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- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments and Dedication
- ONE Introduction: Backing into Treason
- TWO The Drift from Natural Rights
- THREE On the Things the Founders Knew – and How Our Judges Came to Forget Them
- FOUR Abortion and the “Modest First Step”
- FIVE Antijural Jurisprudence
- SIX Prudent Warnings and Imprudent Reactions: “Judicial Usurpation” and the Unraveling of Rights
- SEVEN Finding Home Ground: The Axioms of the Constitution
- EIGHT Spring Becomes Fall Becomes Spring: A Memoir
- Postscript, January 2004
- Index
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments and Dedication
- ONE Introduction: Backing into Treason
- TWO The Drift from Natural Rights
- THREE On the Things the Founders Knew – and How Our Judges Came to Forget Them
- FOUR Abortion and the “Modest First Step”
- FIVE Antijural Jurisprudence
- SIX Prudent Warnings and Imprudent Reactions: “Judicial Usurpation” and the Unraveling of Rights
- SEVEN Finding Home Ground: The Axioms of the Constitution
- EIGHT Spring Becomes Fall Becomes Spring: A Memoir
- Postscript, January 2004
- Index
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- Natural Rights and the Right to Choose , pp. 308 - 315Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2002