The Baltimore Case: A Trial of Politics, Science, and Character
Daniel J. Kevles examines a Baltimore trial through the intertwined lenses of politics, science, and character. Focused on the tensions suggested by its subject, this thoughtful work considers how competing forces shape the meaning and stakes of a public case.
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The Baltimore Case examines a trial shaped by politics, science, and character.
Daniel J. Kevles brings these three dimensions together in a focused account of the case named in the title.
The book considers how public affairs, scientific questions, and personal character can intersect within a trial.
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