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America's Political Heritage: Revolution and Free Government--A Bicentennial Tribute
In a bicentennial tribute, Alpheus Thomas Mason reviews the twofold nature of America's political heritage-its revolutionary origins and the fashioning of governmental institutions that permit major changes without violence.
Earl Warren: A Public Life, G. Edward White Reviewed by Alpheus Thomas Mason
The Burger Court in Historical Perspective, Alpheus Thomas Mason
Understanding the Warren Court: Judicial Self-Restraint and Judicial Duty, Alpheus Thomas Mason
The Nature of Our Federal Union Reconsidered, Alpheus Thomas Mason
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