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More oxford books @ www.OxfordeBook.comFore more urdu books visit www.4Urdu.comACKNOWLE DGME NTSThis project would never have been possible without the assistance ofJeff Britting, archivist at the Ayn Rand Institute. From my first exploratorytrip down to Irvine eight years ago, Jeff was unfailingly professional,endlessly informative, and always willing to go the extra mile.Through his efforts the archive has become a hospitable place indeedfor scholars interested in Ayn Rand. Numerous other librarians andarchivists gave me valuable assistance. Deserving of particular mentionare archivists at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in WestBranch, Iowa, the Stanford University Library Special Collections, YaleUniversity, the Foundation for Economic Education, and the Ludwigvon Mises Institute.I am grateful to all the individuals and organizations that granted me useof copyrighted material in this work. Permission to include excerpts fromthe writings of Rose Wilder Lane has been granted by the copyright owner,Little House Heritage Trust. The Rothbard Papers are cited courtesy of theLudwig Von Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama. Material from Leonard Readis used with permission of the Foundation for Economic Education (www.fee.org). The Department of Special Collections and University Archives,Stanford University Libraries, granted me permission to use material fromthe Stewart Brand Collection (M1237). Barry Goldwater is quoted with thepermission of the Arizona Historical Foundation. Barbara Branden andNathaniel Branden, Ph. D, kindly granted use of photographs and documents.Permission to quote from Ayn Rand’s unpublished material wasgranted by the Estate of Ayn Rand, and other material is used courtesy ofthe Ayn Rand Archives. The Ayn Rand Archives at the Ayn Rand Instituteis a reference source. Use of its materials by this author does not constituteendorsement or recommendation of this work by the Ayn Rand Institute.287