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Index 583
embargo policy of, 263
Epicureanism influence on, 153
equal rights to liberty and property views of, 289
Essays on Morality and Natural Religion
(Home and Kames) and, 409
freedom, American Revolution and, 8
freedom and responsibility indivisibility belief of, 425
gradualist toward slavery and, 1
individual self-government and, 409
Jefferson (Nock) and, 356
Kentucky Resolutions (1798) and, 262
life and liberty rights and, 311
limited government ideas of, 262, 263, 324, 425
John Locke influence on, xxii, 433
Louisiana Purchase and, 263
man as a social being belief of, 345
George Mason and, 321
Charles Murray influenced by, 345
national bank issue and, 262
Notes on the State of Virginia written by, 103, 262
political individualism and, 241, 242
presidential policies of, 263
Richard Price and, 388
pursuit of happiness phrase and, 408–409
Revolutionary War and, 262
right to change government and, 311, 432–433
Second Continental Congress and, 262
separation of church and state and, 459, 460
Algernon Sidney and, 463
slavery issue and, 1, 263
A Summary View of the Rights of British America
written by, 262
Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom and,
262, 263, 459
Washington’s Secretary of State and, 262
Whig political tradition and, 262
See also Declaration of Independence
Jefferson (Nock), 356
Jevons, W. S., 47, 326
Johnson, Lyndon B.
affirmative action policies of, 7
Great Society of, 414
War on Poverty programs of, 541
Johnson, Samuel, 471
Journal of Libertarian Studies, 443
Jouvenel, Bertrand de, 263–265
books written by, 264–265
centralization of state power issue and, 264–265
collectivism criticized by, 264
common good issue and, 264, 265
conservative liberalism of, 264–265
Franco-German reconciliation activities of, 264
journalistic career of, 264
Mont Pelerin Society and, 264
redistribution of income issue and, 264
World War II and, 264
Judiciary
Bushnell’s Case and, 265
civil law system and, 265
Edward Coke and, 76–78, 265
common law system and, 79–81, 265
Constitutional defense by, 266
delegated powers of, 266
Federal Arbitration Act (1925) and, 266
Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists and, 168–173
habeas corpus protection and, 265
Internet private dispute arbitration and, 266
judicial activism and, 266
judicial powers by administrative agencies issue and, 266
jury nullification and, 265
jury system and, 265
law and economics and, 284–286
“legal realist” vs. modern realist jurisprudence and,
265–266
limited government and, 303–305
Charles de Secondat de Montesquieu and, 341–342
natural rights libertarians and, 265–266
Roscoe Pound and, 386–387
private market dispute resolution alternatives to, 266
restitution for crime and, 427–429
retribution for crime and, 429–431
separation of powers (U.S.) and, 266
Jurisprudence (Pound), 386
Kahn, Richard, 138
Kalecki, Michal, 138
Kames, Lord, 409
Kammen, Michael, 19
Kant, Immanuel, 269–271
acting out of duty and, 270
altruist philosophy of, 241
autonomous exercise of practical reason focus of, 330
categorical imperative of, 34, 359–360
classical liberalism of, xxix, 229, 269
coercion and, 270
consequences are irrelevant to rightness or
wrongness and, 92
“doctrine of right” and doctrine of virtue” of, 270
ethics provided laws of freedom concept of, 34
formula of humanity and, 270
formula of the kingdom of ends and, 270
formula of universal law and, 269–270
Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals written by,
34–35, 269, 270
freedom defined by, 155
freedom of opinion and press and, 298
government maintaining peace and, 213
illiberal beliefs of, 270–271
impact of, 269
individual rights focus of, 245, 330
moral philosophy of, 34, 92, 269–270, 415, 416, 495
nonaggression axiom of, 34, 359–360