In calmer times
the Supreme Court and Red Monday
by Arthur J. Sabin
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"Arthur J. Sabin investigates the decisions after 1955 in which the U.S. Supreme Court repudiated its earlier endorsement of the political prosecutions that had engulfed the nation after World War II. Those prosecutions had sent hundreds to jail, reflecting a widespread belief that the nation was in serious danger of internal subversion and revolution.
He does so in the context of the larger political culture of the times - and also in the context of the history of political dissent in America, from World War I through the McCarthy era and beyond."--BOOK JACKET.
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In calmer times: the Supreme Court and Red Monday
1999, University of Pennsylvania Press
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081223507X 9780812235074
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [217]-246) and index.
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