Three Human Rights in the Constitution of 1787.

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Three Human Rights in the Constitution of 1787.

Physical description: 245 p. illus., ports. 21 cm.;
Bibliographic notes: Includes bibliographies.;
General notes: Material used in the third series of the Judge Nelson Timothy Stephens Lectures, 1952, at the University of Kansas, School of Law.;
Author(s): CHAFEE, Zechariah;
Subjects: Bill of attainder.; Freedom of movement --Great Britain.; Freedom of movement --United States.;
Great Britain.Parliament --Freedom of debate.; United States.Congress --Freedom of debate.;
Publisher: Lawrence : University of Kansas Press , 1956.;
Call number: 323.4 CHA;
Type: Book (Bibliographies)
Available At: stacks
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