| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | Fighting the good fight. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We break a thousand laws,
worship a million gods, pull levers in prison, send the feds on vacation, declare
terrorism illegal, fire a few missiles over Toronto, take a few cheap shots,
dress down, shoot up, and eat cake for Ayn Rand's 100th. |
|
Features |
| 20 | Marxism of
the Right? | Libertarianism's strength, John Coleman argues, lies in
its not being an ideology of any sort. |
| 23 | Rattlesnakes,
Tacos, and Tetracycline | After a rattlesnake bite, Robert H. Miller nearly lost
his arm. Fortunately he was treated by a Mexican hospital, not an American
one. |
| 30 | Searching
for Utopia from Upstate New York to the Horn of Africa | Spencer MacCallum
examines the migration of a libertarian utopia — from motel to cruise ship
to colony — and looks forward to the realization of a stateless
society. |
| 36 | Willy Loman:
Good-bye and Good Riddance | "Attention must be paid" to the death of Willy Loman? Travis
Stewart pores over the works of Arthur Miller and wonders whether too much
attention has already been paid. |
| 40 | One Nation, Under Whose God? | With fundamentalist religion entrenched in
the executive branch, Norman Ball asks, do prayer breakfasts trump Cabinet
meetings? |
| 42 | Kharma Come & Kyoto + Ten | Tamara Wilhite provides
two glimpses into a future less free. |
| Reviews |
| 44 | The Man
Who Made America | What do you get when you take the platitudes of Marxist
historiography and apply them to the heroes of the American Revolution?
Apparently, Timothy Sandefur discovers, a Pulitzer Prize.
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| 46 | Punch Drunk Oscar | "Million Dollar Baby" isn't the film many on
the Right made it out to be, Jo Ann Skousen reports, but the Academy Award
for Best Film still should have gone elsewhere. |
| 48 | Wanderings in the Quest | For art about the "heartland" to be
memorable, it must at the same time satirize its subject and embrace it.
Stephen Cox explores a classic instance of doing both. |
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| 51 | Notes on Contributors | Our nearest and dearest. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | Snippets from the real
world. |
