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Tim Cavanaugh | 5.15.2006 2:54 PM

In The New York Times, Nick Gillespie reviews Alvin and Heidi Toffler's Revolutionary Wealth.

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emmajane 20 years ago

Great piece, Nick! Their book reminds me somewhat of our own Mr. Bailey!
Paul Rako 20 years ago

New York Times! Get a rope! We don't want our beloved libertarian leaders getting a voice in the most prestigious newspaper in the world. We like 'em small-town and accessible, like a hemorrhoid pillow or scented candle. Next thing you know Nick is going to be all high-tone like that Postrel gal that left us for the posh and pomposity of New Yawk City.

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