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Mr. Justice Miller and the Supreme Court, 1862-1890, Charles Fairman
John Jay, the Nation, and the Court, Richard B. Morris Reviewed by Carl Brent Swisher
The Powers of Government. Volume I: Federal and State Powers. Volume II: The Powers of the President, Bernard Schwartz Reviewed by Carl Brent Swisher
Our More Perfect Union: From Eighteenth-Century Principles to Twentieth-Century Practice, Arthur N. Holcombe Reviewed by Carl Brent Swisher
Total War and the Constitution, Edward S. Corwin Reviewed by Carl Brent Swisher
Safeguarding Civil Liberty Today, Robert E. Cushman, Max Lerner, Edmund Ezra Day, Carl L. Becker, James Lawrence Fly and Francis Biddle Reviewed by Carl Brent Swisher
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