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New Libertarian Notes
Tax Is Theft!

Vol. II #10 — May, 1972
New Libertarian Whole Number NL015

12pp, 8½″ x 11″, photocopy, new — $6.00

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From New Libertarian Index:

Page Contributor Subject
Cover unattributed Illustration of SEK3 urging students to protest at the IRS Centre [sic] April 15th
p. 2 Staff Colophon & Contents
p. 3 Robert Patton Guest Editorial
p. 4 Joseph Castrovinci Review of The Interstate Commerce Omission: The Public Interest and the ICC by Robert Fellmeth, et al.
p. 4 Gary Greenberg Letter
p. 5 Richard A. Friedman The Library of Liberty: Review of The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by R. A. Heinlein, Part I
p. 6 John Pachak “Train Track Economics”
p. 7 William Gillespie “A Revisionist Viewpoint of U.S. Foreign Policy Towards the Axis Powers (1939-1941), Part II”
p. 9 John Caulfield “A Tale of Two Tales:” Reviews of Village of the Damned and Children of the Damned (both based on John Wyndham’s novel The Midwich Cuckoos)
p. 11 Samuel Edward Konkin III Notes & Views
p. 12 Victor Manso “untitled poem”