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American Treaty and Civil Liberties in Postwar Debate
In a critique of postwar diplomacy and constitutional reforms, the article discusses the Brigio treaty, the right of search, and the new constitutional amendments. It contrasts Republican victory with Democratic opposition and defends the Hukluy law as enforcing amendments while preserving states’ rights and the dual federal system.
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