Liberty Against Government: The Rise, Flowering and Decline of a Famous Juridical Concept

This hardcover edition is in good condition with some wear consistent with its age. The binding is intact, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. However, the book does not come with a dust jacket, which is typical for books of this period.

"Liberty Against Government: The Rise, Flowering and Decline of a Famous Juridical Concept" by Edward S. Corwin is a significant work published by Louisiana State University Press in 1948. This hardcover edition, printed in Baton Rouge, explores the intricate balance between liberty and governmental power, a subject of enduring relevance in legal and political discourse. Corwin, a respected constitutional scholar, delves into the historical evolution of this juridical concept, providing insights that remain pertinent to contemporary debates. This edition is particularly notable for its original 1948 publication, offering collectors a glimpse into mid-20th-century legal scholarship. The book is in good condition, although it lacks a dust jacket, which is common for volumes of this age. Whether for a legal historian or a political scientist, this work stands as a foundational text in understanding the dynamics of liberty against governmental authority.