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New Libertarian Notes
Doc Rothbard — Man of Hard Money!

Vol. II #29 — January, 1974
New Libertarian Whole Number NL034

24pp, 8½″ x 11″, photocopy, new — $12.00

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Cover John Pachak Murray Rothbard’s head transplanted on Doc Savage’s bod (pace, James Bama!)
p. 2 Staff Table of Contents
p. 3 Samuel Edward Konkin III Notes & Views
p. 4 Michael D. Moslow “Books to Burn”
p. 5 J. Neil Schulman “NLN Interviews Robert A. Heinlein” Part II
pp. 9-16 John J. Pierce Renaissance, Volume 6, Number 1, January, 1974
p. 10 Rafail Nudelman Fantastika, Born of Revolution Part Two (adapted by John W. Andrews)
p. 16 John J. Pierce Review of H. G. Wells by Norman & Jeanne MacKenzie
p. 17 Samuel Edward Konkin III The Free Marketeers Ride Again, Chapter 5 — “Joustice is Served”
p. 20 Ad The Charles Curley Letter from King Rat Enterprises
p. 21 Staff Calendar of Libertarian & SF Events
p. 24 Ad Francisco D'Anconia Precious Metals (great prices for 1974!)