Minnesota rag

the dramatic story of the landmark Supreme Court case that gave new meaning to freedom of the press

1st ed.

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Author

Fred W. Friendly

Publication

1981 - Random House, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

60,750 words, Guess

Page Count

243 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL4094481M
Internet Archiveminneso_fri_1981_00_1559
Internet Archiveminnesotaragdram0000frie
ISBN-100394507525
ISBN-139780394507521

and 4 more

Goodreads1302241
Library of Congress Control Number80006018
OCLC Control Number7175875
Better World Books9780394507521

Classifications

DDC342.73/0853/0264
DDC347.3028530264
LCCKF228.N35 F73

and 1 more

LCCKF228.N35.F73

Subjects

Topics

Near, Jay MLaw, minnesota Trials, litigation Freedom of the pressSaturday press (Minneapolis)Freedom of the press -- MinnesotaSaturday press (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Places

Minnesota United States

People

Jay M. Near

Other Editions

Minnesota rag: the dramatic story of the landmark Supreme Court case that gave new meaning to freedom of the pressRandom House1981-01-01

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