The Bertrand Russell Case (Civil Liberties in American History Series)

Table of contents<br/><br/>Introduction, by J. Dewey.<br/><br/>Foreword, by A. C. Barnes.<br/><br/>Behind the Bertrand Russell case, by H. M. Kallen.<br/><br/>Social realities versus police court fictions, by J. Dewey.<br/><br/>Trial by ordeal, new style, by W. H. Hamilton.<br/><br/>The problems of education in a democracy, by R. McKeon.<br/><br/>A scandalous denial of justice, by M. R. Cohen.<br/><br/>The attitude of the Episcopal Church, by G. E. Shipler.<br/><br/>The case as a school administrator sees it, by C. Washburne.<br/><br/>The college, the community, and the Bertrand Russell case, by Y. H. Krikorian.<br/><br/>The general pattern, by S. Hook.<br/><br/>I. Decision of Justice McGeehan. II. Statement of the Committee on Cultural Freedom.