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Editor's Notes
by John Taylor
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          This special "All L. Neil Smith Edition" of The Libertarian Enterprise is brought to you in the name of freedom.

          Article 1 is new; the remainder are reprints of some of L. Neil Smith's essays that I found particularly relevant to Article 1. That there are 10 articles here is deliberate. You'll immediately see why.

          Welcome to the Second American Revolution!

Table of Contents

1. L. Neil Smith's Fourth of July Announcement
                  by L. Neil Smith

2. The Great Explosion

3. Of Ants and Men

4. When You Wish Upon A Star ...

5. Burning the Bridge to the Future

6. Morning in Amerika

7. They Can't All Be Walter Williams

8. And Brady Makes Three

9. It's Time to De-Tax the Bill of Rights

10. Letter from a Killer Ape

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