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Freedom of speech

Note 4 — Chapter I · FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN WAR TIME

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“No doubt our doctrine of constitutional law has had a tendency to drive out questions of justice and right, and to fill the mind of legislators with thoughts of mere legality, of what the constitution allows.”—J. B. Thayer, Legal Essays, 38. See his quotation from 1 Bryce, American Commonwealth, 1 ed., 377.

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