The Memoirs of Chief Justice Earl Warren

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Doubleday, 1977, 394 pp.

This bland and genial autobiography, nearly complete when Warren died in 1974, contains few surprises except for some hard jabs at President Eisenhower for privately opposing the Warren Court's decisions on civil rights and school desegregation.

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