Appendix II. Sources

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. CONTENTS ix
4. LIST OF TABLES xi
5. I. The Constitution and the Separation 1
6. II. The Legal and Religious Context 11
7. III. The Separationist Groups 30
8. IV. The Separationists in Litigation 59
9. V. Goals and Strategies of the Separationist Groups 91
10. VI. The Plaintiffs 130
11. VII. The Separationist Attorneys 158
12. VIII. The Accommodationist Defendants 178
13. IX. The Judges 205
14. X. The Adversary Cases: Incidence and Outcome 231
15. XI. The Friendly Cases 258
16. XII. The Immediate Impacts 277
17. XIII. The Impact on Policy 307
18. XIV. The Changing Shape of Constitutional Litigation 338
19. XV. Epilogue: 1971 to 1974 360
20. Appendix I. The Universe of Cases 371
21. Appendix II. Sources 381
22. Appendix III. Definitions and Criteria 383
23. Index 387