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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.

May

The Constitution of the United States has been interpreted differently by nationalist theorists and compact theorists.
The Fighting Communist Organizations is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s.
Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil is the Brazilian partner of the Mises Institute.
R. Douglas Fields is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the principle of non-aggression.
Tulip mania was a 17th-century bubble in the price of tulips.
Communist Terrorism is terrorism committed by Marxists or Maoists.
In response to the Crisis of 1772, the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the Boston Tea Party.

July

The Latin American debt crisis was a major financial crisis of the early 1980s.
Léon Walras was a French economist who made key contributions in price and value theory.
Thomas J. DiLorenzo's Hamilton's Curse offers a revisionist view of Alexander Hamilton.
Reichskreditkassenscheine was a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during World War II.
The Mystery of Banking, by Murray Rothbard, explains the modern fractional-reserve banking system.

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 *"'''[[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.
+==May==
+*The '''[[Constitution of the United States]]''' has been interpreted differently by [[Nationalist theory of the US Constitution|nationalist theorists]] and [[Compact theory of the US Constitution|compact theorists]].
+*The '''[[Fighting Communist Organizations]]''' is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s.
+*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].
+*'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-aggression]].
+*'''[[Tulip mania]]''' was a 17th-century bubble in the price of [[tulip]]s.
+*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism|Marxists]] or [[Maoism|Maoists]].
+*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].
+==July==
+*The '''[[Latin American debt crisis]]''' was a major financial crisis of the early 1980s.
+*'''[[Léon Walras]]''' was a [[France|French]] economist who made key contributions in price and value theory.
+*[[Thomas J. DiLorenzo]]'s '''''[[Hamilton's Curse]]''''' offers a revisionist view of [[Alexander Hamilton]].
+*'''[[Reichskreditkassenscheine]]''' was a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during [[World War II]].
+*'''''[[The Mystery of Banking]]''''', by [[Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking]] system.