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THE PRESIDENT AND HIS POWERS
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
The duties, opportunities, and obligations of the Presidency are set
forth in a personal yet objective and philosophic fashion by a former
President of the United States, offering a rare glimpse into a Presi–
dent's comprehension of the functions and duties of the office he has
held.
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THE QUEST FOR PEACE
ANDREW W. CORDIER
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WILDER FOOTE,
Editors
"Designed as a memorial to a great man and colleague, Dag
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duced a work in which they may properly take pride ... profoundly
illustrative of the complex problems facing the statesmen of the world
and of the contributions they are making to the search for peaceful
solutions."-W
orId Affairs
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THE SENSE OF HISTORY IN GREEK AND
SHAKESPEAREAN DRAMA
TOM F. DRIVER
"Perceptive literary criticism, this study scores among other things
the futility of analyzing Shakespearean drama by Grecian norms. The
author has an important contribution to make; application of general
theories is original ... exhilarating reading . .
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"-Lib'rary Journal
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A CENTURY OF CIVIL RIGHTS
MILTON R. KONVITZ
With a Study of State Law against Discrimination by Theodore Leskes
"(Mr. Konvitz's) contribution consists in vigorous truthtelling and
forthrightness ... his spirited sympathy for the legislation he describes
is refreshing and welcome."-C. Vann Woodward, in
The Reporter
"The philosophic and sociological insights contributed make this a
practical guide for our understanding of these basic rights and free–
doms."-Library Journal
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