An introduction for many to this legal scholar, law professor, attorney, member of Parliament, and judge who shaped the thinking of our founding fathers.
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8 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
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Right Wing Christian Textbook,
By Mango Chutney "agent provocateur" (Petaluma, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sir William Blackstone and the Common Law: Blackstone's Legacy to America (Paperback)
Stacey's book is a text from a series designed by evangelical Christians. I wouldn't have ordered it if I had known that, but this small book may still have some use as a brief introduction to Blackstone. It serves up an ideological view of the man the right-wingers are adopting as a founding father for their take on the Constitution. Read with a great grain of salt. Less than 100 pages of text.
2 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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No stars for this simplistic ideologically slanted misrepresentation,
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This review is from: Sir William Blackstone and the Common Law: Blackstone's Legacy to America (Paperback)
If you've ever actually read Blackstone, you'd have to ask yourself what Stacey was drinking when he wrote this mess.
4 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
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Christianbooks.com?,
By mojavejoe "mojavejoe" (Mentone Beach) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sir William Blackstone and the Common Law: Blackstone's Legacy to America (Paperback)
I want to thank Mr. Kremer for altering me to ACW press. Put ACW Press in google and you get christianbooks.com, a press with a strange (and apparently right wing book) list. [When I went to the site, they were peddling a book about Saddam Hussein being an evil-doer extraordinaire--even if true, what does that have to do with Christianity? Nothing, of course--it's just right-wing justification for Bush's disastrous unneccessary war.]
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