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Black has lived to see the "Warren Court," as it is known out of respect for its Chief Justice, more accurately called the "Black Court" after its chief philosopher. No other Justice in the past 25 years, says Stanford Law Professor Gerald Gunther, "has cared more, worked harder and done more to persuade his colleagues to accept his constitutional philosophy." In fact, no other Justice in the Court's entire history has lived to see more of his dissents turned into doctrine-doctrine that construes the Bill of Rights more generously than ever before as the open society...
...LOST CITY, by John Gunther. To those who remember the days of beats and journalistic feats in the '30s and '40s, Gunther's novel has enormous nostalgic value. The lost city is Vienna, and among its dashing celebrants were Dorothy Thompson and Vincent Sheean...
...answer that question. As cultural editor of Hamburg's prestigious weekly Die Zeit, he knows Germany inside out; seven years in England as a foreign correspondent taught him also to know it outside in. Published in Germany under the title X-Mal Deutschland (X-times Germany), this John Gunther-like look at both Germanys sold 300,000 copies and raised many a hackle-or wattle, as Leonhardt would...