| The Georgetown Law Journals |
| Volume 92, Issue 4 April 2004 |
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Lincoln, the Declaration, and the "Grisly, Undying Corpse of States' Rights": History, Memory, and Imagination in the Constitution of a Southern Liberal
William E. Forbath Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 709 |
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Comment: Charles Black and Human Rights
T. Alexander Aleinikoff Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 773 |
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State Action and a New Birth of Freedom
Gary Peller and Mark Tushnet Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 779 |
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Response to State Action and a New Birth of Freedom
Robin West Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 819 |
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Interpretive Holism and the Structural Method, or How Charles Black Might Have Thought About Campaign Finance Reform and Congressional Timidity
Michael C. Dorf Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 833 |
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Charles L. Black: His Heart and Mind
Jack Greenberg Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 859 |
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