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Justice Baldwin Criticizes Political Lethargy in Book
State Supreme Court Justice Ray mond E. Baldwin of Stratford argues in Let's Go into Politics that citizen lethargy threatens democracy. The 1949 Connecticut figure reflects on elections, CT politics, and his career from 1922 to 1940 with references to Roraback Wheeler DeLacour and McLevy, and notes on filibuster and Willkie.
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Justice Baldwin
State Supreme Court
Raymond E. Baldwin
Stratford
MacMillan Company
New York
Department of Government
Wesleyan University
Justice
Edith
Connecticut
Ray
Alfred C. Baldwin
Henry Roraback
Charles Templeton
U. S. Senate
Charles E. “Shang” Wheeler
Reginald “Rex” B. DeLacour
Helen E. Lewis
William B. Nichols
Walter A. Keeling
Eighth
Shang” Wheeler
Shang Wheeler
State
New Haven
Ray Baldwin
General Assembly
Congress of the United States
House
Baldwin
Cross
Roraback
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Charles A. Gates
Windham
Isaac Ullman
Joseph Alsop
Avon
John T. King
Bridgeport
J. Kenneth Bradley
Westport
Mr. Roraback
J. Henry Roraback
J. Henry
Jasper McLevy
McLevy
Senate
Congress
Wendell Willkie
Willkie