Clarence Buford Carson

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Clarence Buford Carson (1925–2003)

Historian and Writer

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A solid individualist, and a Christian—a minority position at FEE.

Books:

• The Fateful Turn: From Individual Liberty to Collectivism, 1880-1960 (1963, The Fateful Turn: Online Series)
• The American Tradition (1964, The American Tradition: Online Series)
• The War on the Poor (1969)
• Throttling the Railroads (1971)
• The Rebirth of Liberty: The Founding of the American Republic 1760-1800 (1973)
• The World in the Grip of an Idea (1979)
• Organized Against Whom?: The Labor Union in America (1983)
• A Basic History of the United States, 6 Vols.
  • v.1 The Colonial Experience 1607-1774 (1983)
  • v.2 The Beginning of the Republic 1775-1825 (1984)
  • v.3 The Sections and the Civil War 1826-1877 (1985)
  • v.4 The Growth of America, 1878-1928 (1985)
  • v.5 The Welfare State, 1929-1985 (1986)
  • v.6 America: From Gridlock to Deadlock 1985-2001 (1996)
• A Teacher's Guide to a Basic History of the United States (1987)
• Basic Economics - (1988)
• Basic Communism: Its Rise, Spread, and Debacle in the 20th Century (1990)
• Basic American Government (1993)
• Swimming Against the Tide (1998)

Booklets:

• Free enterprise: The Road to Prosperity (1975)
• The Keys to Success (1976)
• The Pageant of Production (1976)
• The Anti-Communist Blackout in America (1976)
• What Is Liberalism? (1980)

Others:

• Let Freedom Ring, a Basic Outline of American History
• The Flight from Reality (1968)

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Carson wrote several of his books as serials in FEE's The Freeman. For the book The Fateful Turn: From Individual Liberty to Collectivism, 1880-1960 (1963), there:

• Individualism Verses Communism
• The American Tradition1
• The American Tradition2
• The American Tradition3
• The American Tradition4
• The American Tradition5
• The American Tradition6
• The American Tradition7
• The American Tradition8
• The American Tradition9

I haven't compared them to the book yet...I'll see but, f'rintance, "Individualism Verses Communism" was "Individualism Verses Commonism" where he uses the neologism.

The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty - April 1977, Vol. 27 No. 4 - World in the Grip of an Idea: 4. Russia - Old Regime and New Revolutionaries By Clarence B. Carson

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