The Republic According To John Marshall Harlan (Studies In Legal History),Used

The Republic According To John Marshall Harlan (Studies In Legal History),Used

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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan (18331911) Is Best Known For Condemning Racial Segregation In His Dissent From Plessy V. Ferguson In 1896, When He Declared, 'Our Constitution Is Colorblind.' But In Other Judicial Decisionsas Well As In Some Areas Of His Lifeharlan'S Actions Directly Contradicted The Essence Of His Famous Statement. Similarly, Harlan Was Called The People'S Judge For Favoring Income Tax And Antitrust Laws, Yet He Also Upheld Doctrines That Benefited Large Corporations.Examining These And Other Puzzles In Harlan'S Judicial Career, Linda Przybyszewski Draws On A Rich Array Of Previously Neglected Sourcesincluding The Verbatim Transcripts Of His 189798 Lectures On Constitutional Law, His Wife'S 1915 Memoirs, And A Compilation Of Opinions, Drawn Up By Harlan Himself, That He Wanted Republished. Her Thoughtful Examination Demonstrates How Harlan Inherited The Traditions Of Paternalism, Nationalism, And Religious Faith; How He Reshaped These Traditions In Light Of His Experiences As A Lawyer, Political Candidate, And Judge; And How He Justified The Vision Of The Law He Wrote.An Innovative Combination Of Personal And Judicial Biography, This Book Makes An Insightful Contribution To American Constitutional And Intellectual History.

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