Indeed, in the 1960s Mason was often considered to be the preeminent judicial biographer in the country. He is best known, however, for his pioneering studies in judicial biography. He published twenty-two books in addition to a vast number of articles. American Constitutional Law (Mason and Beaney 1954) was the textbook in my first constitutional law course.1 Then, as a graduate student at the University of California, Santa Barbara a few years later, I read Free Government in the Making (1949) in Gordon Baker's course in American political thought.2 A number of years passed before I realized that those two books represented only a small portion of Mason's work. Hein & Co., Inc.I first encountered Alpheus Thomas Mason's work when I was an undergraduate in the early 1970s.
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Moore's point of view and sympathies, of a prophet who has lived to see something of his forecastings come true in President Roosevelt's handling of American affairs." - 20 A.B.A.
Mason's book is rather a tour de force - a happy finding, from Mr. Justice Brandeis' philosophy and spirit.Mr. Justice Brandeis. The preface and methods of the work have, however, a more immediate purpose not unconnected with the economic aims of the present administration in the United States, in which the author sees the practical application of much of Mr. Mr.Mason's book aims at a consideration of the public-welfare activities, the idealogy, the constitutional principles of Mr. The primary authority on Brandeis.-Goodhart: 70.
Subjects: BIOGRAPHY/WRITINGS ON LEGAL MINDS, CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, LEGISLATIVE HISTORY, LEGAL HISTORY Published: New York The Viking Press 1946. BRANDEIS A FREE MAN'S LIFE Mason, Alpheus Thomas
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