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A Law-Office Constitution
Storm Over the Constitution, by Irving Brant
by Edward S. Corwin
The New Republic, September 9, 1936, p. 135
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Reviewed Books and Films
  1. Storm Over the Constitution (1936)
    Irving Brant
    5 Reviews, 2 Readable
  2. Fifty-Five Men: The Story of the Constitution (1936)
    Fred Rodell
    Based on the Day-By-Day Notes of James Madison
    5 Reviews, 3 Readable
  3. Whose Constitution? (1936)
    Henry A. Wallace
    An Inquiry into the General Welfare
    8 Reviews, 4 Readable
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