The second volume of the late Justice's autobiography recounts his long, controversial, and historymaking tenure on the Supreme Court and describes the cases--and the issues and debates behind them-which concerned him most

The Court Years: 1939 to 1975

William O. Douglas

Teen & Young Adult

Random House]

This volume is a selection of the opinions of Justice William O. Douglas, sampling some of his 1200 majority, concurring, and dissenting opinions. This important book will be of enormous value to the legal profession, to people interested in civil liberties, and to the thousands of Americans who care about Justice Douglas's life and his extraordinary influence on recent American history.

The Douglas Opinions

International Dissent: Six Steps Toward World Peace

Foreign & International Law

Random House~trade

Muir of the Mountains

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

Houghton/Mifflin

Very Good. See scans and description. New York: Berkley Windhover Books, 1978. First printing of the Berkley Windhover paperback edition. "The Douglas Opinions", an aggregation by editor Vern Countryman of some of the most seminal legal opinions rendered by the great Supreme Court justice, William O. Douglas. ISBN 0425039129. Octavo, illustrated perfect-bound wraps, 480 pp. (xiv + 465 + 1 ). Very Good; moderate signs of wear to covers (see cover scans), small inked previous owner's name at top edge of half-title page. Contents immaculate. Stoutly bound, apparently never read. See scans. L10n

The Douglas opinions (A Berkley Windhover book)

Berkley Pub. Corp.

I never knew anyone more American than he. I realize that the label 'American' means various things, even a 'vigilante' to some. But Spencer was the opposite.

The Films of Spencer Tracy

LYLE STUART +

Beyond the High Himalayas

Travel

Asia

DOUBLEDAY

My Wilderness

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

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