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January 16, 2014

A very kind review of The Conscience of The Constitution

From Prof. Matthew Rousou. My favorite part:

For a book examining legal issues, it's quite easy to read.  (And easier than his book The Right to Earn a Living, which is good, but uses more legalese.) For non-lawyers, The Conscience of the Constitution has a lot of value in thinking about how our government was formed and should work and why.

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