Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Transformation of the Supreme CourtM.E. Sharpe, 2004 - 271 էջ Even Eleanor Roosevelt, according to one biographer of the former president, would "shake her head and say that she could not imagine what had led her husband to follow such a disastrous course" as his "court-packing" scheme of 1937. Comprising ten essays, the third volume to be derived from Louisiana State University's "FDR After 50 Years" conference of September 1995 explores that political debacle and other, more successful, efforts to influence the Supreme Court and U.S. law. Annotation ♭2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com). |
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The Supreme Court Image and Reality | 1 |
Was There a Constitutional Revolution in 1937? | 36 |
The Kansas Press and the Court | 60 |
President Versus | 77 |
The Nomination and Confirmation of Hugo L Black | 113 |
Felix Frankfurters Transition to the Judicial Role | 126 |
Franklin D Roosevelt | 133 |
Constitutional Law as Applied to Politics The Roosevelt Legacy | 163 |
The Roosevelt Court Religion | 193 |
An Uncertain Legacy | 216 |
Cultural Chronology | 243 |
Bibliography | 255 |
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