Publisher:
New York, Quadrangle Books: 1972
It was Franklin -- responding to the question "Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?" as the 1787 Constitutional Convention- who said "A republic, if you can keep it." Earl Warren, more than most, knows firsthand the challenge "keeping it" entails, and therefore it is only natural that this summing up of his constitutional convictions should stress that our individual liberties are in constant danger of erosion, that they live precariously under the loaded gun of majoritarian ignorance and indifference. "We can have justice whenever those who ha...
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