July 28, 1914: The Single Bullet That Killed 16 Million By Edward Hudgins An assassin's bullet a century ago sparked World War I. That conflict led to 16 million military and civilian deaths, plus nearly 20 million wounded. And the misery and horror of the war resulted in another casualty: confidence in the Enlightenment enterprise and human progress was heavily damaged. Read more >       The Atlas Society 1001 Connecticut Ave, NW Suite 830 Washington, D.C. 20036 (800) 374-1776 (202) 296-7263  Fax: (202) 296-0771 tas@atlassociety.org www.atlassociety.org     Myths About Ayn Rand: Popular Errors and the Insights They Conceal

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