Documents

The Historical Perspective

Typescript of an incomplete essay. The poem by Velma West Sykes, opening with a verse of Heath’s (Item 940) which would seem to have been inspired by Sykes, has been added to the prefatory material at the beginning.
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Malthus’ Doctrine In Historical Perspective

Handwritten in pencil by Heath on 18 pages of notepad paper. No date, but not before 1952 since on the sixth page, Heath inserted a paragraph from page 17 of his “Progress and Poverty Reviewed,” which was published in 1952. Published without editing in Libertarian Papers Vol.9, No.1 (2017), under the supplied title
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Statute Of Uses A Common-Law Subterfuge

Taping by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath.
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Society, Its Process And Prospect

Typed pages. Item 2702 is this same Item with Item 182 appended to give it a conclusion. Spencer MacCallum and Alvin Lowi titled it and supplied subheadings. The resulting essay was published in Libertarian Papers 2016.
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An Ideal Philosophy Of Creative Capital

Pencil by Heath on a small scrap of notepad paper.
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Freedom Depends On Community Services Being Purchaseable

Pencil by Heath on small 6-hole ring binder paper.
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Public And Private Property

Pencil on notepad paper, Prior to World War II?
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The Psychology Of Reconstruction

Pencil by Heath on notepad paper. Written during World War II.
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Land-Owners And The Valun Plan

Pencil by Heath on notepad paper.
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To Start A Civilization In The Wilderness

Verbatim quote by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath
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