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Articles in Apr 2004 issue of Georgetown Law Journal

Comment: Charles Black and Human Rights
by Aleinikoff, T Alexander
Lincoln, the Declaration, and the "Grisly, Undying Corpse of States' Rights": History, Memory, and Imagination in the Constitution of a Southern Liberal
by Forbath, William E
Interpretive Holism and the Structural Method, or How Charles Black Might Have Thought About Campaign Finance Reform and Congressional Timidity
by Dorf, Michael C
Charles L. Black: His Heart and Mind
by Greenberg, Jack
Response to State Action and a New Birth of Freedom
by West, Robin
State Action and a New Birth of Freedom
by Peller, Gary; Tushnet, Mark

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