Lessons in Liberty: a Study of God in Government

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By Clarence Manion

University of Notre Dame Press, 1939, 297 pp

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This interpretation of American political institutions and ideas proceeds from the belief that religion is their fundamental basis. The author is professor of constitutional law at Notre Dame University.

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