Evanston, Illinois: DeJan Institute, Inc., [197-]. Libertarian pamphlet on freedom v. control, or the State v. the Market. DeJan asserts that man gained some freedoms by discarding the hero-worshipping, supernature mythologies, but in adopting the secular mycology (parasite-worshipping) of the collective that he enchained himself once again. Stapled wrappers, 22..... More
Los Angeles: Freedom Club, [1952]. First edition. Octavo (22 cm). Plain, saddle-stitched wrappers; 32 pp. From an address given by Frank Holman to St. Alban Conclave No. 18, Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine, Seattle, Washington, March 8, 1952. The author argues against the U.S.'s membership in the U.N...... More
New Rochelle, N.Y. Arlington House, ©1969. Slim trade paperback, 47 pp. Some slight rubbing to cover, near fine. More
n.p. Published by the author / Distributed by LEA Communications, Inc., ©1974. New Completely Revised Edition. First published in 1971, the author attempted to published an "unbiased" reference guide to the American right from moderates to the extreme and everything in between. In this revised edition he includes visual diagrams..... More
New York: Libertarian Analysis, 1970. The first issue of this short-lived libertarian journal founded to “serve as an open forum to clarify the diverse libertarian and anarchist ideas and strategies, and thereby do our part in making them a personal and social reality” (p. 2-3). The contributions for this issue..... More