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*'''[[Herbert Spencer]]''' was a leading 19th-century English radical individualist. | *'''[[Herbert Spencer]]''' was a leading 19th-century English radical individualist. | ||
*"'''[[Net Neutrality]]'''" refers to proposed regulations by the [[Federal Communications Commission|FCC]] on telecom operators and internet service providers. | *"'''[[Net Neutrality]]'''" refers to proposed regulations by the [[Federal Communications Commission|FCC]] on telecom operators and internet service providers. | ||
*[[Lysander Spooner]]'s '''''[[No Treason]]''''' makes the case that the [[United States Constitution|US Constitution]] is invalid because it was never explicitly agreed to by anyone. | |||
Revision as of 21:49, 12 January 2011
Articles are grouped by the month in which they were removed from Template:New articles. New entries should be added to the bottom.
January
- The Webster-Hayne debate was a major debate on the nature of the union established by the United States Constitution.
- The True Money Supply, defined by Mises, includes standard money (held by the public) and money substitutes.
- Slavery is a system in which one must labor under the orders of another under the threat of violence.
- The Panama Canal is a 48-mile ship canal in Panama that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean.
- Herbert Spencer was a leading 19th-century English radical individualist.
- "Net Neutrality" refers to proposed regulations by the FCC on telecom operators and internet service providers.
- Lysander Spooner's No Treason makes the case that the US Constitution is invalid because it was never explicitly agreed to by anyone.