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Westbrook reviews Rodgers, "The Age of Fracture"

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Earlier Dan posted this announcement, about an upcoming (January 12) Book Discussion on The Age of Fracture (Harvard University Press, 2011). It features author Daniel T. Rodgers (Princeton University) and commentators John Judis (The New Republic) and Michael Kimmage (Catholic University).Now we have this review, by historian Robert Westbrook (University of Rochester). Here are the opening

Full post as published by Legal History Blog on January 11, 2011 (boomark / email).

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