The University of Chicago Law Review · 1954 · 21 citations · 0 references
Constitutional LawLawMan MeantNormal SpeakerComparative LiteratureConstitutionGovernmental ProcessState AuthorityLanguage StudiesClassicsLegislative HistoryLegislative AspectUnited States ConstitutionCharles FairmanHumanitiesConstitutional LitigationLegal HistoryFederal Constitutional LawJusticePolitical ScienceWilmlm Winslow Croeskeyt
WILmLM WINsLow CROESKEYt" [Wle ask, not what this man meant, but what those words would mean in the mouth of a normal speaker of English, using them in the circumstances in which they were used, and it is to the end of answering this last question that we let in evidence as to what the circum-