[23] Z. C. Chafee’s classic discussion in _Freedom of Speech_ is the best account of this unhappy period. [24] Thereby laying himself open to FitzJames Stephen’s crushing attack. [25] Cf. my _Grammar of Politics_, Chap. VII. [26] Cf. my _Grammar of Politics_, p. 82 f. [27] A list is printed in Ernst and Segal, _To the Pure_ (1929), pp. 296-302. [28] This is brought out well in Mr Nokes’ excellent book on the blasphemy laws. [29] 53 G. III, C. 160. [30] _Ut supra._ [31] Cf. my _Grammar of Politics_, p. 554. [32] Cd. 1614 (1922). [33] Cf. my _Grammar of Politics_, pp. 256 f. [34] _Coppage_ v. _Kansas_, 236 U.S. 1. [35] Cf. my _Authority in the Modern State_, Chap. V. [36] Calwell, _Life of Sir H. Wilson_, Vol. II, _passim_. [37] _Le Droit Social_, Lect. III. [38] _The Observer_, 18 August 1929. [39] 277 U.S. 438. [40] Hammond, _The Skilled Labourer_, Chap. XII. [41] Cf. Mr Lippmann’s excellent analysis in _Liberty and the News_. [42] I take my account from a summary in the _Lantern_ (Boston), July 1929. [43] Lippmann, _Public Opinion_, pp. 379 f. [44] Cf. Lady Constance Lytton, _Prisons and Prisoners_. [45] Cf. Frankfurter and Green, _The Injunction in Labour Disputes_ (1930). [46] See the lecture on Equality in _Mixed Essays_. [47] See for instance, the very interesting letter of Mr MacDonald to Keir Hardie in W. Stewart, _Life of Keir Hardie_ (1921), p. 92. [48] Mr Ramsay Muir in the _Nation_, 17 August 1929. [49] Preface to the World’s Classics edition of Bagshot’s _English Constitution_, p. xxiii. [50] _On Liberty_ (People’s edition), p. 68. [51] Cf. my _Grammar of Politics_, Chap. XI. [52] Cf. Lauterpacht, _Private Law Analogies in International Law_, for a brilliant discussion of this question; and my paper ‘Law and the State’ in _Economica_, No. 27, pp. 267 f. [53] Kaufman, _Das Wesen der Volkerrechts_.