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How We Got Our Liberties (1928)
by Lucius B. Swift
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    Aspects of Liberty (2 Reviews)
    Zechariah Chafee, Jr.
    How We Got Our Liberties, by Lucius B. Swift
    1. How We Got Our Liberties by Lucius B. Swift
    2. Let Freedom Ring by Arthur Garfield Hays
    The Saturday Review, October 13, 1928, p. 215
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    More Books from the Summer Shelf (6 Reviews)
    The Fall of the Russian Empire, by Edmund A. Walsh
    1. The Fall of the Russian Empire by Edmund A. Walsh
    2. The People of the Twilight by Diamond Jenness
    3. Words and Poetry by George H.W. Rylands
    4. Contemporaries of Marco Polo by Manuel Komroff
    5. How We Got Our Liberties by Lucius B. Swift
    6. Extremes Meet by Compton Mackenzie
    The Outlook, July 18, 1928, p. 476
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    Books in Brief (10 Reviews)
    The Peacemakers of 1864, by Edward Chase Kirkland
    1. The Peacemakers of 1864 by Edward Chase Kirkland
    2. Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China, 1844-1846 by Abbe Evariste-Regis Huc and H. D'Aardenne de Tizae, ...
    3. The Paradoxes of Legal Science by Benjamin N. Cardozo
    4. Hanging Johnny by Myrtle Johnston
    5. The Wars of the Godly by Reuben Maury
    6. How We Got Our Liberties by Lucius B. Swift
    7. Saint Louis by Georges Goyau
    8. Contemporary Economic Thought by Paul T. Homan
    9. The Mexican Side of the Texan Revolution by Carlos E. Castaneda
    10. Principles of the Constitutional Jurisprudence of the German National Republic by Johannes Mattern
    The Nation, October 3, 1928, pp. 324-326