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Capitalism (Boston: Houghton MIff} in, 1951), pp.
21-23 and 67-73; H.W. Speigel, The Growth of Economic
Thought (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1971), pp.
261-63; and I. H. Rima, Development of Economic
Analysis (Homewood, Ill.: Irwin, 1972), pp. 99-101.
(11)Mises, Omnipotent Government, p. 72.
(12)John Flynn, As We Go Marching (New York:
Free Life, 1973), pp. 199-200; also see Mises,
Omnipotent Government, p. 66.
(13 )Flynn, p. 199.
( 1 4 ) A sid e from F} Yn nan d Mis e s, Om nip 0 ten t
Government, also see Lionel Robbins, Economic
Planning and International Order (London: Macmillan,
1937); and my ffThe Nature of Modern Warfare," The
Freeman (Apr i 1 1972), pp. 205-11, reprinted in the
The L ib e r tar ian Al t ern a t i v e, e d .• T i b 0 r Machan
(Nelson-Hall, 1974), pp. 350-56.
(15)The classic book on this topic is Mises,
Omnipotent Government.
(16)See ibid. Also see Flynn, and Charles
Callan Tansill, The Back Door to War (Chicago: Henry
Regnery, 1952), especially pp. 339-50, 441-42. See pp.
494-508 for a description of the role of autarky in
producing the war in the Pacific. Also relevant is
Watershed of Empire eds., Leonard Liggio and James
Martin (Colorado Springs: Ralph Myles, 1976).
Especially see the selections by Murray Rothbard and
Robert Freeman Smith.
(17)Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations, 2 vols.
(New Rochelle: Arlington House, n.d.); Schumpeter;
Flynn; and Joseph Stromberg, "Amer ican Monopoly
S tat ism ,It The Lib e r tar ian For um ( S e p t em be r 19 7 3 ), p •
1-5.
(18)Flynn, pp. 193-94.
(19)Stromberg, p. 2; also see Schumpeter, pp.
79 - 80 •
(20)See Adam Smith, 2:207-62.
(21 )Rober t F. Smi th, "American Foreign Relations
1920-1942," Toward a New Past ed., Barton Berstein
(New York: Random House, 1968), p. 250. For other
revisionist works dealIng with America's entry into the
Second World War that have influenced the anarchists
see Tans ill; Harry Elmer Barnes, ed., Perpetual War
for Per pet ualP e ace ( C a I dwell, I da h0: Cax ton, 19 5 3 ) ;
Will i am Hen r y C ham b e rIa in, Am e rica's Sec0 nd Cr usade
(Chicago: Henry Regnery, 1950); Admiral Robert
Theobald, "The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor," U.S.
News and World Report (April 1,1954), pp. 44-93.
Also important in thIS regard is the February 1976
"revisionist" Issue of Reason. For a critique of the
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