America’s Two Constitutions: A Study of the Treatment of Dissenters in Time of War
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America’s Two Constitutions: A Study of the Treatment of Dissenters in Time of War

by Thomas J. Reed

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America’s Two Constitutions explores the treatment of dissenters in wartime, examining the tension between constitutional principles and government responses to political disagreement. Thomas J. Reed’s study considers how competing understandings of American constitutional government shape the handling of dissent during periods of national crisis.

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America’s Two Constitutions examines the treatment of dissenters in the United States during times of war.

The book focuses on the relationship between constitutional principles and wartime responses to political disagreement.

Thomas J. Reed presents a study of the tensions that arise when national security concerns meet protections for dissent.

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