Notes

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Contents xiii
4. Tables xiv
5. I. Introduction: The Dynamics of Democracy and the Guardian Ethic 1
6. II. Voting Rights in the Pre-Intervention Period, 1776-1868 34
7. III. Intervention by Interpretation, 1868-1962: The Black Voting Rights Progression 55
8. IV. Urbanisin and the Equal Districts Progression: From the Progressive Reformation to the Guardian Ethic 89
9. V. Political Questions, Wine, and Cod-liver Oil-the Tactics of Transubstantiation in the Legislative Period 114
10. VI. The Fundamental Principle and the Quagmire 132
11. VII. Prometheus, Proteus, Pandora, and Procrustes Unbound: The Political Consequences of Reapportionment 213
12. VIII. The Court's Constituencies, Constitutional Atheism, and the Future of the Guardian Ethic 237
13. Epilogue: Was There a Better Way to Do It? 265
14. Appendix Voting and Electoral Provisions of the Constitution 277
15. Bibliography 281
16. Notes 300
17. Table of Cases 377
18. Index 381
19. Backmatter 393