Index 385by U.S.Progressives,91, 165 praisesHenryFordby name,32; presents
Manes,Christopher, 214 ChristianSocialistPartyof Austriaas Hitler’s
Maney,Kevin(technologyjournalist), 147 role model,183; promisesto combatincome
The ManVersusthe State(book):denounces inequality,185; promiseslaborlegislation,
slavery,43; misquotedby critics,34; praised 185; referencesMammon,165, 177; reviles
by HenryHazlitt,282.See alsoSpencer, capitalismin general,165, 168, 169, 170–171,
Herbert 177, 180, 182, 183; similaritieswithMichael
MaoTse-Tung:comparedto Wal-Mart,187; Moore’s rhetoric,181; similaritieswithNew
praisedby W. E. B. Du Bois,118; Left rhetoric,181, 181–182; similaritieswith
whitewashedby JohnKennethGalbraith, W. E. B. Du Bois’s politicalrhetoric,172;
253–254 vitriolagainstrobberbarons(industrialists),
Margalit,Avishai,163, 187 168.See alsoHitler,Adolf;German
Marsh,OthnielCharles(paleontologist), 33 philosophyof the nineteenthcentury;
Martineau,James, 21 Naziism;Romanticistphilosophy;Volkish
Marx,Karl:admiredby W.E.B.Du Bois,118; movement
and monopolies,106; criticizedby Carl Mellon,AndrewW., 244
Schurz,44; denouncesJews,168; influenced MenAre FromMars,WomenAre FromVenus
by Jean-JacquesRousseau,328; influenceon (book), 66
Germaneugenicists,134–135; influencesanti- Mencken,H. L., 10, 115, 327–328.See also
globalizationmovement,328; influences Westernmortalityrate
nineteenth-centuryGermangovernist Mendel,Gregor,92, 138
philosophy,328; on incomeinequality,332; mercantilism,137, 154
quoted, 168 Michaud,Eric, 192
Marxism:culturalMarxism,66, 158, 223; Hitler MicrosoftCorporation, 243
on, 162, 169–170; ItalianMarxistAntonio MiddleAges:and Asians,67; and corporate
Gramscidefendfirst fascists,153; Joseph guilds,137, 154, 163; discriminationagainst
Goebbelson, 160–161; Nazicommentaryon, Jewsduring,137, 163
143–144, 160–161, 162, 169–170; of pioneering MightIs Right,or Survivalof the Fittest(book),
GermaneugenicistLudwigWoltmann, 248–249
149n14;outgrowthof largertrendof Mikael,Mikela, 171
nineteenth-centuryGermangovernism,217; militarism:opposedby HerbertSpencer,51–53,
Volkishmovementon, 149n14,220–221 54, 61; opposedby WilliamGrahamSumner,
MasterpieceTheatre(TV series), 189 53–54; saidto be supportedby Spencerand
MaxPlanckInstitute, 70 Sumner,x, 3, 51, 61; supportedby
McCaskey,John,319–320 Progressives,84, 90
McCraw,ThomasK., 103, 104 Mill,JohnStuart:admiresHerbertSpencer,281;
McClure’s(magazine),156, 157 earlyadopterof term“altruism”, 271–272;
McClure,Samuel, 157 earlyworkin sociology,282.See also
McGovern,George, 31 altruism;Comte,Auguste
McKibben,Bill (environmentalist),333–334 Mills,C. Wright,158–159
Mead,Margaret, 276 Milward,Alan:on big business’ aversionto
media.Seecorporatemedia NaziParty,143; on Hitlerpromoting
Meeker,Royal,121–122 collectivismthroughwar,182; on Naziism
MeinKampf(book):accusescommunistof being versusfree markets,143, 246; on Naziism
puppetsto Jewishcapitalists,169; accuses versusreason,71; on NaziParty’s anti-
corporatemediaof corruptingthe young capitalism, 143
people,171; Anti-DefamationLeague’s “minarcism” (term):as strawman,311–313
prefaceto, 65; citesHoustonChamberlainby “minimalgovernment” (term):as misleading
name,138; demandsself-sacrifice,183; term,311–313
denouncescorporatemediafor minimumwagelegislation:initiallysupported
ManufacturingConsent,170–171; denounces for openlyeugenicistreasons,121–122;
IndustrialRevolution,177; denouncesJews initiallysupportedfor openlyracistreasons,
for beingcapitalist,165, 169, 170–171, 180; 121–122
denouncesusury,180; distruststhe United miscegenation.Seeinterracialmarriage
States,204; extolscollectivism,36, 182, 183;