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Michel de Montaigne and, 340
natural law and, 494
Natural Law concept of, 302, 351–352
negative attitude toward emotions and, 495
Socratic tradition of, 302
tyranny resistance and, 494
virtue focus in, 494–495
George Washington and, 495, 536
Stranger in a Strange Land (Heinlein), 224
Strong, Tracy, 354
The Study of Sociology (Spencer), 484
Suárez, Francisco, 451
The Subjection of Women (Mill), 330
Subsidiarity, 495–496
bureaucracy and, 42–43
Edmund Burke and, 94
collectivist or republic interpretation of, 496
conservatism and, 94
decentralist, bottom-up decision-making and, 495–496
definition of, 495
European Union debate and, 496
Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists and, 168–173
libertarian views regarding, 496
Sullivan, New York Times v., 57
Suma Theologica (Aquinas), 450
A Summary View of the Rights of British
America (Jefferson), 262
Sumner, Charles
Frederick Douglass and, 127
equal rights of all men and, 411
land redistribution plans of, 127
libertarian constitutionalism of, 102
Sumner, William Graham, 496–497
Anti-Imperialist League and, 375
economic issues and, 497
Folkways written by, 496, 497
free market focus of, 496, 497
imperialism opposed by, xxxiv, 238, 375, 497
individualism focus of, 496
institutional conservatism of, 497
minimalist government philosophy of, 497
regimes of status concept and, 472
Social Darwinism and, 472–473
sociology and, 482
“survival of the fittest” doctrine and, 472
war condemned by, 374
What Social Classes Owe to Each Other written by, 497
Sunstein, Cass R., 101, 273, 383, 384
Supplement to the Voyage of Bougainville (Diderot), 124
Supply side economics, 139–140
Supreme Court judicial review powers, 100
Surviving Tomorrow newspaper, 226
Synthetic Philosophy (Spencer), 484
Systema Naturae (Linnaeus), 147
System der Soziologie (Oppenheimer), 365
A System of Logic (Mill), 329
Systems of Survival (J. Jacobs), 261
Szasz, Thomas, 497–498
behavior is not a disease concept of, 498
coercive psychiatry and, 498
libertarian views on, 497
mental illness as state-sponsored social control and, 498
The Myth of Mental Illness written by,
402–403, 426, 497–498
“passion against coercion” and, 497
personal freedom and responsibility defended by, 497
The Untamed Tongue written by, 498
Tableau Économique (Quesnay), 378–379
Taft, Robert A., 499
conservatism of, 499
decentrist philosophy of, 112
foreign policy and, 499
Herbert Hoover and, 499
limited government philosophy of, 499
1952 presidential election and, 499
F. D. Roosevelt and, 499
Taft-Hartley Labor Relations Act and, 499
Harry Truman and, 499
Taft-Hartley Labor Relations Act, 499
Take Back Your Government (Heinlein), 224
Taking Responsibility (Branden), 38
Takings: Private Property and the Power of Eminent
Domain (Epstein), 154, 500
Talmon, J. L., 116
Tansill, Charles Callan, 375
Tappan, Arthur, 1
Tappan, Lewis, 1
Taxation, 499–501
broad-based, nondiscriminatory taxation and, 501
confiscatory tax rates and, 140
The Cost of Right, Why Liberty Depends on Taxation
(Sunstein & Holmes) and, 384
economic order grounded in private property and, 500
English Civil Wars and, 145–146
forced exchange concept and, 500
free ridership issue and, 393, 500
free trade and, 189–191
government reclaiming private wealth through, 273
F. A. Hayek and, 446
Auberon Herbert and, 225
A History of Taxation and Public Expenditure in the
Western World (Webber & Wildavsky) and, 500
individualist anarchism and, 243–244
individualist vs. collectivistic cultures and, 500
Italian fiscal theorists and, 258–260
Keynesian economics and, 138–140
Lao Tzu opposition to, 282–283
Magna Carta and, 146, 313–314
minimum levels of, 500
National Tax Limitation Committee and, 505
private vs. common property and, 500