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Fugitive Essays

Fugitive Essays

Selected Writings of Frank Chodorov

Edited and with an Introduction by Charles H. Hamilton

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Pub Date

Oct 1980

Notes

Introduction, foreword, select bibliography, index.

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Description

Frank Chodorov profoundly influenced the intellectual development of the post—World War II libertarian/conservative movement. These essays have been assembled for the first time from Chodorov's writings in magazines, newspapers, books, and pamphlets. They sparkle with his individualistic perspective on politics, human rights, socialism, capitalism, education, and foreign affairs.



Table of Contents

Acknowledgements 10
Introduction by Charles H. Hamilton 11
Foreword 33

Part I The Political Mentality 37
The Dogma of Our Times 39
Washington: A Psychosis 46
Washington, the American Mecca 52
Remember Robespierre 59

Part II Natural Rights and Unnatural Wrongs 67
Source of Rights 69
Economics Versus Politics 76
From God or the Sword? 84
Government Contra State 93
Civilization or Caveman Economy? 99
Free Will and the Marketplace 107
One Worldism 120

Part III Why We Have Socialism 129
About Socialism and Socialists 131
The “Crime” of the Capitalists 142
A Fifty-Year Project 151

Part IV Communism and America 163
Let’s Teach Communism 165
Commies Don’t Count 172
How to Curb the Commies 179
How Communism Came to America 186 Part V Why Don’t You Propose
Something Constructive? 191
On Saving the Country 193
If We Quit Voting 197
What Individualism Is Not 206
Thought and the World of Action 214
Why Teach Freedom? 217

Part VI Education and Freedom 223
My Friend’s Education 225
Why Free Schools Are Not Free 232
Private Schools: The Solution to America’s
Educational Problem 240

Part VII Taxation Is Robbery 253
The Revolution of 1913 255
Socialism via Taxation 267 Part VIII An Individualist’s Heritage 287
Thomas Jefferson, Rebel! 289
George Mason of Virginia 297
Henry David Thoreau 309
The Articulate Individualist 317

Part IX The International Scene 323
Reds Are Natives 325
Isolationism 327
A Byzantine Empire of the West? 337
Free Trade for Preparedness 350

Part X When War Comes 359
A Jeremiad 361
Warfare Versus Welfare 365
A War to Communize America 371

Part XI it’s Fun to Fight 381
On Doing Something About It 383
Freedom Is Better 392
Let’s Try Capitalism 399
About Revolutions 405
A Legacy of Value414

Selected Bibliography of Chodorov’s Works 417
Index 421

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