Walter Lippmann

American inquisitors; a commentary on Dayton and Chicago by Walter Lippmann (1889 - 1974)

A discussion on modern democratic government and the conflict between majority rule and intellectual freedom, written in the aftermaths of the Scopes and McAndrews trials. - Summary by progressingamerica

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American inquisitors; a commentary on Dayton and Chicago by Walter Lippmann (1889 - 1974)

Ch IV - Coda

Ch III s 6 - A Broad Generalization

Ch III s 5 - Dialogue in Americas: Concerning Majority Rule

Ch III s 4 - Concerning Prudence

Ch III s 3 - Bridges for the Unlearned

Ch III s 2 - The Neutrality of the Teacher

Ch III s 1 - Irreconcilable Conflict

Ch II s 6 - Note

Ch II s 5 - Dialogue at Chicago

Ch II s 4 - Thompson's Circus: The Background

American inquisitors; a commentary on Dayton and Chicago by Walter Lippmann (1889 - 1974)

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Ch IV - Coda

Ch III s 6 - A Broad Generalization

Ch III s 5 - Dialogue in Americas: Concerning Majority Rule

Ch III s 4 - Concerning Prudence

Ch III s 3 - Bridges for the Unlearned

Ch III s 2 - The Neutrality of the Teacher

Ch III s 1 - Irreconcilable Conflict

Ch II s 6 - Note

Ch II s 5 - Dialogue at Chicago

Ch II s 4 - Thompson's Circus: The Background