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Lopez, United States v., 169
Lorie, James, 492
Losing Ground (Murray), 344, 345
Louisiana Purchase, 263
Louverture, Toussaint, 466
Lovejoy, Owen, 540
Lucas, Robert E., Jr., 136, 140, 492
Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council, 144
Lugar, Richard, 179
Luther, Martin, 241
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, 309–310
arbitrary government criticized by, 309
Christian conservatives critiqued by, 310
commercial and civil liberty relationship and, 309
free trade and factory system defended by, 309
Glorious Revolution focus of, 309
government role issue and, 310
History of England from the Accession of James the
Second written by, 309, 310
H. L. Mencken and, 309
parliamentary career of, 310
paternalistic government and, 310
religious tolerance issue and, 310
scientific advancement and economic freedom
focuses of, 309
search and seizure issue and, 309
separation of church and state issue and, 310
tariff issue and, 309
taxation issues and, 309
MacBride, Roger Lea, 310–311
books written by, 310
Rose Wilder Lane and, 310
Libertarian Party and, 310
1976 electoral vote of, 228, 310, 347
Republican Party and, 310
Machan, Tibor, 34, 413, 435–436
Machiavelli, Niccolò, 423, 539
The Machinery of Freedom (D. Friedman), 10
Machovec, Frank, 134
MacIntyre, Alasdair, 161
MacIntyre, Alistair, 242
Mack, Ed, 334
Mack, Eric, 384, 413
MacKinnon, Catharine, 175, 382
MacNeil, Ian, 284
Madison, James, 311–313
Bill of Rights and, 32, 99, 173, 184, 262, 311
compound republic of national and state powers
supported by, 169, 405
confederation opposed by, 169
Congressional power to declare war and, 532
Constitution, Due Process and, 101
Constitutional Convention and, 99, 171, 311
Constitutional reverence of, 101, 106
decentralism and, 111
delegation, regulation without representation issue and, 117
federalism of, 312
The Federalist Papers and, 169, 312, 342
freedom and responsibility indivisibility and, 425
freedom and virtue and, 198
freedom of expression and, 184
“Free Labor Ideology” and, 102
government to protect individual rights and, 311–312
libertarian constitutionalism of, 102, 103, 106
limited government ideas of, 425
George Mason and, 321
Frank Meyer evaluation of, 198
Charles de Secondat de Montesquieu and, 342
“natural rights of mankind” and, 184
pluralism and, 106
political power for the good of the people and, 311
popular government factions belief of, 169
property rights concept and, 311, 421–422
republics and liberty relationship and, 169
right to change government and, 311
“safety and liberty of person” and, 311
self-ownership concept and, 421
separation of church and state and, 460
social contract theory of political authority and, 311
Virginia Plan of, 172
war opposed by, 529
war powers and, 533, 535
welfare bill opposed by, 540
Madison, Marbury v., 100
Madness and Civilization (Foucault), 180
Magna Carta, 313–314
American colonists and, 313
Bill of Rights (U.S.) and, 32–33
constitutional government principles and, 313
due process of law clauses of, 313
English Civil War and, 146
freedom of the church and, 313
freemen guarantees and, 241
immigration and, 235
Islam influence on, 257
limited power of government and, 291, 304
“Model” Parliament in 1261 and, 313
other European power concession documents and, 313
punishment regulations and, 313
right to revolution in, 432
royal power abuses and, 313
rule of law principle of, 313
statement of principles of government and, 313
taxation and appropriation limitations and, 313
Mailer, Norman, 113
Maine, Henry Sumner, 314
Ancient Law written by, 314
books written by, 314
civil society development focus of, 67, 314, 398
contractual agreements focus and, 67, 398
democratic government focus of, 314