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- Prologue: The Reluctant Civil Libertarian
- 1. The Early Years with Freedom of Speech
- 2. Trials and Tribulations of a Justice Department Critic
- 3. A Rhode Island Man
- 4. Interest Jurisprudence and the First Amendment
- 5. A Public Service Theory of the Press
- 6. The View from the High Citadel
- 7. The Last of the Harvard Chancellors
- 8. Pushing a Stone up Capitol Hill
- 9. Safeguarding the Bill of Rights
- 10. Free Speech in the United Nations
- 11. “Pulling Asses out of Pits” and Other Cold War Exertions
- Epilogue: The Chafee Legacy
- A Note on the Chafee Papers
- Notes
- Index
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