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Losing liberty judicially: prohibitory and kindred laws examined /

by Norton, Thomas James; United States. Supreme Court.

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BookPublisher: New York : The Macmillan Company, 1928Description: xiv, 252 p.; 22 cm.Subject(s): Liberty | Constitutional law -- United States | Law reports, digests, etc. -- United States

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"The discussion has to do solely with the power of government in the United States under the Constitution and the liberty of the man under the same instrument."-Pref.

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