On 01-04-98 Robert Plett wrote to David Hartung... 
 
        Hello Robert, 
 
  I started reading Fredrick Bastiat's "The Law" and 
read something about education that I thought you would 
enjoy. 
  Here it is page 31: 
 
        In this matter of education, the law has only 
        two alternatives: It can permit this transaction 
        of teaching-and-learning to operate freely and 
        without use of force or it can force human wills 
        in this matter by taking from some them enough to 
        pay the teachers who are appointed by government 
        to instruct others, without charge.  But in in 
        second case, the law commits legal plunder by 
        violeting the liberty and property. 
 
  I thought you might find this interesting.  Another, 
item, do you have any information in the New Test 
that suggests we such be individually responsibile. 
 
VR 
JB - Ilk 
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