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The Rise of the Conservative Legal Movement: The Battle for Control of the Law (Princeton Studies in American Politics: Historical, International, and Comparative Perspectives)
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Steven M. Teles

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John Gattermeyer is on page 124 of 360

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Holly Weston Bull is on page 19 of 360

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Paul Taske is on page 167 of 360

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Mainer is 4% done

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Mainer is on page 14 of 360

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Matthew Schreiner is on page 170 of 360

Holy cow this book is as dense as can be but every page is packed full of interesting info. I feel like I’m an expert on the Liberal Legal Movement via the New Deal and the Conservative Legal Movement founded in response.

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Matthew Schreiner is on page 25 of 360

Reading this for thesis but I’m genuinely enjoying the discussions on the origins of the entrenchment of democratic liberalism and republican conservatism in high-level legal and political practice. This is a banger so far

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