Judges and Judiciary
Jul. 23, 2005
'Roe' Propels Blackmun's Improbable Journey
Forum Column - By Michael A. S. Newman - The study of history, especially the history of the distant past, is hampered by a paucity of sources. The great British historian Thomas Carlyle called history "the distillation of rumor." The West African author Amadou Hampat B observed that every old person who dies is a library that burns.
By Michael A. S. Newman
The study of history, especially the history of the distant past, is hampered by a paucity of sources. The great British historian Thomas Carlyle called history "th...
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