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...Espionage Act prosecutions break with a great tradition in English and American law. Only once before has the United States tried to punish political crimes, and the Sedition Act of 1789"--there was a national emergency then, you remember--"with its maximum of two years' imprisonment wrecked the Federalist Party...
...Student Politics in Anti-Federalist Days," by the Honorable Charles Warren '89, gives an interesting account of how students attempted to participate in Cambridge politics over 100 years ago. Other complications than the difficulty of registration existed in those days...
Among other books either now published or in preparation are "The Scientific Work of Morris Loeb," edited by Professor T. W. Richards '86; "The Hyperbolic Functions of Complex Variables," by Professor A. E. Kennelly h.'06; "Corporate Promotions and Reorganizations," by Dr. A. S. Dewing '02; "Selections from the Federalist," by Professor W. B. Munro; "Lectures on Dante," by Dr. William Boyd-Carpenter, Canon of Westminster Abbey; and the latest volume, NO. XXIV, of the Harvard Studies in Classical philology. A report on the "Harvard Expedition to Samaria," by Dr. G. A. Reisner '89 and a volume of reproductions...
...Federalist System," (American Nation series) by J. S. Barrett...
...public service should study politics as a science. The times are now more propitious for such study than ever before, for the material is more abundant. Now nearly every civilized nation furnishes this material. Compare the materials with which the writer of the Federalist Papers worked and the vast material which constitutional governments now furnish. With the exception of Russia and Montenegro there is no civilized nation which does not have some form of popular government...