Add to ORKGOn March 8, 1931, associate justice of the United States Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes turned 90. He concluded a short radio address on that occasion by quoting a Roman poet: Death plucks my ear and says, Live - I am coming. With those words, Holmes was not only celebrating his longevity ...
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Sheldon M. Novick. Honorable Justice: The Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes. New York: Little, Brown & C...
Mr. Justice Holmes was ninety on March 8, 1931. That anniversary brought him a shower of birthday c...
Funerals of Supreme Court Justices are now complicated and highly choreographed affairs. Lying in re...
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. (1841-1935), twenty-fifth Chief Justice of Massachusetts, needs no introd...
Review of "Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes- His Book Notices and Uncollected Letters and Papers" by Ha...
I T HAS taken a decade to elevate Mr. Justice Holmes from deity to mortality. When he left the bench...
What appears here is part of a longer psychological study of Holmes which takes as points of focus, ...
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Although a half-century separated us in age, when I was introduced to Webb Garrison, he remained ver...
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The Supreme Court case of Buck v. Bell, while never overturned, endures in infamy among those who kn...
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The pioneering legal realist Jerome Frank once characterized Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., as ...