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The bill of rights : its origin and meaning

Author: Irving Brant
Publisher: Indianapolis/ Bobbs-Merrill, 1965.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Brant, Irving, 1885-1976.
Bill of rights; its origin and meaning.
Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill [1965]
(OCoLC)575452681
Online version:
Brant, Irving, 1885-1976.
Bill of rights; its origin and meaning.
Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill [1965]
(OCoLC)607809611
Named Person: United States.
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Irving Brant
OCLC Number: 1175546
Description: vi, 567 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Part I: The Bill of Rights and Its Background. Chapter 1: Sixty-Three Pledges of Freedom ---
Chapter 2: Thinking Back to Edward III ---
Chapter 3: Textbooks on Tyranny ---
Chapter 4: Ten Pillars of Freedom ---
Chapter 5: Hats On and Hats Off ---
Chapter 6: Mandates or Admonitions ---
Chapter 7: Old Rights and Later Wrongs ---
Chapter 8: The Diabolical Art of Printing ---
Chapter 9: Coke's Myth of Seditious Libel ---
Chapter 10: Judicial Midwives of the Law of Libel ---
Chapter 11: The Popish Plot ---
Chapter 12: The Fall of the Perjured Informers ---
Chapter 13: Eight Saints and a Sinner ---
Chapter 14: Such Freedom as the Law Allows ---
Chapter 15: The Case of John Peter Zenger ---
Chapter 16: Franklin, Francklin, Cato and Wilkes ---
Chapter 17: Junius, Juries and Judges ---
Chapter 18: The Current of Freedom ----
Part II: The Bill of Rights and Its Foreground. Chapter 19: Congress Shall Make No Law ---
Chapter 20: A Time Lag in Madness ---
Chapter 21: Idolators of Tyranny ---
Chapter 22: Champions of Liberty ---
Chapter 23: Freedom Enchained ---
Chapter 24: Madison vs. Marshall vs. Iredell ---
Chapter 25: A Textbook on Liberty ---
Chapter 26: Revival of Freedom ---
Chapter 27: The Fourteenth Amendment: Its First Form ---
Chapter 28: The Fourteenth Amendment: Its Final Form ---
Chapter 29: The Privilege of No Privilege ---
Chapter 30: The Due Process of No Process ---
Chapter 31: Equal Rights and Segregation ---
Chapter 32: Thou Shalt (Not) Accuse Thyself ---
Chapter 33: Due Process in Speech and Press ---
Chapter 34: Freedom of Religion ---
Chapter 35: Lex et Consuetudo Congressi ---
Chapter 36: Forging the Sword of Inquisition ---
Chapter 37: Attainder by Congressional Committees ---
Chapter 38: Resurgent Rights ---
Chapter 39: Fear of Freedom ---
Chapter 40: Freedom from Fear.
Responsibility: by Irving Brant.

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