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The Law of the Soviet State. Edited by Andrei Y. Vyshinsky. Translated by Hugh A. Barb. Introduction by John N. Hazard. (New York: The Macmillan Company. 1948. Pp. 749. $15.00.)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 September 2013
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1 The Soviet authors' acquaintance with American institutions is rather sketchy. There is abundance of customary, monotonous, and stereotyped judgments on capitalism and imperialism; but there also is misrepresentation of facts. No notice is taken of the fact that Roosevelt's court-packing plan never became law (p. 316); civil service goes unnoticed (p. 317), as does the existence of the pre-1949 Rules Committee of the House of Representatives (p. 351).
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