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Paul L. Murphy
Birth date: September 23, 1923
Died: July 20, 1997
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Legal History
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Historic Background of the Bill of Right... Historic Background of the Bill of Rights, Vol. 1 (Bill of Rights and American Legal History) - Paul L. Murphy Criminal Procedure - Paul L. Murphy Criminal Procedure - Paul L. Murphy Bill of Rights & the States, T - Barbara... Bill of Rights & the States, T - Barbara Murphy, Paul L. Murphy The Constitution in Crisis Times 1918-1969 - Paul L. Murphy The Meaning Of Freedom Of Speech; First Amendment Freedoms From Wilson To Fdr - Paul L. Murphy The Meaning of Freedom of Speech - Paul ... The Meaning of Freedom of Speech - Paul L. Murphy Right to Privacy & 9th Amendmt - Barbara... Right to Privacy & 9th Amendmt - Barbara Murphy, Paul L. Murphy In the Name of a Living God: The Non-Gov... In the Name of a Living God: The Non-Government Badges and Medals of Imperial Japan, Including Police, Fire Brigade, Red Cross, Veteran, and Patrio - Paul L. Murphy Pre-Nineteen Sixty Developments in the Bill of Rights Area - Paul L. Murphy The Shaping Of The First Amendment, 1791... The Shaping Of The First Amendment, 1791 To The Present - Paul L. Murphy Rights of Assembly, Petition, Arms & Jus... Rights of Assembly, Petition, Arms & Just Compensation - Paul L. Murphy Religious Freedom 2v - Barbara Murphy, P... Religious Freedom 2v - Barbara Murphy, Paul L. Murphy World War I and the Origin of Civil Liberties in the United States - Paul L. Murphy
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text Civil liberties as a casualty of war
In spite of entering the First World War pledging to make the world "safe for democracy," the administration of President Woodrow Wilson pursued the war at home with measures that dramatically restricted the rights of American citizens. Speech was curtailed, people were arrested without due process,...
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