Understanding A. L. H. (1948).

The author discusses his early personal life which includes how he got enrolled in law school, his legal career and public service and mentions how he got the U.S. District Court Nominee. He mentions how governments can intervene toward the promotion of a better economic and social life without seri...

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Publicado en:Antioch Review Vol. 74/75; no. 4/1; pp. 1199 - 1227
Autor principal: HIGGINBOTHAM JR., A. LEON
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Publicado: Antioch Review, Inc. Fall2016/Winter2017
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