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Page 34
... yards , for the purpose of providing their citizens with fuel at a reasonable price . The ground for this decision lay in the fact that the judges thought it would be an unwise thing for municipalities to go into 34 LIBERTY.
... yards , for the purpose of providing their citizens with fuel at a reasonable price . The ground for this decision lay in the fact that the judges thought it would be an unwise thing for municipalities to go into 34 LIBERTY.
Page 35
Durant Drake. would be an unwise thing for municipalities to go into such business and that it would open the way for further " socialistic " enterprises . But Mr. Justice Holmes ( now a member of the Federal Supreme Court ) dissented ...
Durant Drake. would be an unwise thing for municipalities to go into such business and that it would open the way for further " socialistic " enterprises . But Mr. Justice Holmes ( now a member of the Federal Supreme Court ) dissented ...
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... things is undesirable , not primarily out of consid- eration for abstract justice , but because this stifling of individuality narrows unnecessarily the lives of so many people , deprives them of zest in their work , and deprives the ...
... things is undesirable , not primarily out of consid- eration for abstract justice , but because this stifling of individuality narrows unnecessarily the lives of so many people , deprives them of zest in their work , and deprives the ...
Page 55
... thing we love more than another in the United States , it is that every man should have the privilege , unmo- lested and uncriticized , to utter the real convictions of his mind ... things in its own way for a while , and to FREE SPEECH 55.
... thing we love more than another in the United States , it is that every man should have the privilege , unmo- lested and uncriticized , to utter the real convictions of his mind ... things in its own way for a while , and to FREE SPEECH 55.
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... things . But nothing could be more disastrous than for them to exercise that power . The imperious reason why freedom of speech is desirable is not the hardship brought upon those who differ from the dominant views , but the need of the ...
... things . But nothing could be more disastrous than for them to exercise that power . The imperious reason why freedom of speech is desirable is not the hardship brought upon those who differ from the dominant views , but the need of the ...
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