Transcription of F. A. Hayek - IU
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I Max Eastman, Stalin's Russia and the Crisis of Socialism, 1940, p. 82. 2 W H. Chamberlin, A False Utopia, 1937, pp. 202-3. 3 F. A. Voigt, Unto Ccesar, 1939, p. 95. THE GREAT UTOPIA 29 coercive organisation of their affairs. Though they promise themselves amoreabundantlife, they mustin practice renounce
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