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The Right of the People

by William O. Douglas

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William O. Douglas would probably have had yet another stroke had he lived to see the degradation of civil liberty in the United States.

A good recap of 'the rights that distinguish us from all totalitarian regimes' (

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When Khruschev and Bulganin were visiting England, they met with Hugh Gaitskell and other Labor Party members.

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342.73Social sciences › Law › Constitutional and administrative law › North America › Constitutional law--United States

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KF4749.D64Law › Law of the United States › Law of the United States (Federal) › Constitutional law › Individual and state › Civil and political rights and liberties

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