Archive for Mary Sennholz
Leonard Read, the Founder and Builder
Mrs. Sennholz is an administrative assistant at FEE and an honorary trustee. She is the author of Leonard E. Read: Philosopher of Freedom (FEE, 1993). In 1946, the eyes of most Americans were on the U.S. Congress debating full employment, higher minimum wages, extended social security benefits, price and rent controls, public housing projects, and [...]
1May1996 | Mary Sennholz | 3 comments | Continued-
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