12, X/7&8, XVI/1-9, XVII/1 (Jan.83) – June 83 & Nov./Dec. 83. – Why the editor or publisher or another fan, with a complete set, never bothered to put all issues permanently and cheaply on microfiche, I may never know. Should I wait further years or even decades, until I get all issues complete or until, perhaps, someone else does the job? Better fiching some now than maybe all much later. And perhaps this incomplete set, with the previous one, for 1970/71, will induce someone to finally complete it, on fiche, on disk, on line, on CD-ROM? – I do have some duplicates to trade. Such an accumulation of libertarian thinking should be made fully, permanently, cheaply and easily accessible. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN FUTURIST SOCIETY, providing the Prometheus libertarian SF award, 37pp, in PP 1280.

LIBERTARIAN HANDBOOK, 1973, 111pp, in PP 274. Editors: VINCENT MCCAFFREY & MARK C. FRAZIER, in PP 274.

LIBERTARIAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION, Health Care: The Free Market Alternative, Fairfax, n.d., 8pp, in PP 1,037.

LIBERTARIAN HERITAGE, Nos. 12-14, L.A. series, 8pp, in PP 1281/82. (Missing still: 9-11.) – See: LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE.

LIBERTARIAN HUMOUR ATTEMPTS, see LYBERTARIAN LYMPOON.

LIBERTARIAN ICONOCLAST, Vol. 3, No 1, June 1968, by Alliance of Libertarian Activists, 6pp, sample, 29x, in PP 859.

LIBERTARIAN INFORMATION PARADISE – IS WITHIN OUR REACH, 907/10.

LIBERTARIAN INTERNATIIONAL, Contra Project, 1p, in PP 893, 2 leaflets, 3pp, in PP 925, 6 leaflets, in PP 890, Free World Pledge, 1p, in PP 915, Tools for Liberty, 2pp literature list, Paris ’89, 4th Libertarian International Conference, Registration leaflet, 2pp, in PP 890. (I have so far not received any collection of papers given at its conferences, for microfilming, and doubt that they have been otherwise published in most cases. As if human hearing and memory of the few who were able to attend, were good enough! J.Z.) See also under FREE WORLD CHRONICLE.

LIBERTARIAN INTERNATIONAL, “Spooner” issues to raise funds, 1p, in PP 791, circular, 28 June 85, on its publication at that time: FREE WORLD CHRONICLE, 1p, in PP 860, Free World Pledge, 1pp, 1989, in PP 823., Referral Form, in PP 827, 835, 848, 850, 851, Tools for Liberty, 2pp list, in PP 823, Tools for Liberty, L.I. issue papers, 6pp list, in PP 852, 4pp introductory leaflet, in PP 813. Some Leaflets, Letters & Newsletters, 30pp, 29x, in PP 388. 1.) 1p leaflet, 42x, in PP 637, 2.) introductory 6 pages, 36x, in PP 718. Now renamed ISIL: International Society for Individual Liberty.

LIBERTARIAN INTERNATIONAL, Peace, Brotherhood, Freedom. Building a Free World, 6pp, in PP 1445: 16.

LIBERTARIAN INTERNATIONAL: FREEDOM NETWORK NEWS, Nos. 1-3, 6-20, July 76 – Feb. 89, in two microfiche, PP 860 & 861.

LIBERTARIAN JURISPRUDENCE, See BAKER, ROBERT P., in PP 274.

LIBERTARIAN LAW NOTES, Los Angeles, Fall 1977, Spring 1978, Fall 1978, Fall 1979, Winter 1979, incomplete set, 20pp, in PP 1356: 97.

LIBERTARIAN LEADERSHIP, PP 232.

LIBERTARIAN LEAGUE, THE, N.Y., Provisional Statement of Principles, n.d., 7pp, in PP 957.

LIBERTARIAN LETTER PROJECT, 1/2 p, in PP 492.

LIBERTARIAN LETTER PROJECT, Simi Valley, CA, I/ 1 & 2, May & Sep. 1984, 13pp, including a 2pp letter by Daniel Wiener, the organizer, to Jim Stumm, August 16, 1984, in PP 1,001.

LIBERTARIAN LETTER, Wheaton, MD, I/1, Oct. 78 – I/4, Jan. 79, incomplete? 27pp, published by Maryland LP, in PP 1417: 118.

LIBERTARIAN LEXICON: FISKE, SYMOND, Libertarian Lexicon, 4pp, in PP 1430/31: 128. – Who is willing to continue indefinitely with such a collection and publishing effort? I would gladly make thousands of LMP pages available for such an effort. – J.Z., 9/97.

LIBERTARIAN LIBRARIES, Short note on 3 of them: A.P.E.S. and LPVA & Alderman Library, in PP 279.

LIBERTARIAN LIBRARY, Denver, a 2pp, 1985 leaflet, in PP 848.

LIBERTARIAN LIBRARY, LIBERTARIAN INFORMATION SERVICE, LIBERTARIAN LITERARY SOCIETY, Catalog, Summer 89, Toronto, 4pp, in PP 1215 & 1236.

LIBERTARIAN MAGAZINES & NEWSLETTERS, PP 36 – 39, 48-55, 76 a-d (4 fiche), 79 – 82, 106, 149/54, 156, 173-177, 209, 247 – 273 (Index to LIBERTY in 960), 283/85, 291/92, 350/54, 369, 381/2, 384, 388/9, 426, 428 – 466, 501, 515 – 522, 526/27, 530, 544, 546, 561, 564, 567, 569, 574 – 576, 582, 586/87, 591 – 595, 603, 608, 614, 632, 636 – 640, 669, 676 – 678, 680 – 685, 694 – 700, 710, 714, 724 – 727, 729, 739, 741, 743, 746/52, 754, 757/58, 768, 789, 804, 806, 812, 814, 817, 824/25, 835 – 837, 840 – 845, 847/49, 851, 854 – 864, 866/7, 878, 882, 889, 890, 891, 894, 895, 897, 899/900, 903, 905/6, 911, 914, 917/18, 920, 922, 925 – 931, 933 – 935, 937 – 954, 957, 961, 963/65, 975/6, 980, 983/4, 987, 991 – 993, 995, 997 – 1000, 1007, 1009 – 1011, 1015, 1017/8, 1019, 1021, 1027 – 1029, 1031, 1040, 1051-61, 1077, 1080 – 1086, 1089, 1096, 1099, 1105, 1107, 1108, 1111/2, 1115, 1117, 1121, 1124, 1129, 1132, 1133, 1137/39, 1142, 1150/51, 1153, 1158, 1161, 1165, 1170, 1171. ON PANARCHY, issues I – XVII are in: 505 – 507, 510, 554, 585, 671/2, 689, 755, 832/3, 869, 870, 879, 901, 1051.

LIBERTARIAN MAILING LISTS, 3 pages from Oxford University Libraries…., in PP 1541/42.

LIBERTARIAN MANIFESTO, NEW, by S.E. Konkin III, PP 878.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Alphabetical AUTHOR Listing of Titles that were available in March 1982, 11pp, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, c/o John Zube, P.O.Box 42, BERRIMA, NSW 2577, Australia, Tel. (02) 48 771 436. No fax. E-mail: jzube@acenet.com.au & jzube@telstra.easymail.com.au Catalog available on fiche or disks (much more expensively on disks). $ 5 in cash gets you an information kit and a credit for 5 LMP microfiche. See: PEACE PLANS, ON PANARCHY, SLOGANS FOR LIBERTY, ZUBE, JOHN.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Directory Appeal, 2pp, 29x, in PP 387.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Go Fiching – for Liberty, PP 647. Program for future publishing, preliminary listing, 4pp, in PP 46. (Compare to what extent the program has been abided by.) Do ESP & MICROGRAPHICS have anything in common? PP 333.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Literature for Libertarians, supplied by other Microfilm Publishers than LMP, 61pp of titles, in PP 1512: 68-128.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Literature List, August 1983, with hints towards literature of interest to libertarians and offered by other microfilm publishers. Also introductory booklet by John Zube: Gone Fiching – for Liberty, 55p, 48x, in PP 589/590.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, LMP LITERATURE LIST, August 1998, A – Z, for PEACE PLANS 1-1507, 868pp, in PP 1508 & 1509.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, PP 647, 649, 707/08, 907/10. LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Program for Future Publishing, 4pp, 24x, in PP 134.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Some 1980 leaflets, 14pp, 29x, in PP 247.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, Some information on LMP, compiled by John Zube, 54pp, in PP 1,030. Literature list PP 869 to PP 1021 in PP 1022.

LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING: LMP PRICE & EXCHANGE CHANGES, FROM JAN. 96, 1p, in PP 1347: 4. Also in PP 1420/1422: 144. – Another change, offered in 1997: If an initial enquirer to LMP, about his micrographic self-publishing and reading options, encloses $ 5 in cash, then he gets a basic information kit plus a credit for 5 LMP microfiche of his choice. – In other words, the basic information is given free, if you commit yourself to buying at least 5 of LMP’s microfiche. – Their possession might then induce you to look around for a cheap 2nd – hand reading machine. Too many simply “sat” on the information I sent them for $ 3. Will they similarly sit on this $ 5 credit? People are certainly not always rational enough to really act in their own interests. Thus my “bait” has to be sweetened. What kind of bait is needed to get 100 – 300 libertarians and anarchists interested in publishing ALL RADICAL freedom writings in this or a comparably affordable format? I had hoped that this option would be enough by itself. But this idea, too, seems to be too large to be comprehended by most as a practicable proposition, in which they could play a significant role. Most of us seem to be descendants of slaves or serfs, with a corresponding and small-minded mentality. – J.Z., 10.9.97. “Every journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” – The difficulty lies often in taking the first few steps and in not losing the end in sight. – So few could do so much with this medium – if they only bothered to do so. – J.Z., 30.9.97.

LIBERTARIAN MOVEMENT OF AUSTRALIA, leaflet, in PP 745.

LIBERTARIAN MOVEMENT, PP 542, 1028/29.

LIBERTARIAN NEWS, One & Two, 1983/4, Libertarian Alliance, London, 16pp, 29x, in PP 695.

LIBERTARIAN NEWSLETTER, THE, Laissez Faire, II/1, 1976. Published by Gary Courtney. Only copy on hand, 8pp, in PP 1315: 114-121.

LIBERTARIAN OPTIMISM, Sydney, 1978-1979, all issues, 29x, PP 516. A sample only: 4/78, 8pp, 24x, in PP 48-49.

LIBERTARIAN ORGANIZATIONS & PUBLICATIONS, Dec. 1998, currently maintained by Bob Bickford, 22pp, in PP1534: 177.

LIBERTARIAN ORGANIZATIONS, compiled by Robert Bickford, 2/99, 27pp, in PP 1541/42: 372. – A 1998 version, was fiched on 22pp in PP 1534, sheets 177ff. – Still only major and well known

LIBERTARIAN ORGANIZATIONS, List from the INTERNET, April 95, version 11, 12pp, in PP 474. See: Addresses, Directories.

LIBERTARIAN ORGANIZATIONS, MAIN ONES, 2pp, STUDY GUIDE No. 6: 117, in PP 1516.

LIBERTARIAN ORIENTED ORGANIZATIONS, Compiled by Advocates of Self-Government, 1995, 9pp, in PP1534: 199. – This may be one of the in-between files which led finally to the file above under 49.

LIBERTARIAN OUTLOOK, San Francisco, I/1, August 85, only copy on hand, 34pp, in PP 1165.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY CANDIDATES, EXCLUSION FROM PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES, PP 914.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY CONVENTION, 1977, San Francisco, 12p prospectus, 29x, in PP 725.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY INTERNATIONAL, 1p advertisement, in PP 1432/1439: 1495.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY NEWS, Vol. 5, No. 12, Dec. 1990, 12pp, in PP 1358: 88. This issue did not fit with my major compilation of this newsletter. – Sometimes even a microfiche does not have enough frames for extra pages. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY NEWSLETTER, later: LP NEWS: 497pp, 1972-90, incomplete, in PP 1382/85: 5ff. no 3, Feb/72 – no 9, Sept/72, thereafter LP News, no 11, Nov/Dec 72, no 12, Jan/Feb 73, no 16, Sept/Oct 73, no 17, Nov/Dec 73, no 19, Mar/Apr 74, no 23, Nov/Dec 74, no 27, July/Aug 75; vol VI/38, Sept/Oct 77, vol VI/45, Jan/Feb 79, vol VI/48, Jul/Aug 79, Sept/Oct 83, Mar/Apr 84, Mar/Apr 85, vol I/2, Spring 86, vol I/4, Jul/Aug 86, vol I/6, Autumn 86, vol I/7, Nov/Dec 86, vol II/2, Mar/Apr 87, vol II/4, Jul/Aug 87, vol III/2, Mar/Apr 88, vol III/3 May/Jun 88, vol IIII/3 May/Jun 89, vol IIII/4, Jul/Aug 89, vol IIII/6, Nov/Dec 89, vol V/1, Jan 90 – vol V/11, Nov 90 except for no 7 (Jul) and 10 (Oct). – Even from the H.O I could not, in 1990, get a complete set to microfiche it for them free of charge. – Previously, they had asked someone for a quote, got it: $ 300, but could not, then and there, afford the mere $ 300. – If they had bothered to ask for sponsors, they would probably have got it from those who would rather keep keep back issues on fiche in a small bocks than a stack of newspapers. How many households have proper storage for such stacks? – In the meantime they are supposed to have got all their publications on the INTERNET. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF CALIFORNIA, Questions and Answers, 88, 4pp, in PLP 1270.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF CALIFORNIA, Statement of Principles, 1p, in PP 1415: 142.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF CANADA, Important News for Taxpayers, 1991,2pp: 151, in PP 1515.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA, If you believe in civil liberties and economic freedom, n.d., 4pp leaflet, in PP 491.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA, Leaflet, 6pp, for Joseph A.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA, Platforms, 1980, 5pp, 1982-84, 5pp, 1989, 8pp, in PP 491.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA, See: MINNESOTA LIBERTARIAN.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Invitation to a meeting, Feb. 15, 90, 2pp, in PP 497/498.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN, What is the L.P.?, n.d., 6p: 5, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY ON THE ISSUES, 5 papers all unsigned: Poverty, 7pp; International Trade, 5pp; Controlled Substances, 5pp; Health Care, 5pp; Agriculture, 5pp, in PP 1270. See also LP Platforms.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY RADICAL CAUCUS, LPRC, The 10 Points of the LPRC, in PP 492.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, 15th Annual Convention LP of N.Y., 1987, 14pp: 38, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, 1972 & 1974 Platforms of the LP, 22pp, 78, in PP 1453.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, 1976 Platform of the L.P., The Party of Principle, adopted in Convention, N.Y.C., 1975, 12p: 15, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, 1978 Platform, 10pp, 24x, in PP 109-110. 1980 Platform, 6pp, 29x, in PP 724.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, 1990 Platform, 12pp, in PP 1378/81: 452.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, 6th Annual Libertarian Party Convention, San Francisco, 1977, Prospectus, 8pp: 110, in PP 1514.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Aurora, A Political Party that Wants to Abolish Taxes. A Way to Stop Paying Federal Income Tax… Forever, 2pp leaflet: 33, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, FINANCING TO SUCCESS, THROUGH THE FINANCIAL ANTICIPATION OF ONE OF THEIR MAIN SUCCESSES, NAMELY THE EXPROPRIATION OF THE BUREAUCRACY, PP 19 C.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, NATIONAL HQ, Houston, n.d., TAX PROTEST! An American Tradition, 1p leaflet, in PP 1270.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, New Political Times, a 2pp leaflet, n.d., of LP, USA, 29x, in PP 895.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, New York Libertarian Convention ’86, 8pp leaflet: 34, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Platform in brief, 2pp, in PP 1382/85: 293.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Platform, 1982, adopted in Convention at Denver, 8pp, in PP 1273.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Pot, Helmets, Vitamins & You, 6pp: 27, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, PP 19c, 109/10, 724/5, 852, 895, 916, 957, 1027, 1031. Compare the Australian LP under WORKERS PARTY & PROGRESS PARTY, ACTIVISM, POLITICAL ACTIVISM, LIMITED GOVERNMENT, PARTIES.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Q & A about the Libertarian Party, 17p 114, in PP 1491. – Another and shorter version of this is in PP 1239.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Responsible Gun Ownership, 4pp: 29, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See HOLMES, MICHAEL, in PP 274.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: BIESER, SCOTT, A Cartoonist’s Introduction to The Libertarian Party of Texas, 1983, 13pp: 142, in PP 1501.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: NOLAN, DAVID F., Present at the Creation, 2pp, in PP 1350, on the libertarian party movement: 35. – What could have been done otherwise, with the enthusiasm, man hours and funds sunk into libertarian party attempts? – Could they not have been mobilized for more fruitful endeavours? – J.Z., 30.9.97.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: NOLAN, DAVID F., The Case for a Libertarian Political Party, 3pp: 512, in PP 1457/62.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION, 1975 National Libertarian Party Convention, N.Y.C., Aug. 28 – Sep. 1, 1975, prospectus, with ads, 52pp, in PP 1274.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: ROTHBARD, MURRAY N., Libertarian Party, 1p, in PP 1312/1314: 98.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: ROTHBARD, MURRAY N., The Need for a Movement and a Party, 2pp, in PP 1312/1314: 62.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: ROTHBARD, MURRAY N., Why Have a Libertarian Party? 1p excerpt only from address, March 73: 45, in PP 1498.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, See: STRAUSS, ERWIN S., The Case Against a Libertarian Political Party, 1980, 42pp, 116, in PP 1450.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Should we Re-Legalize Drugs? 4pp: 25, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Taxes. Break Free, 4pp, n.d.: 23, in PP 1504. – Break free – of print on paper as well! – J.Z., 27.4.98

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Temporary platform, 3pp, in PP 1382/85: 1.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, The Libertarian Alternative, Libertarianism, A Political Philosophy whose Time Has Come, 2pp: 147, in PP 1515.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, The Libertarian Party Represents You! 4pp, n.d.: 14, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, The Libertarian Party. The ONLY political party that wants to change the drug laws! 6pp: 7, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, The New Children’s Rights Plank, 1p, 83, in PP 1373/75: 53.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, THE, 4th of July, In Celebration of Liberty, 4pp leaflet, year not given, in PP 1425: 120.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Washington, D.C., Q & A about the Libertarian Party, n.d., 12pp, in PP 1239.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, What Is the L.P.?, 1986, 4pp: 3, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Why Join the National L.P.? 4pp: 9, in PP 1504.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY, Yes, by R.F. & J.T., 1972, 1p; No, by John BROTSCHOL, 1972, 1p, in PP 1,027.

LIBERTARIAN PEACE MOVEMENT, A short notice only with some links, ½ page , in PP 1541/42.

LIBERTARIAN PERIODICALS, directory to ca. 130, compiled by Jim Stumm, August 1985, 29x, in PP 594. (For other & later issues see under Directories.)

LIBERTARIAN POLITICAL ACTION, Advice on Effective Campaigning, n.d., no author, 55pp, in PP 967.

LIBERTARIAN POLITICS, PP 608.

LIBERTARIAN POLLUTION CONTROL, PP 1052-61 (LA Economic Notes 26), see POLLUTION.

LIBERTARIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, 1p, 24x in PP 12, list of publications, 1970, pp 81-82 of PP 13, 24x.

LIBERTARIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, THE, Listing, 1p: 167, in PP 1457/62. – Help to make all these and other libertarian periodicals permanently and cheaply accessible, at least on microfiche! – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN PRESS, 2pp leaflet on Hans F. Sennholz: Money and Freedom, in PP 791.

LIBERTARIAN PRESS, Appeals, Challenges, Circulars & Open Letters of John Zube to the Libertarian Press regarding its microfilm options, in PP 907-910. Responses? Mostly dead silence! It seems that most would rather be dead than be seen cheaply, completely and permanently but on microfilm only. And, as paper addicts, they manage to ignore the fact that at their expense they could have, from microfilm, all the paper print outs they want. At the same time, they love to be merely mentioned or quoted, however incompletely and distortedly, by the mass media, in SF books and on the microfilm of entertainment films. I have not yet understood their apathetic attitude in this respect. Do they see in microfilms an admission of their failures & of the unprofitability of most of their efforts? Why do they expect instant profitability from microfilm editions, which they do not expect from paper editions? And if all freedom efforts were to be directed by financial profits only, how many would have been undertaken and would have persisted? Why are they not satisfied with making all their o.o.p. editions available at least in this format – and all the material that they cannot afford to print on paper? Is some sort of intellectual snobbery involved? Are they blinded by the promises of the computer industry and the hopes and predictions of computer fans? Then why do they ignore the fact that microfilms and computers have long been intermarried in scanning and print-out options and data storage, in which microfilm has been very cost effective. Is envy involved that they have been outproduced on microfilm and that their paper avalanches have often to be micrographically reduced? Does it mean nothing to them, not even a news article, that an individual like me can out-produce them, when resorting to microfilm? Do they believe that the number of titles sold means so much more than the number of titles permanently offered on demand? Have they learned nothing from the rarity of libertarian titles in new and second hand book stores, in public and private libraries? Are they so involved with their paper tigers that they cannot stand back and view them objectively? Are they afraid that large donations might disappear, once they resort to as affordable a medium? I cannot work them out, although I once was one of them. When the micrographic options were finally pointed out to me, I jumped for them. Why don’t they? Please, do send me your answers for filming. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN PROPHETRESS ALICE LENCHINA or: Maximum Extension of the Principle of Religious Freedom and Tolerance, 2pp, 1965, in 3. See On Panarchy, Competing Governments, Experimental Freedom, Exterritorial Organization, Personal Law, Tolerance, etc.

LIBERTARIAN PUBLISHERS, Bombay, 1p literature list, 24x in PP 50-54, 1970 list of publications, 1p, 24x, in PP 106.

LIBERTARIAN REPORTER, THE, The Journal of the LP of Canada, I/1: Dec. 89; II/i: Jan. 90; II/2: Feb. 90; II/3/4: March/April 90; II/2: Nov. 90; II/3: May 91, 38pp, in PP 1271.

LIBERTARIAN REPRINTS, LIBERTARIAN ALLIANCE, No. 12: Chris Cooper, Crocodile Fears: On the Opposition to a Free Market in Broadcasting, 2pp, 29x, in PP 864, Nos. 1-9, 11, 28pp, 29x, in PP 696. See also PP 1052-61. – Croc Tears???

LIBERTARIAN REPUBLICAN ALLIANCE, 8pp, 29x, in PP 867.

LIBERTARIAN REPUBLICAN ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, LROC, PP 1171.

LIBERTARIAN REPUBLICANS, A Vision of Liberty, Platform Planks for a New Republican Majority, n.d., 35pp, in PP 975.

LIBERTARIAN REVIEW, Australia, literature list, 10pp, 24x, in PP 50-54. I doubt that this supplier is still operating. – J.Z., 94.

LIBERTARIAN REVIEW, Mona Vale, N.S.W. several 1977 book reviews, in PP 1347: MISES, LUDWIG VON, The Anti-Capitalist Mentality: 120. FRASER INSTITUTE, The Illusion of Wage and Price Control – Essays on Inflation, its Causes and its Cures: 121. IEA, Not from Benevolence, 122. FRASER INSTITUTE, Rent Control – A Popular Paradox: 123. HAYEK, F.A., Full Employment at any Price? IEA: 124. – I think its business was first taken over by Centre 2000 and then by COMMENTARY BOOKS, which still exists, as far as I know. – J.Z., 9/97.

LIBERTARIAN REVIEW, Washington, III/10, Oct. 74 – IV/5, May 75; IV/9, Sep. 75 – IV/11, Nov. 75, 146 pages, in PP 1367/68.

LIBERTARIAN REVISIONIST ZINE, No. 9 & 10, 4pp, in PP 1418: 53 & 86.

LIBERTARIAN REVOLUTION, FINANCING, PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIAN REVOLUTION, See: BAKER, ROBERT P., Some Aspects of Libertarian Revolution, 12pp, in PP 274: 104.

LIBERTARIAN REVOLUTION: GROSSGERB, MICHAEL, July 4: A LIBERTARIAN REVOLUTION, 1p, in PP 1378/81: 357.

LIBERTARIAN SCIENCE FICTION: FOREST 1994 SF COMPETION: Book: Invasion of the Liberty Snatchers, 7 stories, introduced by George Hay: Here only a 2pp leaflet, sent by L.A., London, in PP 1430/31: III. – MCLEOD, KEN, The Star Fraction, 1995 SF book, pointed out by L.A., London, 1p, in PP 1430/31: IV., in PP 1432/39. – In my FREEDOM BIBLIOGRAPHY, in the works, I attempt to include an as complete listing of libertarian SF titles as possible. – Please, submit your favourite titles and their details, preferable on disk. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN SOCIALISM, CAPITALISM, TOTALITARIANISM & LIBERTARIAN SOCIALISM, PP 542.

LIBERTARIAN SOCIALISM, See: LOUDON, TREVOR, Psst, Buddy, Wanna Buy some Libertarian Socialism? 2pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 166.

LIBERTARIAN SOCIALIST ORGANIZATION & LIBERTARIAN WORKERS FOR A SELF-MANAGED SOCIETY, A New Society: The Anarchist Alternative, 6pp, n.d., ca. 1994: 91, in PP 1493.

LIBERTARIAN SOLUTIONS TO CRUCIAL SOCIAL ISSUES, PP 290.

LIBERTARIAN SPECTRUM, THE, 1973, 3pp, in PP 274.

LIBERTARIAN STUDENT CLUBS WWW NETWORK, Home Page only, 1p, in PP 1535: 168.

LIBERTARIAN TALK SHOW, See: ISENBERG, TOM, Libertarian Talk Show: Let’s Make it Happen! 1p, in PP 493.

LIBERTARIAN TRADITION, VOLUNTARYISM, PP 852.

LIBERTARIAN TRANSITION CAUCUS NEWSLETTER, Sep. – Oct. 1985, 4pp, in PP 999.

LIBERTARIAN UTOPIA, PP 20/21, 420, 650, 872.

LIBERTARIAN VANGUARD, San Francisco, published by the Radical Caucus of the LP, incomplete: I/3: 8/79, with special supplement; II/6:June81; No. 21: Aug. 82 to No. 28, Feb/March 84, a total of 160pp, in PP 1296/97.

LIBERTARIAN VIEWPOINT, LP of Georgia, n.d., no number, 4pp, contains unsigned 3pp article: On Taxation, Crime and Liberty, in PP 1270.

LIBERTARIAN WORKERS FOR A SELF – MANAGED SOCIETY, God, Ruler and Country. (The most common excuses for mass murder since the beginning of time.) No date, 2pp leaflet on the Gulf War, in PP 1255.

LIBERTARIAN WORKERS FOR A SELF – MANAGED SOCIETY, Melbourne, Towards an Anarchist Society, Position and Activities 95, 16pp, in PP 1254.

LIBERTARIAN WORKERS FOR A SELF-MANAGED SOCIETY & ANARCHIST MEDIA INSTITUTE, Melbourne, Anarchism towards the 21st Century, 32pp, n.d., distribute 1995, in PP 1229.

LIBERTARIAN WORKERS FOR A SELF-MANAGED SOCIETY, Anarchists: Yesterday’s People, using yesterday’s strategies to change yesterday’s society, 4pp leaflet, June 89, 29x, in PP 873.

LIBERTARIAN WORKERS FOR A SELF-MANAGED SOCIETY, Melbourne, PP 423. So far they are still rather authoritarian in their insistence that their primitive anarchist programme, of equal wages & equal decision making power, is the only rightful and possible one and must be realized, willy nilly, for all people. I’d be glad to hear about any mellowing or change of mind. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIAN YEARBOOK 1972, ed. by Serrins/McCaffrey & Frazier, 132pp, in PP 274.

LIBERTARIAN YEARBOOK, 1972, 132pp, ed. by BARRY J. SERRINS, VINCENT MCCAFFREY & MARK C. FRAZIER, in PP 274.

LIBERTARIAN, NORTH COUNTY, Newsletter of the LP of Wisconsin, Fall 85 (III/2), 13pp, in PP 494.

LIBERTARIAN, Published by the Libertarian Society at Sydney University, No. 3, Jan. 1960, 19pp: 85, in PP 1471.

LIBERTARIAN, THE GEORGIA, Cartersville, GA, A publication of the LP of Georgia, 12/2, Oct. 84 & 13/1, Jan. 85, 32pp, in PP 499.

LIBERTARIAN, THE MICHIGAN, VI/3, April 78, 12pp, in PP 499.

LIBERTARIAN, THE, Greenville, S.C., V/5, Nov. 1925. Special Georgist issue, the only one on hand. 93 pp: 1, in PP 1477.

LIBERTARIAN, THE, LP of New Mexico, Feb. 13, 1987, 8pp, in PP 1270.

LIBERTARIAN, THE, Taxation is Theft, 3pp leaflet, Australia, n.d., no author, distributed when the Workers Party was active in Australia, in PP 1257.

LIBERTARIAN, THE, Wenonah, N.J., Monthly Journal of Ideas, ed. By Lillian R. Boehme, incomplete. Here only Vol. III, Nos. 1-12, Nov. 1967 – October 1968, 92pp, & Vol. IV, No. 3, Jan. 69, 9pp. Only copies of this journal, while it was in A4 format, that are on hand, in PP 1,031. Dec. 69, Feb. 70 – Aug. 70, Oct. 70 – May 71, ca. 420pp, in PP 1138. Can you add some of the missing issues? During all my searches I only ever saw these copies once, in one private library. As if such journals were produced to remain out of sight and forgotten. – J.Z.

LIBERTARIANISM – ROOTS, A 1p chart, by? date? source? On the tradition of promoting individual liberty over political authority, in PP 1269.

LIBERTARIANISM & COMMON LAW, PP 1052-61 (LA Legal Notes 10), see COMMON LAW, LAW, NATURAL LAW.

LIBERTARIANISM AND AYN RAND, See: CHILDS, ROY A, Jr., Ayn Rand and the Libertarian Movement, 5pp, in PP 277/278: 88 & 100. LIBERTARIANISM vs. CONSERVATISM, PP 1052-61 (LA Pamphlets 14).

LIBERTARIANISM, PHONY, PP 369.

LIBERTARIANISM, PP 165, 167, 174 – 176, 182, 212/13, 290, 369, 384/5, 391, 416, 418/19(pp194 & 209), 542, 596/98, 633, 696/7, 861, 916, 957, 967, 975, 995, 999, 1006, 1018 – 1020, 1034, 1052-61 (E.g.: LA Personal Perspectives 4, Political Notes 32, LA Philosophical Notes 21 & LA Pamphlets 14, LA Libertarian Heritage 5), 1098, 1112, 1146, 1158,

LIBERTARIANISM, See: ROGGE, BENJAMIN A., The Libertarian Philosophy, 5pp: 92, in PP 1529- 33.

LIBERTARIANS FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS, 1p, in PP 1378/81: 129.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Abortion and the Question of the Person, 3pp, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, An Open Letter to All Libertarians, 1978, by Doris Gordon, 1p, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Biological Facts and the Abortion Issue, 1p, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, If the Unborn Child Is a Person, Entitled to Rights, Abortion Is Aggression, 2pp, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, LFL Reports 1, 4-9, from ca. 1982 – 93, with 27 other anti-abortion contributions, 125pp, in PP 1,121.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Questionaire, 1p, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Sovereignty and Liberty, 3pp, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, The Abortion Debate from the Libertarian Pro-Life Perspective, 15pp, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Two Questions, a leaflet, 2pp, 29x, in PP 424.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Why Do Parents Have the Obligation to Care for their Children, Born and Unborn? 3pp, 36x, in PP 61-63.

LIBERTARIANS FOR LIFE, Why the Statement “A Woman has the Right to Control her Own Body” Begs the Basic Question in the Abortion Debate, 2pp, 36x, in PP 61-63. (For years I have collected more material for the case against abortion, on demand and for the sake of convenience, rather than in the few real life-saving cases, where otherwise both would perish, and apart from spontaneous abortion. But only recently did I get around to combining some of this material, mostly from LFL, in one special PP No. 1121, 125pp. If you were to send me more photo-ready material on this then this would, most likely, appear sooner or later, too, on one of my microfiche. If you want it added soon, as a filler for other fiche, just say so. My own longest contribution to this subject, so far, can be found in Peace Plans No. 15. Abortion outdoes even wars and totalitarianism as a

LIBERTARIANS IN ACTION, News of the LP of Iowa, Nov/Dec. 78 & April 79, 12pp, in PP 1271.

LIBERTARIANS ON GOVERNMENT, Some harsh words by…, leaflet by LABADIE, JOE, 1p, in PP 1393: 50.

LIBERTARIANS ON THE AIR, Links to US Libertarian Radio Programmes, 3pp, in PP 1541/42. – Hopefully, someone will record all these programmes and make them accessible to those unable

LIBERTARIANS, 914, 1952-61 (Young et al, Tories, Toughies & Libertarians),.

LIBERTARIANS, THE GREAT, PP 220/21.

LIBERTARIANZ, More Freedom, Less Government, A Political Party like no other, 1p adv. for new N.Z. party, in PP 1336 – 39: 496.

LIBERTAS REVIEW, 3 samples, 5/3, 6/1&2, 12pp, published by SLL, 24x, in PP 182.

LIBERTAS, Santa Ana, I/1, I/6, n.d., II/1 (Sep. 70) – II/5 (Dec. 70), III/1 (Jan. 71), 53pp, editors: John C. Schureman, Doug Kennel, Patrick Dowd, in PP 1133.

LIBERTE, LP of Canada, No. 37, Winter 1978, 4pp, in PP 1401: 141.

LIBERTINES, PP 369.

LIBERTINISM, See: SHEPARD, OLIVIA F., Libertinism, ca. 3pp: 78, in PP 1481.

LIBERTY & DISCIPLINE, PP 1074.

LIBERTY & LABOR, PP 1074.

LIBERTY & LAW, PP 1074.

LIBERTY & MACHINERY, PP 1074.

LIBERTY & MARKET, PP 998.

LIBERTY & NEW LEFT, PP 984.

LIBERTY & OPPORTUNITY, PP 1074.

LIBERTY & PROPERTY, PP 1074,

LIBERTY & RESPONSIBILITY, PP 1074.

LIBERTY & TAXATION, PP 975.

LIBERTY & THE GREAT LIBERTARIANS, An Anthology on Liberty, A Hand-book of Freedom, by C.T. Sprading, PP 220/21.

LIBERTY ADVANCEMENT, A LEARNING, NOT A SELLING PROBLEM, PP 246. Read had not learnt nor has FEE by now, that learning requires not just some but sufficient to complete learning resources. In print on paper FEE could not bring sufficient together of this, in close to 50 years of great and expensive efforts. Altogether it is likely to have collected and spend millions of dollars on print on paper. Micrographically it could have come close to this degree of perfection. But so far it has not produced a single microfiche or owns a single microfiche reading machine. Almost all of the other, by now ca. 60 libertarian think tanks, seem to be intent on repeating this mistake. When the learning source is almost complete and functioning as a light tower, its services will almost sell themselves. And it is much cheaper to see the light by the light of a reading machine. – J.Z.

LIBERTY ADVENTURE, PP 962.

LIBERTY AMENDMENT & 2 notes from JAG, 1p, n.d., in PP 895 & 926; 974. With comment by John Zube, 1p, 1966, 24x, in PP 8.

LIBERTY AMENDMENT COMMITTEE, How to Win 45 Battles at once, 6pp, 29x, in PP 484. For a longer treatment see: HERBSTREITH, LLOYD G. LIBERTY AMENDMENT, PP 8, 484, 895, 926, 974, 1046. See Herbstreith.

LIBERTY AMENDMENT, THE, 1p, in PP 1268.

LIBERTY AND PROPERTY DEFENCE LEAGUE, Property in Land, n.d., no author, 13pp, ca. 1898, in PP 1,039.

LIBERTY BOOKS FOR SALE, see BOOKLISTS. I have still a box full of booklists on hand, that I intend to film, sooner or later. And I do intend to film the CIRA Bulletins & LITERATURE OF LIBERTY by the IHS. – J.Z.

LIBERTY BOOKS, 2pp leaflet, 36x, in PP 654.

LIBERTY ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE, Volumes I & II, Abauzit – Collins, edited by E. Haldeman-Julius, assoc. editor John W. Gunn, 1934, 256pp, all on hand! In PP 1213.

LIBERTY FOR LABOUR, PP 202, Compare Unions, Licensing, Franchising, Minimum Wages, Monetary Freedom.

LIBERTY FUND, Inc., introductory leaflet, 14pp: 118, in PP 1474.

LIBERTY FUND, Inc., Liberty Press/ Liberty Classics, New and Recent Books, n.d., 2pp leaflet, in PP 1232. They keep all their titles in print and offer them very cheaply in very readable type. Thus there is no urgency about getting their titles on fiche. – J.Z.

LIBERTY FUND, Inc., to ZUBE, JOHN, reply by Prof. J. Charles KING, 16 Nov. 81, 1p, in PP 907-910.

LIBERTY INDEX, THE, A Scale for Objectively Evaluating Social Liberty, PP 975 & 995.

LIBERTY INSTITUTE, THE, Conference program, yr.? 1p, in PP 1334/35: 223.

LIBERTY LETTER, Washington, No. 69, Oct. 66, 6pp, in PP 1312/1314: 366-371.

LIBERTY LINKS, A Collection of Links to a Variety of Information Sources, organizations, and people, 2pp, 1998: 169. Webmaster@www.spinnaker.com

 

LIBERTY NEWS SERVICE, S.A., 2 news releases, Sept. 86 & Dec. 86, 2pp, in PP 861.

LIBERTY No. 6, Spring 1979, For Freedom Loving Book Worms, 56pp, 29x, in PP 316-318.

LIBERTY PRESS, LIBERTY CLASSICS, 3pp literature list, 24x, in PP 50-54. 1979 catalog, 28pp, 29x, in PP 300. (They offer their books very cheap – but how much cheaper could they have offered them and how many more could they have produced – if only they had used microfiche instead? J.Z., 5/89.)

LIBERTY RECLAIMED, PP 995.

LIBERTY RESEARCH, Sydney, 1p introductory leaflet, 29x, in PP 424. 2pp leaflet, for peace without surrender, 36x, in PP 654.

LIBERTY TODAY, Libertarian Party, undated, Fall 89, Summer 90, 16pp, including various versions, in PP 1378/81: 436.

LIBERTY TREE NETWORK, adv., 1p, from REASON, 4/88, on tax resistance titles, 29x, in PP 905.

LIBERTY TREE, Review & Catalogue, vol. VIII, No. 2, 1994/95, with some letters and leaflets of THE INDEPENDENCE INSTITUTE, Oakland, lead by David J. Theroux, 29pp, in PP 1233.

LIBERTY TREE, Treasures of Liberty & Bestsellers from Liberty Tree, 2pp, leaflet, 29x, in PP 921.

LIBERTY UP, POLITICS DOWN, PP 174 – 176.

LIBERTY vs. TYRANNY, PP 975,

LIBERTY WORLD, PP 730.

LIBERTY, 1881 – 1908, A Comprehensive Index, to B.R. Tucker’s main anarchist production, compiled by MCELROY, WENDY, 1982, 162pp, in PP 960. (This printing job was not one of Michael Coughlin’s better jobs. The print is often too faint for my liking. I used up 2 expensive bound copies for this filming, selecting the somewhat better pages and the outcome is still not good. I may have to refilm the lot from the typed copy, of which I have a photocopy. – J.Z.)

LIBERTY, A LOST BLESSING? PP 1074.

LIBERTY, Boston, 1881-1908, Nos. 1-403, edited by B.R. TUCKER, 3610pp, including the German issue LIBERTAS, Nr. 1-8, 1888, partly 29x, partly 24x in PP 247-273, 27 microfiche. A 77 page contents listing is reproduced in PP 247. (For $ 27 this is still the cheapest microfilm reproduction of Tucker’s classic magazine that is on the market. Several other and more expensive microfilm editions are offered by others microfilm publishers. As far as I know, the expensive paper reprint is out of print. J.Z., 5/89.)

LIBERTY, Boston, February 1906, sample issue, 58pp, 24x, in PP 209.

LIBERTY, BOSTON, TUCKER, see MacElroy’s Index.

LIBERTY, DECLINE IN ENGLAND, PP 839,

LIBERTY, DEFINITION, PP 1038. See SLOGANS FOR LIBERTY.

LIBERTY, DISAPPOINTMENT OF, PP 1074.

LIBERTY, ENEMIES OF, PP 839.

LIBERTY, FOUNDATIONS, PP 372.

LIBERTY, FUNDAMENTALS, PP 1039.

LIBERTY, HISTORY OF, SHORT, PP 957.

LIBERTY, LEGACY OF TRUTH, PP 305.

LIBERTY, Letters to Liberty, 5pp, May 1996, in PP 1538: 148.

LIBERTY, LIMITS, PP 202 (Donithorpe),

LIBERTY, London, Nov. 1895, reviewing: Ten Men of Money Island, by Seymour F. Norton, appendix by Henry Seymour, 2pp, in PP 806.

LIBERTY, London: Censored, Freedom of Expression & Human Rights, 1p flyer for 8th report, in PP 1281/82.

LIBERTY, MORALITY, PP 959

LIBERTY, ODE TO, by Henry George, PP 625.

LIBERTY, OPPORTUNITY, PP 959,

LIBERTY, PATH TO ITS RECOVERY, PP 206, 16-18, 61-63, 399-401, 1036. See Strategies, Tactics.

LIBERTY, Port Townsend, Why Liberty? 1p flyer, in PP 1,021. – LIBERTY has appeared, successfully, for several years and become perhaps the first or second most important or most widely spread radical libertarian printed periodical. According to some, it has become better and remained more radical than REASON. The few copies that I saw, seemed to contain mainly general and philosophical articles rather than programs for action. Alas, it has so far shown no interest in getting its back issues microfilmed and I did not get around to meet its publishers during my U.S. trip. It seems that one get so involved with just getting the next issue out that one never gets around to keeping all back issues in print, at least on microfiche. It is a shame that they do not make such an encyclopedic information offer, with all their back issues, readily available on microfilm – and sufficiently indexed by one or several of their fans on PCs. Back issues of REASON are available on microfilm – but only from University Microfilms. – J.Z.

LIBERTY, PP 174 – 176, 202, 242, 396/97, 408, 571, 607, 696, 711, 838, 890, 959, 975, 987, 1020, see Anarchism, INDIVIDUALISM, FREEDOM, LIBERTARIANISM, HUMAN RIGHTS etc.

LIBERTY, San Francisco, The Voice of the Students For a Libertarian Society, 9/79; 10/79; 11/78; 1/80; 2/80; 81 pp, including some text enlargements, in PP 1514: 1. – If I could get good enough photocopies of them, I would love to reproduce all issues of this periodical. – J.Z.

LIBERTY, Sept./Oct. 1978, the voice of Students for a Libertarian Society, sample, 14pp, in PP 814.

LIBERTY, TWO PATHS TO, PP 1036.

LIBERTY, vol. I, No.1, Summer 1974, sample. (An attempt to revive Tucker’s Liberty.) 12pp, 29x, in PP 677.

LIBERTYTOWN FORUM, Lexington, KY, “A Reader Participation Newsletter”… “To facilitate the discussion of the creation of libertarian communities…”, I/1, April 1988, I/2, June / July 1988 & I/3, August-September 1988, last issue, 35pp, in PP 1465. – On microfiche all such projects could and should be discussed in details. On print in paper the discussion ended all too soon. – J.Z.

LIBRARIE FELIX ALCAN, Catalog, 1912, indexed, 36pp, in PP 1196.

LIBRARIES ON FICHE, PP 647.

LIBRARIES, PRIVATE, PP 202, 1127/28 (Mercantile Library, Cincinnati). This one and the following were very helpful to me in collecting more material for LMP, in my 90/91 trip: ANARCHIST COLLECTION OF NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, Evanston (a priv.U.), FREEDOM SCHOOL LIBRARY, the ones of MICHAEL GREENE, MICHAEL COUGHLIN, ROBERT SAGEHORN, JACK SANDERS, JERROLD HILL, CARLOTTA ANDERSON, FRED FOLDVARY, SPENCER HEATH MACCALLUM, MIKE GUNDERLOY, BETTINA GREAVES, EDMUND OPITZ, TRACY HARMS, VALERIO ISCA, JAMES KOEHNLINE, JON MATONIS, FEE, IHS, the HENRY GEORGE SCHOOL in N.Y., ROBERT SWAN, LILLY SCHORR, DON WERKHEISER, SIEGFRIED SCHWENKE, TOM GRECO, THEO MEGALLI, UWE TIMM, HOWARD ONSTOTT, LORRAINE PERLMAN, KEN RIGGS, BOB SHEA, DAVE TYSON, JARRET B. WOLLSTEIN, PAT PETERSON, ROBERT SCHALKENBACH FOUNDATION, BEN BEST, HEARTLAND INSTITUTE, PAUL BILZI, JIM STUMM, ECKARD DUEWAL. – My heartfelt thanks to all of them, & to others I forgot to mention here. I would still like access to many more like these, but at least to those of KENNETH GREGG, JOHN KRESNAR, THE AGORIST INSTITUTE, CIRA, ISH, CHRIS TAME, SEK III & S.E. PARKER, and am still waiting for some photocopies of rare works from the libraries of ROBERT CARNAGHAN, MARK SULLIVAN and JIM PERON.

LIBRARIES, See: JOHNSON, THOMAS L., Socialist Libraries, 1p, in PP 279.

LIBRARIES, See: JOHNSON, THOMAS L., Socialist libraries, 1p, in PP 279: 46. – Short note on 3 libertarian libraries: A.P.E.S. and LPVA & Alderman Libraries, ibid, p. 50.

LIBRARIES: CARLSON, OLIVER, A Slanted Guide to Library Selections, 3pp, in PP 1411/12: 239. – On how a little old lady, Miss Helen E. Hains, a librarian’s librarian, with her guides, largely determined which titles go into public libraries! – Most librarians are government “educated”. Need on say more? Micrographically or on text only CD-ROMs, book lovers could have easy and affordable access to all books – and could provide it for themselves, making themselves independent from professional librarians, publishers and book traders, their prejudices and book sale speculations. – Alas, most book lovers are still not enlightened enough for that. – J.Z.

LIBRARIES: POOLE, ROBERT, Innovations Make Public Libraries Obsolete, 1p, in PP 1378/81: 390. – I can only wish that libertarians and anarchists, at least, would care for their kinds of literature enough to provide a comprehensive library and information service for themselves, using alternative and affordable technologies. So far, they have almost criminally neglected their moral obligations and technical opportunities in this sphere. “Noblesse oblige!” If provided on microfiche then duplicates could be cheaply and fast enough for most purposes sent by sea mail all over the world. A distribution centre in each major country could speed things up a bit more. If they were also microfiche publishing centres and exchanged with each other, they collections could grow fast. See my pamphlet: A Libertarian Information Paradise – Is Without Our Reach, 1989, 8pp, in PP 873 & 875 and, sometimes, available in photocopy. – Has “reason” had enough reason to produce an accumulated alphabetical index? I would gladly microfiche it for them and myself and others who might be interested. – I have a number of objections against that magazine but not that they failed to arrange for its microfiching. It’s done, I believe, through University Microfilms. – They allowed me to fiche their FRONTLINES newsletter. – J.Z., 9.10.97.

LIBRARY OF TRUTH, DENVER, CO, Obsessed with Gold? An adv., in FACTSHEET FIVE, No. 32.

LIBRARY SERVICES OF CIRA, PP 415p132.

LIBRERIA UNDERGROUND, Catalogo 5, 12pp, 29x, in PP 728.

LIBSIG! The Libertarian SIG Newsletter, Sept. – Oct. 1978, V/5, 4pp, with 1p introductory letter: The International Libertarian Special Interest Group in Mensa. In PP 1161. July 1987, 20pp, in PP 1124. Has this group been very productive? Creativity and judgment indexes might be more helpful than I.Q.s. – J.Z.

LICENSING, COMPULSORY, PP 918, 1000, 1104/05,

LICENSING, COMPULSORY, See: MACBRIDE, ROGER LEA, Licensing, 2pp: 153, in PP 1506/07.

LICENSING, COMPULSORY, See: RICHMAN, SHELDON, Do We Need The Government’s Permission For Everything? 1p from CHALCEDON REPORT, Dec. 97, 824, in PP 1457/62.

LICHTENBERG, G.CH., Aphorismen, 1 S., in PP 1328.

LIDDLE, TERRY, Nicaragua: A Suitable Case for Demystification, L.A. pamphlet No. 6, 19pp, 29x, in PP 695. Also, n.d., 18pp, LA Pamphlets No. 4, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LIDDLE, TERRY, The Right to Smoke: A Socialist View, 1989, a FOREST publication, 14pp, in PP 1191.

LIDDLE, TERRY, William Morris (1834-1896): Critic of State Socialism, LIBERTARIAN HERITAGE No. 17, 2pp: 47, in PP 1487.

LIEB, HERMANN, The Initiative and Referendum, 1902, 178pp, in PP 1087.

LIEBERMAN, JETHRO, The Relativity of Injury, PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 7, 1977, 60-73, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p216. Headed: Nozick’s Legal Code.

LIEBERMAN, STANLEY, Biological Determinism, 2pp, in PP 1111.

LIEBERMAN, STANLEY, Review of MACHAN, TIBOR R., Human Rights and Human Liberties, 4pp, in PP 1124.

LIEBERMAN, STANLEY, The Proper Study of Mankind, 2pp, a criticism of Desmond Morris, The Naked Ape, pointing out that ca. 35 million years of evolution have separated us. In PP ???

LIEBERMAN, STANLEY, The Proprietary Community, 1972, 2pp, 24x, in PP 107-108.

LIEBERMAN, STANLEY, The Proprietary Community, 2pp, in PP 1111.

LIES, 1036.

LIES, See: NEFF, RONN, The Liar is a Thief, 4pp: 441, in PP 1457/62. – Anarchist-Objectivist. – BISSELL, ROGER, To Catch a Thief, 6pp: 520, in PP 1457/62. – An objectivist discussion of NEFF, RON, The Liar Is A Thief. Mr. Neff Replies, 1p: 527.

LIEVEN, ANATOL, Rag-tag Chechens give invaders a lesson in discipline, 1p clipping, 95: 104, in PP 1471. – Of some interest to fans of ideal militias.

LIFE AND LIBERTY, North Plainfield, N.J., I/1=April/Mai 70; I/4=Oct/Nov. 70 & I/5=Dec./Jan. 70/71, 48pp, in PP 1287/89p581.

LIFE EXTENSION REPORT, VII/4-5 & IX/12 = April May 87 & December 89, 26pp, in PP 993.

LIFE EXTENSION, see Cryonics, in PP 937-953, see e.g. PP 47, 902, LONGEVITY BOOKS, LONGEVITY REPORT, CANADIAN CRYONICS.

LIFE EXTENSION, see LONGEVITY.

LIFE EXTENTION, See: HAYFLICK LIMIT BROKEN, Clipping of 15.1.98: 828, in PP 1457/62: – Life Extension & Cell Reproduction Limit. – And some people still believe that there are never any good news! – J.Z.

LIFE PLUS, Nutrient Supply Co., 2pp flyer, in PP 1371/72: 417.

LIFHAS, Libertarian Foundation for Human Assistance, 2pp leaflet, in PP 997.

LIGGIO LEONARD P., Early Anti-Imperialism, 19pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., AHA Convention, 1p, 36x, in PP 369.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., European Politics, 2pp, in PP 1312/1314: 123.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., FDP: Neo-liberals in German Politics, 1p, 36x, in PP 369.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Highway Robbery, 2pp against taxation, in PP 1432/1439: 1089.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., International Libertarianism, 8pp: 243, in PP 1506/07.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Isolationism Reconsidered, 7pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Isolationism, Old and New, 17pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Legal History. Review essay, 2pp: 114, in PP 1463/64.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Liberated Zone, view on S.D.S., with Rothbard’s discussion contribution, 3pp, 36x, in PP 369.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Massacres in Vietnam, 2pp, 36x, in PP 369.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Mises and History, 2pp, in PP 1312/1314: 115. – See also his LITERATURE OF LIBERTY.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Native Americans and Property Rights, Part I, 2pp, 36x, in PP 369.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Palefaces or Redskins: A Profile of Americans, 13pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Review of: 1. KOLKO, GABRIEL, The Politics of War: The World and U.S. Foreign Policy, 1943-45, Random House, 1968; 2. LEVIN, N.GORDON Jr., Woodrow Wilson & World Politics, OUP, 1968; 3. MAYER, ARNO J., Politics & Diplomacy of Peacemaking, Containment and Counter-revolution at Versailles, 1918-1919, Alfred A. Knopf, 1967, 5pp: 65, in PP 1501.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., The Czech Crisis, Part I: The Eastern European Roots, 2pp, & Part II, The Prague Spring… and after, conclusion, 3pp, 36x, in PP 369.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., The State of the Movement, 4pp, 36x, in PP 369. (On New Left.)

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Vietnam and the Republicans, 5pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Vietnam: Teach-Ins, 6pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD P., Why the Futile Crusade? 41pp, in PP 984.

LIGGIO, LEONARD, Impure Anarchism – Left and Right, 1p, in PP 1158.- See also LITERATURE OF LIBERTY. Many to most of the unsigned reviews or at least of the editorials may be his. – J.Z.

LIGT, BART de, Revolution, Anarchism and Anti-Militarism, 6pp, 36x, in PP 412, p254.

LIGUE DES DROITS DE L’HOMME, Complement a la Declaration des Droits de l’homme, 1936, 14 articles, with translation by H.G. Wells, 48x, in Pp 589/590.

LILIENCRON, DETLEV, Freiherr von, Moderne Stoffe, 1889, 2 S. ueber zwei Novellen von J.H. Mackay, in PP 1327: 104.

LILIENTHAL, ALFRED M., A New Look at the Zionist State of Israel, 2pp review of 4 books on the subject by NOAM CHOMSKY, FRANK H. EPP, WALTER LAQUEUR & DALE R. TAHINEN, in PP 1367/68: 45.

LILLEY, PETER & BRITTAN, SAMUEL, 1351 – and the First English Incomes Policy, 1978, CIS, 5pp, 29x, in PP 396.

LILLEY, PETER & BRITTAN, SAMUEL, Incomes Policy – the Case Against, 1978, CIS, 13pp, 29x, in PP 397.

LILLEY, PETER & BRITTAN, SAMUEL, The 16th Century: Elizabethan Direction of Labour, 1978, CIS, 4pp, 29x, in PP 396.

LILLEY, VIC, The role of image-enabled COM in modern document management systems, 1995, 2pp, in PP 1262. A development in micrographics.

LIMBAUGH, RUSH, Why the Liberals Fear me, 2pp, in PP 1336/39: 277.

LIMIT!, Brooklyn, The National Newsletter of the Libertarian Republican Alliance, all too incomplete, 1975 – 1978, 207pp, all on hand. Mentions many addresses and titles, especially libertarian SF, in PP 1311 : 1-207. – Part of I/7-9, I/10-12, II/1-12, III/1 & 2, 11, IV/1-8, 12, V/1-5.

LIMIT, May 78, Vol. IV, No. 11, sample of the newsletter of THE

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHISM, See: BRAGG, BILL, Proposed Solution to the Anarchist/Limited Government Controversy, 1p: 598, in PP 1457/62.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHISM, See: HALL, NATALEE & AUREOUS, SKYE D’, Letter, Archy vs. Anarchy: The economic factor, 1p: 699, in PP 1457/62.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHISM, See: HOSPERS, JOHN, Anarchy or Limited Government? 1976, 24pp, 117, in PP 1452. – Both – but each only for its supporters! – J.Z.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHISM, See: MYERS, DAVID MICHAEL, Letter, re: Archy & Anarchy: The state of the debate, by TIBOR R. MACHAN, 1972, 1p: 668, in PP 1457/62.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHISM, See: TIBOR R., Archy & Anarchy. The State of the Debate, 1972, 2pp: 638, in PP 1457/62.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHISM, See: WOLLSTEIN, JARRET B., Reply to BRAGG, BILL, Proposed Solution to the Anarchist/Limited Government Controversy, 1p: 599, in PP 1457/62.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT & ANARCHO-CAPITALISM, See: BLOCK, WALTER, Anarcho-capitalism vs. Limited Government, 3pp, in PP 274: 110. – See also: ON PANARCHY, CHILD’S Open Letter to Ayn Rand & my own article on her criticism of “competing governments”. – J.Z.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT, PP 162, 205, 395, 719, 733, 997, 1020, 1028/29, 1034, 1052-61 (LA Historical Notes 10), 1151, see DIBELIUS & HUMBOLDT.

LIMITED GOVERNMENT: ERNSBERGER, DON, Limited Government – Anarchy: A Synthesis, 4pp, in PP 1409/10: 172. – On Rand, Child, competing government.

LIMITED WARFARE AS A STEP TOWARDS PEACE, PP 1 & 2.

LIN, YIH-TAN, YIH-TAN LIN, What They Say, a collection of current Chinese underground publications, photostatically reproduced and accurately translated, published by Institute of Current China Studies, Taipei, R.O.C., 1980, 259pp, in PP 524. Compiled by Yih-Tan Lin.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, A Modest Proposal for 1984, 2pp, in PP 1270.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, Behind the Scenery, An Appreciation of the Restored Version of Lost Horizon, 1937, 132 minutes, director: Frank Capra, 1p, in PP 1132.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, Censorship: The Educator’s Nightmare, 9pp: 161, in PP 1506/07. – KLAUSNER, MANUEL S., Tuition Tax Credits: A Debate Revised, 5pp: 181, in PP 1506/07.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, Secrecy in Grading, 4pp: 61, in PP 1506/07.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, The Loony Bin: Jacques Ellul and the Anti-Technologists, 1983, 7pp, from the Feb. 83 ONTARIO LIBERTARIAN BULLETIN, in PP 1,034.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, The Night that Godot finally Came – A Play in one Act, 2pp, in OPTION, in PP 1,028/29.

LINAWEAVER, BRAD, The Wish, 1p, in PP 1270.

LINCOLN ELECTRICS, 1p, 29x in PP 294-297.

LINCOLN INSTITUTE, Henry George and Sun Yat-Sen: Application and Evolution of their Land Use Doctrine, 1977, 140pp, Lincoln Institute Monograph No. 77-12, in PP 1216.

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, see THOMAS, HENRY, The Beginnings of Real Civilization.

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM: BEALE, HERALD G., Lincoln vs. Liberty, 1p, in PP 1404/06: 227.

LINCOLN, J.C., Should Land Have Selling Value? 16pp, 29x, in PP 502.

LINDAY, MARK, The Terra Libra Superorganism and the Freedom Meme, 4pp:481, in PP 1293/95.

LINDHOLM, RICHARD W., Land Taxation as an Instrument of Land Policy, 21pp, in PP 1216.

LINDSAAR, PEETER, Estonian Cultural Autonomy, 1918 – 1940, 2pp, in PP 1,051. (One could choose which cultural group to belong to. This and more exterritorial autonomy should be offered in Yugoslavia etc. to end the bloodshed by giving each of the warring parties all that they can rightfully ask for. J.Z.)

LINDSAY OF BIRKER, LORD (Michael Lindsay), Control of Disarmament, 4pp, 24x, in PP 3.

LINDSAY, COTTON M., Competition versus Regulation in the Health Care Market: Recent US Experience with Pro-competitive Measures, 14pp, 1986, CIS, 36x, in PP 721.

LINDSAY, COTTON M., The Role of Government in Health Care, 1986, CIS, 20pp, 36x, in PP 721.

LINDSAY, DON, Money. A Token of Honor, 3pp, 1972, in PP 1089.

LINDSAY, ERIC B., Unoriginal Sin – Drugs, 78, 2pp, in PP 1395: 80.

LINDSAY, Eric, On the Liberation of Children, 1973, 2pp, 36x, in PP 714.

LINDSAY, GREG & ALBON, ROBERT, editors, Occupational Regulation and the Public Interest, Competition or Monopoly? 1984, 215pp, indexed, CIS, 29x, in PP 722.

LINDSAY, GREG, Preface to RENT CONTROL, CIS, 1980, 3pp, 29x in PP 387.

LINDSAY, MARK, Build Freedom – Free Sovereign Individual, 1998, home page only, 2pp, in PP 1535: 149.

LINDSTEDT, MARTIN, Principles of Resistance Organization, 4pp, n.d., in PP1534: 126.

LINDZEN, RICHARD, Global Warming – Fact or Fad? R.L. interviewed by Lindsay Perigo, 3pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 316.

LINE & INDEX ON LIBERTY, Not on paper any more: Letter by Ian Sommerfelt Pettersen of 6 Oct. 96, 2pp, in PP 1418: 116.

LINE, Liberty Network newsletter, newsletter for the free mind and the free market, No. 1, March 94, 4pp, in PP 1178, No. 2, May 1994, 4pp, with a letter by Jan Sommerfelt Pettersen, editor, and circular of Line, May 94, 2pp, in PP 1189; No. 3, October 1994, 4pp, in PP 1198.

LINKBETTER, FRIEDA, Bye Spy: Tips for Staying Free & Effective, 2pp, in PP 1318/1319: 10.

LINKS FOR LIBERTARIANS, n.d., 2pp, in PP 1535: 158.

LINTON, MICHAEL, Local Exchange Trading System, 1985, in Lets, 1p, 29x, in PP 741.

LINTON, MICHAEL, The LETSystem, 2pp, in PP 25.

LIPPARD, notes in TC No. 121, of 29 July 84, with comments by John Zube, part of 17pp, 29x, in PP 879.

LIPPMANN, WALTER, Die Atombombe als Erzieherin. National-Zeitung, 104., Jg., Nr. 575 ( 1946?47?), zu einem Artikel von Walter Lippman. – Bis jetzt hat auch sie noch nicht viel “Erziehung” erreicht, allen Wuenschen und Befuerchtungen zum Trotz. Fuer mein Praeventivprogramme, deutsch in PP 399-401, englisch in PP 61-63, besteht immer noch fast gar kein Intersse. Lieber den Atomtod sterben, also sich mit solchen Gedanken, Methoden und Institutionen abgeben? Nicht einmal die hunderte bis tausende von anderen Atomkriegsbuechern, mit ihren noch sehr fehlerhaften “Programmen”, sind bisher wenigstens bibliographisch erfasst worden, so viel ich weiss. – J.Z.

LIPPMANN, WALTER, Economic Planning vs. Liberty, 1937, 2pp, in PP 935.

LIPS, DAVID A. to Pat Peterson, July 6, 1978, criticizing Arthur Shenfield’s view of Anarchism and the Limited State, 3pp, in PP 997.

LIPS, DAVID A., A Critique of the Misean Conception of the State and an Anarchist Alternative, 1978, 9pp, in PP 997.

LIPSCOMB, ED, The Personal Practice of Freedom, FEE, 1952, 29pp, in PP 962.

LIPSON, MICHAEL, New Light on Nukes, 2pp, 1979, in PP 1514: 3. – Opposed.

LIPSON, MICHAEL, Public Utilities on the Road to Serfdom. Electric Monopolies Are the Tools of the Power Elite, 2pp, in PP 1378/81: 403.

LIPSON, MICHAEL, The Prophet Comes down from the Mountain… Carter’s “Born again” Energy Policy, 1p, in PP 1297.

LIPTON, DEAN, A Tale of Two Words, 4pp: 80, in PP 1529- 33. – On “rights” and “equality”.

LIQUIDITY, PP 984.

LIQUOR LAWS: LAWREY, MATTHEW, Puritan Hangover, 1p, on liquor laws, in PP 1336 – 39: 346.

LISICKI, TOM, I Now, 3pp, in PP 1423: 32.

LISSNER, WILL, Introduction to A.J. Nock, 1p, in PP 276.

LISSNER, WILL, Introduction to A.J. Nock, 1p, in PP 276: 110.

LISSNER, WILL, Who Makes Wars? 2pp review, 24x in PP 55.

LIST OF 1000 LIBERTARIAN PROJECTS WHICH REQUIRE COLLABORATION AND DIVISION OF LABOUR TO SUCCEED, PP 20/21.

LIST, FRIEDRICH, Lesestueck, 1851, in Freihandel und Schutzzoll, von Diehl/Mombert, 1914, 29x, in PP 620.

LISTENING, WHO IS? PP 306. I might ask: Who is bothering to read and publish LMP microfiche? I can only lead the horse to the water. – If all the advocates of free market or micro-economics are unable to recognize the micro-benefits of microfiche self-publishing and reading then I can only shake my head, regret this but can do nothing to change their attitude and actions, their addiction to paper in print, or commitment to push-button information only. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LITERATUR DER FREIHEIT, a Freenetwork compilation, 6pp, 29x, in PP 731.

LITERATURE LIST OF LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, LMP, 1978-1998, in the PEACE PLANS series, with sub-series, e.g., ON PANARCHY, I – XVII & SLOGANS FOR LIBERTY, I-IV, as well as publications of the RESEARCH CENTRE FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIALFREEDOM, all titles in PEACE PLANS Nos. 1 -1507, 868 pp, in August 1998, in PP 1508 & 1509.

LITERATURE LISTS, Libertarian Alliance, Update, May- Sept. 93, 2pp; April 94, 20pp, Recent Longer Publications, April 94, 1p, Publications List Update, May- November 94, 2pp, 7 new books available from L.A.: 3pp; 4 new publications for libertarians: 2pp; 10 ITMA publications, also leaflets sent by L.A. on freedom literature offered by other publishers, 4pp, in PP 1281/82.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: A DISTRIBUTION, Anarchist Book Catalogue, January 1993, London, 8pp, in PP 1245.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: ACTON INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION AND LIBERTY, THE, Home Page & List of Occasional Papers, 2pp, in PP1534: 115.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: CATO INSTITUTE, Book List, 2pp, n.d. , in PP 1534: 86. – Many of its titles are listed as no longer in print and are not offered on microfiche, floppies or CDROMs. – See: LAISSEZ FAIRE BOOKS, Rothbard Titles offered by LFB., 2pp, n.d., in PP 1534: 88.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: DEVIN-ADAIR PUBLISHERS, List of Books in Print, with 2 letters by John Zube, 4.5.94 & 8.10.94, 5pp, in PP 1253. No reply was received upon my 2nd letter. The usual stance towards problems is their denial. – J.Z.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: FREEDOM BOOKS, Books on Economic Freedom & on Political Freedom, 1998, 4pp, in PP 1534: 95 .

LITERATURE LISTS, See: FREEDOM’S FORUM BOOKS, 10pp in PP 1287/89. – See: LITTLE BLUE BOOKS.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: FREETHOUGHT BOOKS, The Rationalist Association, Sydney, 10pp, a recent list, in PP 1252. – These “rationalists” are, apparently, not yet sufficiently enlightened about their microfiche options or they are religiously prejudiced in favour of print on paper. – J.Z.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: INDEPENDENCE INSTITUTE, Golden; Left Bank Distribution; Liberty Tree; Libertarian Literary Society; SPUNK PRESS; TERRA LIBRA CATALOG, Jan. 95, 9pp, in PP 1252.

LITERATURE LISTS, See: THOREAU SOCIETY, in PP 1518.

LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, A Review of Contemporary Liberal Thought, Vols. I – V, 1978 – 1982, 2004 pp, 36x reduced, in 7 microfiche, in PP 1199- 1205. I doubt that a better over-view is offered anywhere, by anyone. I was informed that the INSTITUTE OF HUMANE STUDIES has set up a microfiche corner in its library, with a donated fiche reading machine and with the aid of microfiche from LMP (thanks to one donor, SPENCER HEATH MACCALLUM) and from other microfilm publishers, intends to work towards a COMPLETE FREEDOM LIBRARY! Such news SHOULD make headlines in ALL libertarian publications – but probably will not. – J.Z.

LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, Cato Institute, catalog, introduction, 8pp, 24x, in PP 50-54.

LITERATURE ON MICROFILM SUPPLIED BY OTHER MICROFILM PUBLISHERS THAN LMP AND OF SOME ANARCHIST OR LIBERTARIAN INTEREST, 61pp of titles, in PP 1512: 68-128.

LITERATURKALENDER “SPECTRUM DES GEISTES”, 1979: John Henry Mackay, 1 S., in PP 1327: 98.

LITIGATION FREE ZONES, See: WIJSEGGER, COQUINE, Litigation-Free Zones, 1p, in PP 1318/1319: 174.

LITIGATION LUNACY: ALLEN-MILLS, TONY, Toddler tort adds cream to the cake of litigation lunacy, 1p, 96, in PP 1367/68: 242. It becomes more and more a lawyers’ world! – J.Z., 4.12.96. – Will we reach the stage again where a cry like: “Hang all the lawyers!” will become popular again? – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LITTERMAN, BOB, Rape! 4pp, in PP 1425: 8.

LITTLE BLUE BOOK ORDER FORM, Michael E. Coughlin’s book service, 4pp: 117, in PP 1471.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS & other HALDEMAN – JULIUS PUBLICATIONS, mainly in PP 1206 – 1213 & 1217 – 1229. Separately listed.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS, 13 titles, by Haldeman-Julius Co., Girard, Kansas, Nos. 677, 935, 937, 1791, 1215, 1407, 568, 1383, 1144, 324, 1509, 113, 1098, QUOTABLE QUOTES; INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, vols. 1-25; & SAMPSON, Society Without the State. Total: 742pp, in PP 1206.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS, 23 titles: Nos. 181, 180, 547, 548, 769, 992, 119, 65, 520, 519, 1659, 867, 1056, 2, 1140, 467, 597, 928, 1596, 1559, 1533, 88, 1547: Total of 1253 pages, in PP 1209.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS, 29 titles, Nos.: 1125, 1524, 139, 523, 1076, 1545, 61, 62, 1137, 1487, 772, 1614, 1141, 1402, 1830, 1463, 1490, 1640, 1424, 191, 1775, 1017, 1462, 7, 1507, 1719, 1733, 1020, 1218: 1354pp, in PP 1208.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius, Nos. 575, 1334, 1228, in PP 1189. – Thanks to Michael Coughlin I have an extensive set of these and other editions of E. Haldeman-Julius. – J.Z.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS, Nos. 677 & 937, in PP 1206.

LITTLE BLUE BOOKS, Order form from Michael E. Coughlin, 4pp, in PP 497/498.

LITTLE FREE PRESS, No. 116, 2pp, in PP 1312/1314: 372-373.

LITTLE FREE PRESS, Nos. 91 & 92, 8pp, samples, in PP 1323: 102.

LITTLE GUY, Fullerton, I/1, Oct. 79, Editor/publisher: Jack Matonis, The Newsletter for Citizens Strike, a non-profit organization dedicated to resistance against big government and taxation, 18pp: 81, in PP 1495. -Little guys have many options which they do not, as yet, appreciate and use sufficiently. E.g.: Self-publishing and reading on microfiche and text-only CD-ROMS. – J.Z.

LITTLECHILD, S.C. & OWEN, G., An Austrian Model of the Entrepreneurial Market Process, JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 23, 1980, 361-379, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP1204p1769, headed: An Austrian Model of Price Adjustment.

LITTLECHILD, S.C., The Fallacy of the Mixed Economy, London, IEA, 1978, 83pp. Reprint, San Francisco, Cato Papers, 1978, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1201p627, headed: Austrian Economics vs. the Mixed Economy.

LITVAK, LILY, El Cuento Anarcquista, 1p: 12, in PP 1494. – “… una singular antologia con el titulo de “Dinamita cerebral…”.

LIU, SHIH SHUN, EXTERRITORIALITY, Its Rise and Its Decline, 1925, 237pp, 24x, in PP 383. (A primer on the subject, full of facts and thoughts. Once day it will be considered a classic. Minority autonomy ought to be everyone’s concern. J.Z.)

LIVE AND LET LIVE, “pro-life, animal rights, libertarian, Redwood Valley, CA, published by James N. Dawson. No. 8, Aug. 94, 14pp, sample, in PP 1323: 42.

LIVE AND LET LIVE, irregular newsletter of CELL (The Church of Eternal Life and Liberty), Nos. 5-14, 18-31, Jan. 78 – March 83, 42x, in PP 595, No. 17, Nov. 1979, a sample copy, 4pp, 24x, in PP 80-82.

LIVE AND LET LIVE, Nos. 15 – 17 of 1979 & Nos. 32 – 42, 1983 – 88, 61pp, irregularly published by CELL, The Church of Eternal Life and Liberty. In PP 1249. I have not heard of them for years. – J.Z.

LIVE AND LET LIVE, Redwood Valley, pro-life – animal rights – libertarian, issues 7 & 9, March & Dec. 94, 34pp, published by James N. Dawson, in PP 1315: 1- 34.

LIVE FREE, Harvey, Ill., old leaflet, 2 pp, in PP 1323: 78. It had an ambitious programme but is probably defunct now. I have not seen it listed for years. But whatever treasures it had accumulated, in writing, should at least be brought to the light of microfiche reading machines. J.Z., 6.5.96.

LIVING FREE, Buffalo, A Personal Journal of Self Liberation, edited & published by Jim Stumm, Nos. 1-30, March 1979 – June 1985, 29x, PP 574-576, a 1p introduction by Jim Stumm, 24x, in PP 80-82., Nos. 31 & 32, 1985, 29x, in PP 594, No. 31, Aug. 85 to No. 44, June 88, 126pp, in PP 836, No. 44, June 88 to No. 48, March 89, 36pp, in PP 837. Nos. 49 – 63, April 89 – August 91, 120pp, in PP 1171. Nos. 64, of Sep. 91 to 94, Nov. 95, 248pp, in PP 1318/1319: 1-248. – Jim Stumm also offers a range of booklets and papers for sale and a photocopying service for o.o.p. libertarian magazines and has been very helpful towards LMP. His sharp mind brightens almost any discussion in print. He brought out special compilations on monetary freedom and on panarchism. While I do not always agree with him, I do appreciate what he has to say. He specializes on the freedom – now options, even for life in suburbia. – J.Z.

LIVING LIBERTY, PP 1052-61 (Konkin to Rothbard). – Without resorting to microfiche he cannot even keep his periodical alive and regular. – J.Z.

LIVINGSTONE, John J., In defence of the tax avoiders, 1985, 1p, 29x, in PP 724.

LLEWELLYN, MARC, India’s Denial of Death, Review of a film on AIDS in India, 1/2p, in PP 1257.

LLORENS, IGNACIO de, Edward Carpenter Socialista Romantico, 1p: 11, in PP 1494.

LLOYD, JAMES, Music Is Brainfood, 1997 clipping, 1p: 92, in PP 1489.

LLOYD, THOMAS D.A., Competitive Equality of Opportunity, MIND, UK, 86, 1977, 388-404, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p105. Headed: Equal Opportunity.

LMP 1978 – 1995, Listing for PEACE PLANS 1 – 1277, Sep. 1995, 605pp, in PP 1278: 1-153. Just under 2MB in SPRINT & just over 2MB in ASCII.

LMP LITERATURE LIST, August 1998, A – Z, for PEACE PLANS 1-1507, 868pp, in PP 1508 & 1508.

LMP LITERATURE OFFERS, 4 sheets: 106, in PP 1471.

LMP Price Changes & Exchange Changes, Jan. 96, 1p: 69, in PP 1481.

LMP, 1989 list of titles in the Peace Plans series that deal with PROPERTY IN LAND, LAND MONOPOLY & LAND REFORM, 12pp, 29x, in PP 873.

LMP, 4 leaflets, 6pp, 29x, in PP 685. (Columns & Rows, Harper & Row, CIS, Human Rights Circular) See also under LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING.

LMP, Anarchist Literature List, up to 4/86, 48x, in PP 647, 29x, in PP 657.

LMP, Dear Enquirer, introductory leaflet, 4pp, in PP 907-10.

LMP, Draft of an Introductory Letter, 3pp, by John Zube, 26 June 87, in PP 907-910.

LMP, Free Trade Titles, 1989 listing of the PEACE PLANS series, that did not fit with the main catalogs on PP 868, 10pp, 29x, in PP 896.

LMP, LIBERTARIAN INFORMATION PARADISE, A, IS WITHIN OUR REACH, 8pp, by J.Zube, 89, in PP 907-10.

LMP, LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, 1994 literature list, by authors, covering PEACE PLANS 1-1171, in PP 1172, 42x, 450pp, somewhat indexing ca. 350,000 pages in the series, including the ON PANARCHY, SLOGANS FOR LIBERTY and MONETARY FREEDOM sub-series. Already but only to a limited extent cross – indexed by subjects.

LMP, Literature List, August 1983, on Peace Plans 1-426, together with hints towards literature of interest to libertarians but offered by other microfilm publishers, 72pp, 48x, in PP 647.

LMP, MICROFICHE VS. MASS MEDIA, 1p adv. from THE FREE MARKET YELLOW PAGES, 1987, in PP 907-910.

LMP, Price & Exchange Changes and Conditions, Jan. 96, 1p, in PP 1399: 124. – Additional rule since then: If you are a first enquirer and send at least $ 5 in cash, then you get the usual information kit PLUS a credit of 5 LMP microfiche of your choice. – J.Z.

LMP, Some LMP – PEACE PLANS P R I C E & EXCHANGE CHANGES, Jan. 96 & 97/98, 1p: 193, in PP 1478.

LMP, Some Responses from ISI, 3pp, in PP 1267.

LMP, Supplementary Literature List of L.M.P., November 1998, for PEACE PLANS Nos. 1508 – 1533, 57pp, in PP 1536: 105.

LMP, SUPPLEMENTARY L M P LISTING, to PP 1295, 39pp, in PP 1297. – Alas, my computer files of it, on floppies, got somewhat corrupted. So I had reconstruct and partly keyboard its contents in again, for the 1997 supplementary listing. – J.Z.

LMP, Supplementary Listing, 1998, of the PEACE PLANS series of LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, covering mainly PP 1446 – 1507, 105pp, in PP 1536: 1.

LMP, Supplementary Literature List, April 1986, 20pp, 48x, in PP 647.

LMP, Supplementary LMP List, May 1989, covering Peace Plans Nos. 766 – 867, alphabetically, by authors, 36pp, 29x, in PP 896.

LMP, TACIT CONSPIRACY OF WRITERS, PUBLISHERS AND BOOKLOVERS, THE, 4pp, by J. Zube, in PP 907-910.

LMP, The Emerging Microfiche Connection, Address List, 8/86, 6pp, 48x, in PP 647. – Once that list is 100 x as long, many of our information problems will be on the way to being solved and thus the problems they refer to, also. Or will we perish because not enough of us are prepared to change our reading and publishing habits? Microfiche are at least ten times easier to get involved with than PCs are, cost less, are less trouble-free and have reproduced many more libertarian writings than computers have. Still, many more libertarians know of and use computers than microfiche. WHY? Surely, most of these computer users are not captivated by computer games or are they? PCs are ideal for the compilation of address lists, indexes, abstracts and bibliographies – but even in this respect they have not yet been extensively used by libertarians. Thou shalt recognize them by their fruits. If such grudge remarks sound envious, you may be right. Libertarians tend to accuse Socialists as suffering from envy towards the rich. Is there such a thing as envy among libertarians towards the most productive libertarian literature producer so far: LMP? Do libertarians imagine that mine is a large and profit-making enterprise that could hardly use the publicity and customers they could provide? I run my massive continuing production mainly from a low superannuation income. Thus if I can continue to publish, almost anybody could – provided they want to. I still run it subsidized – for shortage of customers, although I offer more, from a single source, than other suppliers offer from many sources. Should the love for and interest in libertarian writings be unable to overcome ignorance of, suspicion and dislike of microforms.? Will we continue to keep most libertarian writings unpublished, out of print or priced or located out of reach, rather than resorting sufficiently to microfiche to cover the field? A few dozen activists like myself could do it. Can they be found? Can the libertarian periodicals be persuaded to look for them & use microfiche in their own enterprise, at least for all their back copies? If microfiching had taken off, 5 years ago, among the supposedly highly innovative people and technology and science fiction fans as libertarians are, or tend to be, then all libertarian writings, intended for publication and still existing somewhere, could by now have been microfiched – and indexed, and abstracted, and reviewed, and discussed and covered by a comprehensive bibliography. How long to self-liberation then with such a tool readily available? If it had taken off 10 years ago, where could we be now? J.Z. May 89. – That list seems to grow glacially slow and sometimes more seem to drop out of micrographics use than in. People don’t beat paths to the better mouse traps. – I aim to reach PP 2,000 and to point out the maybe 8,000 or even more pro-freedom microfiche offered by others. – Alas, ignoring good points and adopting bad ones instead is a very wide-spread habits, even among the “radicals” for liberty. – Liberty is for most still more a religion than a science. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LMP, Titles on Property in Land, Land Monopoly and Land Reform, 5pp, 48x, in PP 647.

LOBBY FOR LIBERTY: LIBERTARIAN ADVOCATE, At Last A Lobby for Liberty, 1p, in PP 1432/1439: 188. – Parliament and government offices might be the least suitable places to lobby for liberty. – Why not rather consider e.g. ALL the enlightenment technologies now available to us, & individual secessionism, exterritorial autonomy, & the only peace program that is worth anything: a consistently libertarian one, a libertarian ideas and talent registry and information service, a libertarian encyclopaedia, monetary and general libertarian revolutions, or such advice to revolutionaries already fighting some oppressive regimes somewhere? The parliamentary channel is such a narrow one, for rather narrow-minded people. – J.Z. 10.10.97.

LOBINGER, CHARLES SUMNER, The People’s Law or Popular Participation in Law-Making, from ancient folk-moot to modern referendum, a study in the evolution of democracy and direct legislation, with an introduction of George Elliott Howard, N.Y., 1909, 450pp, in PP 1126.

LOCAL CURRENCY: SWANN, ROBERT, Towards an Economy of Permanence. The Place of a Local Currency, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 869.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTONOMY, PP 22, 630, 1105,

LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCING, PP 385. Local governments of present sizes, powers and privileges, can be just as exploitative, prohibitive and expensive as state and federal governments are. And State and Federal Legislation have seen to it that they have become almost uniformly oppressive, so one can’t flee from one to the other. They are also a farce of self-government. Compare J. Toulmin-Smith on Local Self-Government. – J.Z.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES, PRIVATIZATION, PP 1013.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, See: SHERMAN, ALFRED, Restoring Local Government, 13pp, 25, in PP 1450.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, See: SHERMAN, ALFRED, The End of Local Government? 20pp, 63, in PP 1450.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, See: TOULMIN SMITH, in PP 22.

LOCAL PROBLEMS: LIBERTARIAN SOLUTIONS, PP 212/13.

LOCKE, JOHN, HAAKONSSEN, KNUD, Traditions of Liberalism, Essays on John Locke, Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill, ed. by Knud Haakonssen, CIS Readings 8, 1988, indexed, 221pp, see in PP 1146.

LOCKE, JOHN, See: SMITH, GEORGE H., In Search of the Radical John Locke, Review of: ASHCRAFT, RICHARD, Revolutionary Politics and Locke’s Two Treatises of Government: Princeton U.P., 1986, 6pp: 195, in PP 1463/64.

LOCKE, JOHN, Was man von der Tyrannei wissen muss, 1 S., in PP 1290/91p64.

LOCKE, PP 1146.

LOCKERBY, ROBERT W., The Airship: Dodo or Phoenix? A bibliography, Vance Bibliographies, 1981, 12pp, in PP 1,000.

LOCKWOOD, ALAN L., Values Education and the Right to Privacy, JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION, UK, 7, Oct. 77, 9-26, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p307, headed: Public Schools vs. Privacy.

LOCKWOOD, DAVID, What a three-hull hullabaloo, 96, 1p, in PP 1399: 125. – A clipping on the usual resistance to a new idea or invention. Indirectly, on the need for an ideas and talent market. – J.Z.

LOCKWOOD, GEORGE B., The New Harmony Movement, 1905, 1970, 416pp, with index and bibliography, in PP 1309: 1-105. William Bailie wrote its chapter XXI on Josiah Warren. The book contains some other details on labour exchanges and offers some explanations for the failures of socialistic and some cooperative and community experiments. Since they were all voluntaristic ones, all could learn something from them. Whether they did or not or will is another matter. – J.Z.

LODGE, HENRY CABOT, Senator Lodge’s Comments to Herbert Spencer’s The Coming Slavery, 5pp, in PP 1316.

LODGE, OLIVER, SIR, Public Services vs. Private Expenditure, 10pp, 1909, a socialist view, 36x, in PP 340.

LOELHOEFFEL, LUTZ von, Von der Fremdbestimmung zur Selbstbestimmung, 2 S.: 61, in PP 1456.

LOENEN, J.H.M.M., The Concept of Freedom in Berlin and Others: An Attempt at Clarification, THE JOURNAL OF VALUE INQUIRY 10, Winter 76, 279-285, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p395, headed: Clarifying Freedom.

LOESCHE, PETER, Anarchismus, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, Darmstadt, 1977, 169S., 29,- DM. Aus der Sammlung von K.Z., hier nur eine Besprechung, aus ZEIT, 30.9.77: in PP 1321.

LOEVINSOHN, ERNEST, Liberty and the Redistribution of Property, PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 6, Spring 1977, 226-239, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p220. Headed: Liberty, Property, and Social Welfare.

LOEWEN, ROBERT, The Violent Ethos, 1p: 6, in PP 1477.

LOFTON, JOHN, Freedom of Expression since WWII, The Press as Guardian of the First Amendment, Columbia, South Carolina, U of Carolina P, 1980, 231-278, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1202p1169, headed: The First Amendment & Freedom of Expression. – The Press hardly ever defended free speech in open air forums, in competitive broadcasting and by the use of microfilm self-publishing. Out of ignorance or design or prejudice? – J.Z.

LOGAN, CHARLES H. & BAST, JOSEPH L., Could Private Jails Be the Answer? 1989, 4pp, Heartland Institute, in PP 1105.

LOGAN, John, A Brief Exploration into the Anatomy of the Medical Profession: The Market for GP Services, 22pp, 1984, CIS, 29x, in PP 722.

LOGAN, John, Government Intervention in Health Care in Australia: Long-term Implications, 34pp, 1986, CIS, 36x, in PP 721.

LOGAN, JOHN, How the LEAGUE OF RIGHTS Gets it Wrong, CIS POLICY REPORT, Dec. 88 – Jan. 89, 3pp, critical of the Social Credit Theory, in PP 906.

LOGAN, JOHN, Possibilities for Lifecycle Health Insurance, 24pp, CIS, in PP 1147.

LOGOMASINI, ANGELA, Clean Air Bill May Devastate an Already Weak Economy, by Logomasini, Angela, 2pp, in PP 1105.

LOGOMASINI, ANGELA, Retaliation Is Not the Answer to Trade Problems, CAPITOL COMMENT, No. 56, April 25, 1990, 2pp, in PP 1216.

LOGOMASINI, ANGELA, The U.S. – Canada Free Trade Agreement: First Anniversary News Summary, 1990, 5pp, in ISSUES AND ANSWERS, Citizens for a Sound Economy Foundation, in PP 1215.

LOGORIGHT, PP 1052-61 (LA Philosophical Notes 5). Compare Copyrights.

LOGSDON, GENE, Amish Economics, 4pp, 29x, in PP 737.

LOHR, STEVE, Barter Is His Stock in Trade, from BUSINESS WORLD, n.d., 4pp, 29x, in PP 865.

LONDON, JACK, The Scab, 1905, 13pp, 24x, in PP 203.

LONDON, JACK, The Sea Wolf, review by JEFF RIGGENBACH, 1p: 51, in PP 1468. – This is one of my favourite books, too. An illustration of: “It’s not just all brute strength and stupidity!”, as the rowing master said to his crew. The story of a shipwreck from which may freedom lovers could learn how much one man can do for himself and for others, if he uses his intelligence, persistence, whatever strengths he possesses and the tools on hand or within reach or to be fashioned by him. One of the stories of Victor Hugo is somewhat similar. The Sea? – All too many people give up all too early in the freedom struggle, without having tried out all their options or even considered them. – J.Z.

LONDON, M. & I.D. & TA-LING LEE, Bread, Rice & Freedom, 1983, 9pp, 29x, in PP 530. A criticism of communist agriculture. – J.Z.

LONE WOLF COLLECTIVE, THE, An Anarchist View of Marxism, 5pp, in REVOLUTION, in PP 1170. (Marx has been discussed at least a hundred-thousand times too often. J.Z.)

LONE WOLF, Bulletin No. 5, Washington, DC, 8pp, in PP 1417: 23. – Yes, Once Again: What Is Anarchism? – What can one conclude from these endless repetitions of definition attempts? That the writers have their own doubts? That they have that one-man-out feeling? That they do not want to think much beyond the definition and their declaration of faith in it? – Most definitions still do not recognize individual sovereignty, voluntarism and exterritorial autonomy as basic requirements for anarchism. Instead, they usually introduce irrelevancies like communistic, socialistic, unionist or egalitarian individual preferences as if they were primary or essential to anarchism. – J.Z., 3.10.97. – Anarchism without freedom economics amounts not only to “zero” but to a “minus”! – If intolerantly practised then it can be worse than some religions and some dictatorships! – Its actions should be tolerated only when they are tolerant towards other anarchists and towards all tolerant statists. Are there tolerant statists? Well, many anarchists are still alive and run their “collectives” as they see fit. – Often one can rather ask oneself: Are there many tolerant anarchists? – Or are all too many of them “true believers”, i.e., fanatic adherents to doctrines that they can convey convincingly only to a tiny minority. – Nevertheless, they want them practised world-wide and this often as a result of revolutionary actions,rather than free experiments among themselves or freedom for all kinds of self-responsible alternative institutions. Thus e.g. Robert LeFevre called himself an “autarchist” and Ulrich von Beckerath preferred “cosmopolitan republican” to “anarchist”, although both favoured individual secessionism. LeFevre was the only one I know of who fully reprinted P.E. dePuydt’s article on Panarchy. Beckerath introduced me to panarchism and monetary freedom & hundreds of other freedom ideas. He was a student and advocate of freedom ideas and practices for over 70 years! For me it will be 50 years in 1999. And there is still so much that I never knew or do not recall readily. My admitted ignorance rather than my knowledge drives me ahead. My appetite for freedom ideas and practices is insatiable. I am often starved for them and for people who have at least some significant glimpses of them. – PIOT. J.Z., 11.6.1998.

LONG LIFE MAGAZINE, previous title: LIFE EXTENSION MAGAZINE, Chicago, 1p cirular, n.d.: 419, in PP 1292.

LONG TERM CREDITS & CLEARING PRINCIPLE, PP 428ff: S. 814.

LONG, BOB, Greenhouse Hokum, 4pp, in COMMON SENSE, No. 47, in PP 920.

LONG, RODERICK T., Imagineering Freedom: A Constitution of Liberty, Part III: Virtual Cantons, 2pp, in PP 1365: 110 & 112.

LONGEVITY BOOKS, edited by John de Rivaz, with some correspondence between him and John Zube and LONGEVITY REPORT, 1-11, in PP 991.

LONGEVITY REPORT, 1-28, March 1987 – August 1991, with Longevity Books reports, edited by John de Rivaz, and some correspondence with him, 502pp, in PP 991-993.

LONGEVITY REPORT, Porthtowan, Nos. 29, Oct. 91 – 52, Sep. 95, in 3 microfiche, 529pp, in PP 1293/5.

LONGEVITY TITLES, ALTERNATIVE, PP 873.

LONGEVITY, ANTI-AGING RESEARCH, FINANCING, PP 376, 423.

LONGEVITY, PP 47, 675, 902, 1000, 1035, see HEALTH, MEDICINE.

LONGEVITY, see Cryonics, in PP 937-953.

LONGEVITY, see PP 47, and PP 873 under P.D. and PP 902.

LONGEVITY, See: WALKER, MICHAEL, Can you opt for a long life? 2pp: 121, in PP 1515.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J. Pro Vita – Mildred J. Loomis, 1p, in PP 1386/91: 1073.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J. to ZUBE, JOHN, June 6, 78 & Sept. 1, 82, 1p 1072; Nov, 15, year? 1p: 1074; March 1, 79, 1p: 1077; August 5, 1980, 1p: 1080, in PP 1386/91.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., A Master Mind on Liberty, 2pp, on BENJAMIN R. TUCKER, in PP 1386/91: 1019.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., A Testimonial, to Dr. Ralph Borsodi, 2pp, 24x, in PP 56 & in PP 1386/91: 215.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Adlerian Education, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 334.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Borsodi’s Third Trip to India, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 1053.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Clarifying the Economics of Peace, 11pp, 24x, in PP 55. 1966, 6pp, in PP 913, 6pp, in PP 1315. – 8pp, in PP 1386/91: 194. – I wish she had! – M.L. had many strong points – but freedom economics and peace requisites were still among her few weak points. – Everything good is as yet rarely together in one person. But we could put it together in alternative media, as a group effort. See my notes on building a “God”, as a genuine servant rather than a master, in PP 20. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Creative Technology, 1p, in PP 1386/91: 75. – On Sanivac-Vacuum Toilets & flywheel cars.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Decentralized Human Well-Being, 3pp, in PP 1386/91: 329.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., E.C. Riegel as a Monetary Freedom Advocate, 1p, 24x in PP 55.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Evacuation Would Be Impossible. Mobilize for Survival. Eliminating the Mushroom Clouds? 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 454. – Some believe that evacuation of Earth by the sensible ones is possible and desirable. Leave it to the fools, earthbound and digging their own graves. Dancing in the streets, when their government has got anti-people mass murder devices as well! – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Four Worlds in Economics, 1981, 4pp, in PP 1386/91 : 862.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Freedom via Peoples’ Money, n.d., written in 70-ties or 80-ties and sent to me years ago, in PP 1386/91: One page review of E.C.RIEGEL’s 1.) A New Approach to Freedom and, 2.) Flight from Inflation: 1001.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Individualism and Property, 1965, 1p, 24x in PP 301.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Inflation Is Stealing: Ralph Borsodi’s last gift to humanity, 2pp, 24x, in PP 56.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., List of some works by M.J. Loomis, 2pp, 24x, in PP 55.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Long Live the Green Revolution! 2pp, in PP 1420/22: 296.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Manifesto of Peace and Freedom, review of K.H.Z. Solneman’s book of this title, 3 pp, in PP 1386/91: 915. – 1983/4, 3pp review of Solneman’s book, in PP 1333: 63.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Melbourne Village is a Unique Community, now 20 Years Old, 1p, 66, in PP 1386/91: 16.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., New Age Californians Confront the Land Problem, 1978, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 332.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., New Bread Uses Sprouted Grains, 66, 1p, in PP 1386/91: 25.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Ralph Borsodi, Decentralist, 2pp, FRIEND’S JOURNAL, Jan. 15, 1978, in PP 1386/91: 998. – Among other terms, Borsodi also coined the term “panarchy” but did this in quite another meaning than that with which it is usually used here. For him it meant omnipresent and all-powerful governmentalism rather than self-organized individualism and voluntary associationism in full autonomy. – PIOT, J.Z., 11.6.98.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Ralph Borsodi’s princples for homesteaders, 3pp: 184, in PP 1470.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Replies to Questionaires in PP 20/21, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 1068.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Review of Chodorov, Rise and Fall of Society, 2pp in PP 995.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Summarization, 1981, 28pp, of HENRY GEORGE: CITIZEN OF THE WORLD, by Anna George Demille, 1930. In PP ??? – My collection is large enough now for titles to get, temporarily get lost in it. I do intend to “dig” them up once my PEACE PLANS listing by PP numbers is fully digitized. Then I can use the search function key effectively. – J.Z.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., The Equal Right of All Creatures to Live on the Land, 2pp, 24x, in PP 56 & in PP 1386/91: 607. – No right to live above the land, in Zeppelins or in space, or under the land, or on the sea or under the sea or in multi-storey buildings above the land? Some land reformers define all these options as land, too. At least with regard to space this goes too far. And while we have the right to try to migrate and live in space and on other planetary bodies, we hardly have a right to such land. In space stations “land” to live on would have to be artificially created first. And if we managed to live on or near the poles, the land, terra firma, might be hundreds to thousands of meters below us. If fish could protest, they would, too. They rather live in the sea, lakes and oceans. – I do not concede the right to a wild bear, bull or wolf to live on my land & even do not concede swarms of birds the right to land on my flat roof and wake me up prematurely. – I am still seeking an effective and affordable bird deterrence! – J.Z., 2.10.97 & 11.6.98. – Since then I acquired a plastic strip, supposed to hum in the wind and deter birds. But, like other “software”, I have not yet got around to install it. Its noise may be even worse than that of the birds. – J.Z, 16.6.99.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., The Life and Work of Ralph Borsodi, 1p summary of her biography: Ralph Borsodi Reshaping Modern Culture, in PP 1386/91: 219.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., The Problem of Possessions, 2pp, in PP 995.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., The School of Living, 7pp, in PP 1386/91: 1038.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Vigilance Still the Watchword for Pure Foods, 2pp, in PP 1386/91: 326.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Who Is A Liberal? 12pp pamphlet, SOL, n.d., in PP 913.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J., Who Is a Liberal? 2pp, in PP 1350: 69.

LOOMIS, MILDRED J.: Review of BROWN, HARRY, How Can You Profit From the Coming Devaluation, quoting, editing and rearranging Brown, 22pp, in PP 1386/91: 140, 170. Also in 520ff.

LOOMPANICS UNLIMITED, Literature list, 59pp, 24x, in PP 50-54. Sellers of Unusual Books 1982 Main Catalog & Summer 1982 Supplement, 134pp, 36x, in PP 414. Main Catalog, 1986, 182pp, with 4 libertarian articles from previous catalogs, 36x, in PP 636, 2pp leaflet, 29x, in PP 676.

LOOMPANICS, Leaflet, 2pp, on BLACK, BOB, The Abolition of Work and other essays, 160pp, n.d.: 387, in PP 1506/07.

LOOOMPANICS LIBERTARIANISM: WILGUS, NEAL, Loompanics Libertarianism, 2pp, in PP 1371/72: 188.

LOOS, H., In Tirannos, 3 S., in PP 1322: 18.

LORANGER, LORI, Home Schools: Alternative to government indoctrination, 1p, in PP 493.

LORD ACTON BOOK SHOPPE.TXT, Home Page only, half page, in PP 1535: 170.

LORD, STEVE, Intolerance – The Psychology of Fear, SIL leaflet, 29x, in PP 290.

LORD, STEVE, Intolerance. The Psychology of Fear, 1p, in PP 1283-1286p226, 2pp, in PP 1409/10: 240.

LORD, STEVE, National Self-Determination – A Force for Slavery? SIL leaflet, 29x, in PP 290.

LORD, STEVEN M., Intolerance, 2pp, in PP 1249.

LORD, STEVEN M., National Self-Determination, 2pp, in PP 1249.

LORD, STEVEN M., Race Pride, 1p, in PP 1249.

LORD, STEVEN M., TAANSTAAFL or the “Benefits” of Social Security, 2pp, in PP 1249.

LORENZ, FRIEDRICH, Das Genie Problem, aus dem Buch “Quo vadis, Deutschland – wohin gehst du, Welt?”, 11 S.,in IDEEN ARCHIV, in PP 1330-1332.

LORENZ, FRIEDRICH, Dr., Die kleine Hausknochenmuehle. Quintessenz der Nahrung, bisher vergeudet, 1 S., in PP 1290/91p185.

LORENZ, FRIEDRICH, Kennzeichen der mitteleuropaeischen Begabungsverdorrung, 4 S., IDEEN ARCHIV, in PP 1330-1332: 237. – Vielleicht sind seine Schriften dafuer eines der besten Beispiele? – J.Z., 7.6.96.

LOROT, PASCAL, Les Zones Franches, Etitions de L’Institut Economique de Paris, 1984, 38pp, in PP 1,007.

LOS ANGELES LEFT LIBERTARIAN LOCAL, No. 1, March – April 83, a meeting calendar, 2pp, in PP 1350: 123. – It was a valiant attempt to provide meeting calendars for 2 major cities. It might have succeeded better if it had been integrated in or had been a column in a general meeting calendar for these cities. Moreover, such a market service, could be profitable for those who run it. – Why shouldn’t they be libertarians or anarchists? – J.Z.

LOS ANGELES TIMES, Switzerland denies mistreating wartime Jews, clipping, 1998, 1p, inserted: 218, in PP 1457/62. – I heard that all too often they refused them legal entry. But other refugees from the Nazis, like my father, were likewise refused. – J.Z.

LOSEE, JOHN, Limitations of an Evolutionist Philosophy of Science, STUDIES IN THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 8, 1977, 349-352, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p274, headed: Survival of the Fittest Paradigms?

LOST CAUSES, THE LURE OF, PP 1012.

LOTCHIN, ROGER W., The City and the Sword: San Francisco and the Rise of the Metropolitan – Military Complex, 1919 – 1941, JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY 65, March 79, 996-1020, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1202p1198, headed: San Francisco & the Military Complex.

LOTT, JOHN R.,, Jr. & MUSTARD, DAVID B, Crime, Deterrence and Right-to-Carry Concealed Handguns, study in JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES, Jan. 97. Here only an extract, 1/2 page, headed: Concealed Guns Reduce Crime, in PP 1393: 113.

LOTTERIES, PP 1105.

LOTZ, W., Gresham’sches Gesetz, 2 S., 1898, 29x, in PP 737. – See: GRESHAM’S LAW. – I am still collecting material towards an anthology on this subject. – The pop version of this law, after centuries, and in most minds, is still from the real law: Without legal tender the good money drives out the bad! – Under the pop version, ignoring the legal tender effect, it runs. Bad money drives out the good. Indeed, legal tender money is characterized by its despotic ability to drive the good money off the market, because people who are not honest enough or careless about their contractual obligation, use it to pay off their debts while the victimized creditors have no legal and juridical avenue left to them to avoid this. – Legal tender and the central bank’s issue monopoly are likewise ignored by the general public – and even by most academic “economists” as preconditions for any inflation. – They can think only in terms of a monetary despotism that obscures for them the genuine laws of monetary circulation and of stable value reckoning. At least in this respect Karl Marx, once, had a better understanding. – Later he came not to condemn but to recommend monetary despotism as a road to success for communists. In many ways it was, for all too long and the remaining monetary despotism in the former USSR might still lead to the reintroduction of totalitarian communism – until its major foundation: monetary despotism, is FINALLY replaced by monetary freedom, which would mean that good alternative currencies are free to drive out the inflated Rubles of the government. It can no longer even supply these in sufficient quantities to pay all its wage bills! – Russians do not need financial bail-outs from the West but full monetary freedom – and instructions on how to use it best. – So do most “reformers” in the West and in the crisis economies of Asia. – J.Z., 11.6.98.

LOUCH, A.R., Explanation and Human Action, review by TIBOR R. MACHAN, 1p: 30, in PP 1468.

LOUDON, TREVOR, Drug Freeland? 4pp, in PP 1336/39: 293.

LOUDON, TREVOR, MMP: Socialism Strikes Back, 5pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 198 & 202. State Socialism always strikes first rather than back. – J.Z.

LOUDON, TREVOR, Psst, Buddy, Wanna Buy some Libertarian Socialism? 2pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 166.

LOUDON, TREVOR, Why New Zealand Has a Race Problem, The National Question, in PP 1336 – 39: Part 1, 3pp: 325, Part 2, 3pp: 358, Part 3, 3pp: 407; Part 4, 3pp: 486. – Both, integration and segregation, could and should be voluntary. That is possible in the exterritorial autonomy model, the one neglected in most public discussions. – J.Z.

LOUDON, TREVOR, Working Class Zeros. A Brief History of the (ex) Communist Party, 4pp, in PP 1336 – 39: 261.

LOUIS LEVINE, Syndicalism in France, with an introduction by Franklin H. Giddings, 228pp, with a bibliography, 1914, in PP 1424: 61. – This is the 2nd. & revised edition of his : “The Labor Movement in France”. – Since the anarchist syndicalists have so far not bothered to reproduce all their relevant literature on microfiche, I am gradually doing this for them, as far as I can, although I do not share their unionist prejudices. – J.Z.

LOUKA, MICHAEL N., IT and Hypertext: Towards a Literary Renaissance, 1994, 12pp, in PP 1538: 97 & 111. – A literary renaissance could already come via microfiched, floppied books or whole small and special and very cheap libraries that are being offered now on single and text-only CD-ROMs. Hypertext arrangement is just an additional refinement. Moreover, unless it is fully automated, it is labour intensive and corresponds to the prejudices of the programmer, who will not always know or comprehend radical ideas and their connections. – J.Z.

LOUW & KENDAL, South Africa: The Solution, see KELLY, MILES, in PP 925.

LOUW, FRANCES, Socialism Begins in the Home, in PP 1373/75: 1-2.

LOUW, LEON & KENDALL, FRANCES & AMADOR, JORGE, The solution isn’t black and white, 1p, in PP 1382/85: 407. – Yes, it is, as far as the choice between voluntaristic communities, with exterritorial autonomy and those territorial “communities” is concerned, which have a compulsory membership, subjected to one exclusive constitutional, legal, juridical, policing and penal system, even when it has some superficial “multicultural”traits. – Either the minorities AND the majorities do have the right to be fully autonomous – or they do not. The Louw/Kendall approach would permit this only via “one person cantons”. – J.Z., 12.10.97.

LOUW, LEON & KENDALL, FRANCES: South Africa – The Solution, here only a 1p review by KERRY WALSH, in PP 1382/85: 328.

LOUW, LEON M., A Very Strange Economy: South Africa, 6pp: 41, in PP 1506/07.

LOUW, LEON M., Planned Chaos, 9pp: 16, in PP 1506/07.

LOUW, LEON, & KENDALL, Francis, After Apartheid – The Solution for South Africa, leaflet only, 29x, in PP 691. (Although the best published of the pro-freedom proposals, it still does not offer the radical libertarian alternative: of voluntaristic and exterritorial personal law societies, but merely voluntary TERRITORIAL separatism on the cantonal model. The South African mix of different people with different interests and convictions does require a much more individualized sorting out than is possible to arrange via local governments, however limited they are. Full autonomy for all individuals everywhere, not only in S.A.! Cantonal autonomy for one person – however federated and with how many he may be, and wherever the others of this federation may be located. That requires exterritorialism or exterritorial autonomy or personal law. Without this, mass murder devices will still be constructed, hoarded and sooner or later used. Compare the peace promoting effect of religious tolerance. – PIOT: Panarchy In Our Times. J.Z.)

LOUW, LEON, Ciskei. Freest Economy on Earth? 2pp, in PP 1445: 148.

LOUW, LEON, Disinvestment, 4pp, in PP 1430/31: 133.

LOUW, LEON, Leon Louw on Devolution, 1p, in PP 1287/89p392.

LOUW, LEON, Libertarianism and the Lessons of Common Law, 1984, 4pp, LA Legal Notes No. 10, in PP 1,052 – 1,061. (If Common Law had remained the preserve of common people for their common purposes, developed, applied and enforced only by them, instead of becoming an exclusive preserve for the benefit largely only of lawyers and judges, we would not be in our present situation. All legal & juridical systems are to become optional for peaceful citizens. J.Z., 11.2.93.)

LOUW, LEON, Response to DAN KARLAN’s Critique, 1p, in PP 1287/89p284.

LOUW, LEON, Shorter Myth Blaster, Free Market Foundation, Johannesburg, 1989, 13pp, in PP 997.

LOVE & PEACE, PP 679.

LOVE OF LIBERTY, PP 190. Can you learn to fully and knowingly love it – without getting to know it fully – e.g. on microfiche? – J.Z.

LOVE, MAKE LOVE, NOT WAR? PP 12.

LOVEDAY, CHRISSIE, Cryonics, why me? 1p: 134, in PP 1293/95.

LOVEDAY, CHRISSIE, Genes and Immortality, 1p: 193, in PP 1293/95.

LOVEDAY, CHRISSIE, Life Regardless of Cost, 2pp: 112, in PP 1293/95. – This publication brings many more of her contributions – but I did not list them. – J.Z.

LOVELACE, EUGENIA, Review of: ANARCHY: A JOURNAL OF DESIRE ARMED, Winter 1992, 1p: 723, in PP 1484/85.

LOVELACE, EUGENIA, Review of: BRADLEY, WENDELL G., The New Political Consciousness: A context for eco-community, 2pp: 798, in PP 1484/85.

LOVELACE, EUGENIA, Review of: MAXWELL, STEVE, The History of Soapbox Oratory (mainly in Sydney), 1p: 799, in PP 1484/85. – Steve is working on a world history of open air speaking. Please send him at least photocopies of all relevant material. Keep in mind that most DEMOCRATIC revolutions started in free speech places. – J.Z., 20.5.1998.

LOVELACE, EUGENIA, Review of: PURCHASE, GRAHAM, Anarchist Society & its Practical Realization, S.F., 1990, 1p: 711, in PP 1484/85.

LOVELL, C.E., The Armed Citizen – Ultimate Right of a Free People, Denver, 1p, in PP 1,019.

LOVING, LISA, Notes on the I.W.W., 4pp: 664, in PP 1484/85.

LOW, CAROL, Schools: Time to Rethink them, 3pp, in PP 1348: 54.

LOWDERMILK, DALE, NOT SAFE efforts, described in 3 leaflets, with a letter by John Zube to Dale Lowdermilk, 8 Feb. 90, 4pp, in PP 1,034.

LOWE, RODNEY, The Erosion of State Intervention in Britain, 1917-1924, THE ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW, May 78, 270-286, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p417, headed: Bureaucracy and British Regulation.

LOWIE, ROBERT H., The Origin of the State, 1927, 119pp, in PP 828.

LOWLANDS LIBERTARIAN CONVENTION, Oct. 21-25, 1987, Kalterherberg, here only the 17pp Program Contract. With Minutes of REP-Meeting, Kalterherberg, 25 Oct. 1987, 5pp. (I would like the full texts of talks for filming, of this and other such conferences. J.Z.) In PP 997.

LOWLANDS LIBERTARIAN FALL CONVENTION, 1987, 4pp, in PP 890.

LOWRY, S. TODD, Recent Literature on Ancient Greek Economic Thought, JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC LITERATURE 17, March 79, 65-86, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p616, headed: Ancient Greek Economic Thought.

LOWRY, S.TODD, The Roots of Hedonism: An Ancient Analysis of Quantity and Time, HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 13, Winter 81, 812-823, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP1204p1759, headed: Subjective Value: Plato, Bentham, & Smith.

LOYALTY OATH, PP 369, 1151.

LP 10, Here to Stay, Anniversary Programme, August 26-30, 1981, Denver, Colorado, 57pp: 87, in PP 1501. – If the L.P. had, instead of campaigning, collected and evaluated all freedom ideas – publishing, in the process all freedom texts, cheaply, permanently, on affordable alternative media, it MIGHT have WON, in LESS than 10 years, at least full autonomy for all its members. They never got all their blueprints together for the “construction of liberty” or the liberation struggle. See e.g. PP 19 c onhow a libertarian party could finance its campaign to victory, meaning: complete exterritorial autonomy for itself – and for all other dissenters & get even state socialists to vote for it, at least once, on their road to doing their things to themselves. – PIOT, J.Z., 10.3.1997.

LP NEWS, See LIBERTARIAN PARTY NEWSLETTERT, incomplete, 497 pp, in PP 1382/85.

LP, Background Information, 2pp,, in PP 1382/85: 117.

LP, Commmunist rules for revolution, 1pp, in PP 1382/85: 84. – Where are the libertarian rules for revolutions – outside of PP 61-63? – J.Z.

LP, NATIONAL PLATFORM, in PP 275. – Favours voluntary taxation.

LP, See: ROYCE, E. SCOTT, Is the LP Dead? And Should it Be? 2pp, in PP 1404/06: 41.

LP, THE PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION NEWSLETTER, June 75, 15pp, in PP 1382/85: 104-114B.

LP, There is no middle ground, 1776-1884, leaflet, 2pp, in PP 1382/85: 115.

LP: KONKIN, SAMUEL EDWARD, III, Our Enemy the Party, 2pp, in PP 1418: 118. – I can think of worse enemies. The anarchist and libertarian movements have so far been their own worst enemies by not tackling the preconditions for their success, the tools, machineries and institutions that they can and should provide for themselves in order to succeed. – J.Z., 10.10.97.

LP: LIBERTY TODAY, Libertarian Party, undated, Fall 89, Summer 90, 16pp, including various versions, in PP 1378/81: 436.

LP: MOVEMENT OF THE LIBERTARIAN LEFT, Our Enemy, the Party, 2pp, in PP 1369/70: 283.

LPNC, Platform, 1p, in PP 275.

LSR-VERLAG, La Mettre, Stirner, Reich, Nuernberg, Flugblatt fuer sein Verlagsprogramm, 1 S., in PP 1454.

LUBAN, DAVID, Just War and Human Rights, PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 9, Winter 80, 160-181, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1202p1192, headed: Just War and Rights.

LUBBOCK, RICHARD, A Word on Nature, 1p, in PP 1271.

LUBBOCK, RICHARD, Rights, 1p, in PP 1271.

LUBBOCK, RICHARD, The OTHER Albert Einstein, 5pp: 72, in PP 1506/07.

LUBBOCK, RICHARD, The Tao of Libertarianism, 7pp: 5, in PP 1506/07.

LUBBOCK, RICHARD, Vile Bodies We Should Love, Quest, Dec. 1977, 9pp review of Walter Block’s Defending the Undefendable, in PP 1,016.- 19pp: 34, in PP 1506/07.

LUBKIN, YALE JAY, Planning Ahead, 4pp: 170, in PP 1506/07.

LUBKIN, YALE JAY, The Two-Way Deal, 3pp, in OPTION, in PP 1,028/29. (Close to Don Werkheiser’s thinking. J.Z.)

LUCAS, DAVID, What Culture Is & Why It Shouldn’t Be Subsidized, 1991, 4pp, LA Cultural Notes, No. 26, in PP 1,052 – 1,061.

LUCE, BARBRA T., The Greening of Reich: Review of Charles A. Reich, The Greening of America, 1p: 114, in PP 1469.

LUCE, PHILLIP ABBOT, Road to Revolution, review by F. David Nolan, 1p: 22, in PP 1457/62

LUCE, PHILLIP ABBOTT, A Commentary on Cambodia, 4pp: 306, in PP 1457/62.

LUCIFER, Berlin, Nr. 4, April 1980, 16 S.: 95, in PP 1476.

LUCIFER: The Light Bearer: MCELROY, WENDY, Lucifer: The light bearer, 4pp, in PP 1373/1375: 193 & in PP 1430/31: 187. – Years ago she suggested that I should microfiche this famous periodical, but not how or where I could get a copy of it. – J.Z.

LUCIFER’S LEXIKON, leaflet only on the book, PP 769.

LUDWIG VON MISES INSTITUTE, The Economics of Freedom, Catalog of Publications, Gifts and Tapes, 1989, 38pp, in PP 822. See also MISES INSTITUTE.

LUDWIG VON MISES INSTITUTE, THE, The Economics of Freedom, publications, 6pp, introductory letters & memo, 4pp, leaflets & notes, 6pp, 48x, in PP 739.

LUDWIG VON MISES INSTITUTE, THE, The Free Market, sample issues from 84-87, 80pp, 48x, in PP 739.

LUFKIN, DAN W., Recycling at a Profit, 76, 2pp, in PP 1317: 138-139.

LUKACS, JOHN, Alexis de Tocqueville : A Historical Appreciation, bibliographical essay in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1204p1607, 36pp.

LUKAS, F.J., Prof. Dr., Ein internationaler Universitaets-Staat, 4 S., IDEEN ARCHIV, in PP 1330-1332: 183. – Als ob Universitaeten noch nicht genuegend verstaatlicht und buerokratisiert waeren! Mit dem Staat kann keine Universitaet “Staat machen”. Unabhaengigkeit, Selbstverwaltung u. Selbstfinanzierung brauchten keinen Staat. Every education should pay for itself or should be voluntarily subsidized by the peneficiaries or their sponsors. – J.Z., 7.6.96.

LUM, DYER D., Nirvana & The Modern Nirvana, 2 poems, 3pp, from Tucker’s RADICAL REVIEW, August 1877, 29x, in PP 373-375.

LUM, DYER D., Review of: The Conflict between Labor and Capital, by Albert S. Bolles, 1876, 211pp, in 4pp, in Tucker’s RADICAL REVIEW, February 1878, 29x, in PP 373-375.

LUND, STEVE & UNDERHILL, PAT, What Are the Freest Places in the World? 3pp, in PP 1171.

LUPTON, TOM, Organisational Development, Participative Management and Job Design, 6pp, 29x, in PP 294-297.

LURIE, Morris, The School of 160 IQ Pupils … at the age of five, 1980, 1p, 36x, in PP 714.

LUSETICH, ROBERT, When Doctors Turn Pushers, 2pp, 1996, in PP 1362/63: 212.

LUSKY, LOUIS, By what Right? A Commentary on the Supreme Court’s Power to Revise the Constitution, Charlottesville, Virginia, Michie Co., 1978, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p503, headed: The Supreme Court and the Law.

LUTFALA, MICHEL, Louis Wolowski ou le Liberalisme Positif (Louis Wolowski: Positive Liberalism), REVUE D’HISTOIRE ECONOMIQUE ET SOCIALE, France, 54, 1976, 169-184, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p321, headed: “Positive” Liberalism.

LUTRELL, CLIFTON B., Thomas Jefferson on Money and Banking: Disciple of David Hume and Forerunner of Some Modern Monetary Views, HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 7, 1975, 156-173, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p199. Headed: Free Market Banking. (Apparently, he favoured competition among savings banks only, not between note-issuing ones. J.Z.)

LUTZ, F., Die Idee des Anarchismus, 2 S, in PP 1322: 55.

LUTZ, FRIEDRICH, Dr., Grundproblem der Geldverfassung, Das, 1936, 18 S. Auszug, 1. & 2. Kapitel, in PP 805.

LUXEMBURG, ROSA, Prison Letters to Sophie Liebknecht, 1916 – 1918, 42pp, from the A.J. Muste Memorial Institute Essay Series, in PP 1123.

LUXURIES, See: MISES, LUDWIG von, Luxuries into Necessities, 1956, 1p: 23, in PP 1480.

LYBARGER, LEE FRANCIS, The Tariff, What it Is – How it Works – Whom it Benefits, Protection, Revenue, Free Trade, Chicago, 1914, 399pp, in PP 1.063.

LYBERTARIAN LYMPOON, ed. by Murray Mothball, n.d., 34pp, in PP 975. (Attempts at libertarian humour are still all too rare – and often all too flawed. Another good source is the Southern Libertarian MESSENGER. Another: The Voluntaryist. REASON may be still good, at least in its comics. But I and others got turned off through its compromises and gradualism. – J.Z.)

LYCOS, KIM, The Universities’ Education System and Authoritarianism, 9pp, 36x, in PP 412, p184.

LYNCH LAW, PP 239. To the extent that “positive” laws infringe individual rights, they should all be classed as “lynch law”. – J.Z.

LYNCH, ALBERTO BENEGAS, Jr., Toward a Market Monetary System, THE FREEMAN, 1/88, 2pp, in PP 25.

LYNN, DAVID SCOTT, Looking behind the Licensing Laws, 1986, 3pp, Heartland Institute, in PP 1104.

LYNN, DAVID SCOTT, Outlawing Health Care Choice, 1988, 3pp, Heartland Institute, in PP 1105.

LYNN, RICHARD, Prof., Loans for Students, 11pp, 101, in PP 1450.

LYNX, CANADA, Authority: Theirs, ours or nobody’s? 77, 17pp, in PP 1371/72: 87, a review of BALDELLI, GIOVANNI, Social Anarchism, 1972, Penguin, 192pp.

LYON, DEAN, Protection? Government Offers Vengeance: Libertarians Achieve Safety, SLL leaflet, 2pp, 24x, in PP 182, 1p, 1978, 29x, in PP 484..

LYONS, DAVID, The New Indian Claims and Original Rights in Land, SOCIAL THEORY AND PRACTICE 4, 1977, 249-272, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1199p224. Headed: Indian Property Rights.

LYONS, EUGEN, The Russian Mir and Alexander Herzen, 2pp, from his “Our Secret Allies, the Peoples of Russia”, 1954, 24x, in PP 5. – If this book had been kept in print and widely distributed then the USSR might have collapsed much earlier. – J.Z.

LYONS, EUGENE, Let’s Ostracize Communists, 1p, in PP 1411/12: 275.

LYONS, EUGENE, The Conformist, 3pp, in PP 1411/12: 378.

LYONS, EUGENE, Workers’ Paradise Lost, review only, by TAYLOR, JOAN KENNEDY, Half a Century of Victims, 4pp, in PP 1377: 64.

LYSANDER, The Human Right to Property, 1966, 1p, 24x, in PP 301.

LYTTELTON, ALFRED, the HON., The Law of Trade Combinations, 1894, 18pp, 29x, in PP 371.