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Ellen Meiksins

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Free Speech in an Open Society history & criticism almost Jamesian character studies ofAuthor Contributor(s): Smolla, Rodney A. Publisher: Vintage Date: 7 27 1993 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW This grand tour of First Amendment law underlines the intimate connection between free expression and democratic values as it leads us through the most treacherous and emotionally charged cases in American jurisprudence. Intellectually venturesome. . . .The New York Times Book Review