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Conservative crisis and the rule of law: attitudes of bar and bench, 1887-1895

Paul, Arnold M.

Year: 1960.

Publisher: Published for the American Historical Association [by] Cornell University Press.

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Frontmatter

I Introduction

II Conservatism at the Crossroads: The Late Eighties

III Concerns of the Legal Progressives

IV The Hardening of Conservative Attitudes

V Democracy and the Judiciary: Problems of the Moderate Center

VI The Courts and Labor before the Pullman Strike

VII The "Debs Rebellion" and Legal Conservatism

VIII Development of the Income Tax Crisis

IX The Pollock Case and the Triumph of the New Judicialism

X Conservatism and the Judiciary: An Appraisal

Bibliography

Table of Cases

Index

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Title:

Conservative crisis and the rule of law : attitudes of bar and bench, 1887-1895 by Arnold M. Paul.

Author:

Paul, Arnold M

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Conservative crisis and the rule of law : attitudes of bar and bench, 1887-1895 by Arnold M. Paul.
Paul, Arnold M
Ithaca, N. Y.: Published for the American Historical Association [by] Cornell University Press, 1960.

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Subject Headings:

• Judicial power -- United States
• Judicial review -- United States
• United States -- Social conditions
• United States -- History -- 1865-1898

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