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prologue: A Death in Georgia 1
Chapter 1 Construction and Reconstruction: Two Great Experiments 14
Chapter 2 Beyond Party or Politics: The Capitalists Ascend 31
Chapter 3 Another Reconstruction: The Lincoln Court 39
Chapter 4 Siege: Congress Counterattacks 51
Chapter 5 Bad Science and Big Money 61
Chapter 6 Corporate Presidency: Ulysses Grant and the Court 73
Chapter 7 Equality Frays: Cruikshank and Reese 88
Chapter 8 1876: Justice Bradley Disposes 99
Chapter 9 A Jury of One's Peers: Strauder and Rives 111
Chapter 10 Deconstruction: The Civil Rights Cases 118
Chapter 11 Floodgates; The Rebirth of White Rule 130
Chapter 12 Blurring the Boundaries: The Expansion of Due Process 137
Chapter 13 Confluence: Plessy v. Ferguson 152
Chapter 14 One Man, No Vote: Williams v. Mississippi 171
Chapter 15 Mr. Justice Holmes Concurs 177
Chapter 16 Movement 186
Epilogue A Charade of Justice 195
Notes 20I
Bibliography 223
Index 231
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