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5. The Law of Libel and Early Nineteenth-Century Political Culture 101
The Law of Libel and Partisan Politics 101
The Law of Criminal Libel, 1800-1815 108
Criminal Libel and Politics, 1815-1827 117
Politics and Civil Libel Suits, 1800-1830 120
The Law of Libel and Early Nineteenth-Century Political
Culture 		128
6. The Law of Libel in the Age of Mass Politics 130
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Libel Suits: A Survey 130
Debating the Law of Libel 134
The Press, Mass Politics, and Free Debate 140
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Libertarianism: Public Opinion
and the Marketplace of Ideas 		145
The Law of Libel in the Age of Mass Politics 151
7. Beyond Hamiltonianism: Libel Law Debates, 1840-1880 153
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Libertarianism: A Critique 153
A New Law of Libel? 156
Thomas Cooley and the New Law of Libel 161
Defining a Conditional Privilege 167
Thomas Cooley and Conditional Privilege: The Michigan
Supreme Court Experience 		173
Beyond Hamiltonianism: Libel Law Debates 177
8. Legal Science and Hamiltonian Principles: Libel Law, 1880-1920 178
Mr. Justice Cooley Retreats 178
Mr. Justice Cooley and the Popular Press 184
The Renewed Faith in Legal Restraints 190
Reviving the Law of Libel 197
Legal Science and Hamiltonian Principles: Libel Law,
1880-1920 		204
9. Libel Law from World War I to the Cold-War Era 207
Twentieth-Century Libel Law: Framing the Issues 207
Origins of a National Surveillance State 208
Libel Laws Are Not Enough: The Search for New
Restraints 		212
The Law of Libel: Familiar Debates and New
Approaches 		219

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Publication Information: Book Title: Protecting the Best Men: An Interpretive History of the Law of Libel. Contributors: Norman L. Rosenberg - author. Publisher: University of North Carolina Press. Place of Publication: Chapel Hill, NC. Publication Year: 1986. Page Number: viii.
    
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