Hugo Black and the Judicial RevolutionSimon and Schuster, 1977 - 492 páginas From Simon & Schuster, Hugo Black and the Judicial Revolution is "one of the prime judicial biographies of our time." (Max Lerner) A native of St. Louis, Professor Dunne is a graduate of Georgetown University and St. Louis University Law School. He is the author of Monetary Decisions of the Supreme Court and Justice Joseph Story and The Rise of the Supreme Court. |
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PROLOGUE Tennis and Television | 19 |
CHAPTER ONE The Naming of a Justice | 41 |
CHAPTER TWO In the Court of Public Opinion | 60 |
CHAPTER THREE The Upland Beginnings | 85 |
CHAPTER FOUR The Road to the Senate | 105 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Apprentice Years | 127 |
The Master | 146 |
CHAPTER SEVEN To the Threshold | 161 |
The Black | 297 |
CHAPTER FIFTEEN Dr MyrdaVs Postscript | 329 |
CHAPTER SIXTEEN The Darkling Plain | 339 |
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Arrivals and Departures | 354 |
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN The Court That Never Was | 373 |
CHAPTER NINETEEN The Great Change | 390 |
CHAPTER TWENTY The Lengthening Shadows | 407 |
CHAPTER TWENTYONE The Living Constitution | 422 |
CHAPTER EIGHT Opening Curtain | 177 |
CHAPTER NINE The New Deal Court | 191 |
CHAPTER TEN Pledges and Allegiances | 209 |
CHAPTER ELEVEN The Great Feud | 224 |
CHAPTER TWELVE The Great Seminar | 250 |
CHAPTER THIRTEEN Fair Deal and Cold War | 274 |
EPILOGUE The Greening of America | 433 |
NOTES | 441 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 469 |
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