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From: sam@rocksvax.UUCP
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Subject: First Ammendment books
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Date: Tue, 11-Oct-83 15:35:15 EDT
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Does anyone out there have any favorite books on the
history of constitutional freedom and/or abuses in
the U.S.--particularly first ammendment?

For some obscure reason I'm back into that subject: 
my favorite is Hentoff's "First Freedom", and I'm
in the middle of the 1980 printing of the CIA expose'
by the former agent (name escapes me) that was heavily
censored by the government.  And whenever I'm feeling
real bad about constitutional freedoms, I'll read
something by Douglas (William O.) to cheer me up.

	thanks, sam