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"Jurgen and the Law: A statement, with exhibits, of the Court's opinion, and the brief for the defendants on motion to direct an acquittal" dives into the legal battle surrounding James Branch Cabell's controversial novel, "Jurgen." Authored by Guy Holt, this book presents a detailed account of the obscenity trial that gripped American literature.
Explore the arguments and exhibits presented in court, offering a rare glimpse into the censorship debates of the early 20th century. This meticulously prepared print republication allows readers to examine the original legal documents and understand the context of the literary criticism leveled against Cabell's work. Delve into the complexities of free speech and artistic expression as they clashed with societal norms. A fascinating study for anyone interested in American literature, literary criticism, censorship, and the landmark "Jurgen" case. Discover the historical significance of this legal challenge and its lasting impact on the freedom of expression.
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