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The New Privileged Class

Dean Pound’s study suffers, unfortunately, from over-compression: his attempt to hammer this extremely complex subject into 21 pages results in the kind of imprecision and incompleteness that will annoy not only lawyers, but laymen who can tell a loose end when they see one. Notwithstanding, Dr. Pound has struck off an enormously valuable work. His data, as far as they go, are unassailable; as is his thesis that organized labor lives under one law, everyone else, another.

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The New Privileged Class

Dean Pound’s study suffers, unfortunately, from over-compression: his attempt to hammer this extremely complex subject into 21 pages results in the kind of imprecision and incompleteness that will annoy not only lawyers, but laymen who can tell a loose end when they see one. Notwithstanding, Dr. Pound has struck off an enormously valuable work. His data, as far as they go, are unassailable; as is his thesis that organized labor lives under one law, everyone else, another.