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Defending everybody : a history of the American Civil Liberties Union / Diane Garey.
Garey, Diane.
1998
JC599.U5 G32 1998 (Map It)
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Author
Garey, Diane.
Title
Defending everybody : a history of the American Civil Liberties Union / Diane Garey.
Published
New York : TV Books, [1998]
Copyright
©1998
Call Number
JC599.U5 G32 1998
Variant Title
Subtitle on spine: History of the ACLU
ISBN
1575000660
Description
240 pages, 46 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)40245848
Note
"This book has evolved in tandem with the PBS documentary film 'The ACLU: a history,' co-produced with KCTS, Public Televison in Seattle"--P. [9].
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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History of the American Civil Liberties Union
Making Laws for the Human Mind: The Bill of Rights Before 1917
Patriotic fever: Civil Liberties During World War I
Our Place Is in the Fight: The Founding of the ACLU
We Support the First Amendment 100 Percent: Free Speech for Labor in the 1920s
The Monkey Trial: The ACLU Goes to Tennessee
The Grail of Free Speech: The Victories of the 1930s
Slouching Toward the Center: Anti-Communism in the ACLU
The Surrender of Liberty: The Japanese-American Internment Program in World War II
Making the Right Noises: The ACLU Response to McCarthyism
An Explosion of Rights: The ACLU in the 1960s
Free Speech in the Military: The Howard Levy Case
High Crimes and Hate Speech: From Watergate to Skokie
Manager Mania: The Enduring Battles Over Separation of Church and State
The Rigth to Sleep in bed: The Chicago Public Housing Sweeps of 1993
The Orderly Progress of Civil Liberties

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