American inquisitors; a commentary on Dayton and Chicago
Walter Lippmann
20 chapters · 2 h 39 min · English
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A discussion on modern democratic government and the conflict between majority rule and intellectual freedom, written in the aftermaths of the Scopes and McAndrews trials. - Summary by progressingamerica
Chapters
1 Preface 2 min 2 Ch I s 1 - Ballyhoo 4 min 3 Ch I s 2 - Dayton and Chicago 6 min 4 Ch I s 3 - A Curious Coincidence 4 min 5 Ch I s 4 - Dialog on Olympus 11 min 6 Ch I s 5 - Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune 8 min 7 Ch I s 6 - Servility of Mind 3 min 8 Ch II s 1 - The Two Dogmas 5 min 9 Ch II s 2 - Resuming on Olympus: Concerning Freedom 16 min 10 Ch II s 3 - Dialogue at Dayton 27 min 11 Ch II s 4 - Thompson's Circus: The Background 9 min 12 Ch II s 5 - Dialogue at Chicago 10 min 13 Ch II s 6 - Note 1 min 14 Ch III s 1 - Irreconcilable Conflict 6 min 15 Ch III s 2 - The Neutrality of the Teacher 4 min 16 Ch III s 3 - Bridges for the Unlearned 6 min 17 Ch III s 4 - Concerning Prudence 3 min 18 Ch III s 5 - Dialogue in Americas: Concerning Majority Rule 20 min 19 Ch III s 6 - A Broad Generalization 2 min 20 Ch IV - Coda 10 min
