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American inquisitors; a commentary on Dayton and Chicago

Name: American inquisitors; a commentary on Dayton and Chicago
Author: Walter Lippmann

Walter Lippmann

Read by Christine Rottger, Cbteddy, Aidan Iams, Anthony St. Pierre, janicwedge, fashawks8, ShrimpPhish, mpinedag and Vaibhav Sunder · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

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Preface (2:03)
Ch I s 1 - Ballyhoo (4:14)
Ch I s 2 - Dayton and Chicago (6:26)
Ch I s 3 - A Curious Coincidence (4:30)
Ch I s 4 - Dialog on Olympus (10:49)
Ch I s 5 - Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune (7:43)
Ch I s 6 - Servility of Mind (2:58)
Ch II s 1 - The Two Dogmas (5:12)
Ch II s 2 - Resuming on Olympus: Concerning Freedom (16:20)
Ch II s 3 - Dialogue at Dayton (26:47)
Ch II s 4 - Thompson's Circus: The Background (9:24)
Ch II s 5 - Dialogue at Chicago (9:48)
Ch II s 6 - Note (1:07)
Ch III s 1 - Irreconcilable Conflict (6:00)
Ch III s 2 - The Neutrality of the Teacher (3:57)
Ch III s 3 - Bridges for the Unlearned (6:00)
Ch III s 4 - Concerning Prudence (3:13)
Ch III s 5 - Dialogue in Americas: Concerning Majority Rule (20:00)
Ch III s 6 - A Broad Generalization (2:05)
Ch IV - Coda (10:05)