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90 Yale L.J. 741 (1980-1981)
Issue 4

handle is hein.journals/ylr90 and id is 759 raw text is: The Yale Law Journal Volume 90, Number 4, March 1981 The Roosevelt Court, Democratic Ideology, and Minority Rights: Another Look at United States v. Classic* David M. Bixbyt TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Minorities, Majorities, and a New Ideology 746 A. The Tyranny of the Majority Revisited 746 B. Group Conflict and Unrestrained Majoritarianism 752 C. Preserving the Democratic System 759 II. The Court and the Politics of Unreason 761 A. Harlan Fiske Stone 762 B. Felix Frankfurter 767 C. Frank Murphy 770 D. Hugo L. Black 774 E. William 0. Douglas 775 F. An Emerging Consensus 777 I would like to thank the Hugo L. Black family for granting me access to the Hugo L. Black Papers, Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, and the staff of the Sterling Memorial Library at Yale University for permitting me to quote from the Jerome Frank and Max Lemer Papers. I owe special thanks to Professor Robert Cover, Yale Law School, for assistance and encouragement beyond the call of duty. tJ.D., Yale Law School, 1980. 741

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