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[p. 2] ; column 5 ; 4 ¼ col. in. ; An excerpt from the Deseret News shows that the Mormons are defiant and angry with the government for forcing laws upon them without giving them political power.

Recalls the excitement and promise of the black rebellions of the late 1960s when culture was taking on political, economic and military forms to overthrow the oppressor.

Cover -- Half title -- Title -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- Dedication -- Quotes -- Preface -- Chapter I. Backing the Founders: Sketching the Case for Unalienable Individual Rights -- Chapter II. Another Brief Defense of Free Will -- Chapter III. Are We Free to Write and Speak Our Minds? -- Chapter IV. Libertarian Justice? -- Chapter V. The Petty Tyranny of Government Regulation and Related Reflections -- Chapter VI. On Ethical Egoism and Justice -- Chapter VII. A Problem with Aristotle's Ethical Essentialism -- Chapter VIII. Aristotle and the Moral Status of Business -- Chapter IX. Reflections on Freedom and Responsibility -- Chapter X. Natural Rights Classical Liberalism -- Chapter XI. Individualism and Success: Pluralism, Si, Subjectivism, No -- Chapter XII. Rights, Values, Regulation and Health Care: To Be Well Isn't a Fundamental Right but a Value -- Chapter XIII. Why Human Beings May Use Animals -- Chapter XIV. Taxation: The Ethics of Its Avoidance or Dodging -- Epilogue -- Index -- Back cover.