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CORRESPONDENCE
Michael David-Fox, 23 November 1998; 29 November 1998.
George Kline, 15 November 1998; 29 November 1998; 24 January 1999; 8 February 1999; 11 February 1999.
Peter Konecny, 24 November 1998; 8 January 1999; 29 January 1999.
Boris Lossky, 21 November 1995; 9 January 1999 (interview).
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Ayn Rand’s Life: Highlights and Sidelights.
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Blumenthal, Allan. 1992T.
Nature, Nurture, and Free Will.
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Music: Theory, History, Performance,
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Branden, Barbara. 1962T.
Principles of Efficient Thinking.
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An Evening with Barbara Branden.
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Basic Principles of Objectivism.
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The Benefits and Hazards of the Philosophy of Ayn Rand: A Personal Statement.
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Love and
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On Ayn Rand
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The Inside Edge Presents an Edge on the Nineties: The Dynamics of Self-Esteem.
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