Summarizes the thinking of the U.S. Supreme Court Justice on the right to rebellion as a response to social, political, and economic policies of the Establishment.

Douglas' own story of his life from his boyhood to his appointment to the Supreme Court in 1939. He tells of poverty, polio, and minorities.

"This collection brings together writings that represent the wide range of Douglas's interests.

La tarea de enfrentar a la pobreza, la salud y los derechos humanos no puede ser llevada a cabo por una sola institucin global y requiere una accin rigurosa interdisciplinaria y coordinada.

These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions.

The author, Supreme Court Justice, William Douglas, recounts his adventures in the Cascade Mountains.

Douglas' own story of his life from his boyhood to his appointment to the Supreme Court in 1939. He tells about poverty, polio, and minorities.

This selection of letters and memoranda helps to provide new understanding of Douglas the ardent environmentalist and the issues of special concern to him, and whatever the subject, William O. Douglas had a marvelous way with words.