Even though the Supreme Court of these United States was born merely a few years before Edmund Burke died, that statesman said much which applies to the curious conduct of the Court in recent years. This point is made-by Mr. C. P. Ives, of the Baltimore Sun, in a lively and learned essay called โEdmund Burke and the Legal Order.โ
This pertinent study is to be found in a symposium-volume just published. The Relevance of Edmund Burke (Kennedy). This book has a foreword by Dr. Louis I. Bredvold and a summary by your servant. Inside its covers are three other valuable essays which every student of Burkeโs thought and career ought to read: Dr. Peter J. Stanlis on โEdmund Burke in the Twentieth Century,โ Father Francis Canavan on โBurke as a Reformer,โ and Professor Ross Hoffman on โBurke as a Practical Politician.โ Copies ($3.95) may be obtained directly from the volumeโs editor, Dr. Peter Stanlis, Department of English, the University of Detroit, McNichols Road, Detroit, Michigan.




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