Holmes-Laski Letters, Volume II, (1926-1935)

The correspondence between Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and political theorist Harold J. Laski offers a unique insight into their intellectual exchanges and differing viewpoints on law, politics, and society. This volume captures their dialogue, reflecting the complexities of early 20th-century thought and the interplay between legal philosophy and political ideology. Their letters reveal personal and professional dynamics that shaped their respective legacies, making this collection a significant resource for understanding their contributions to American jurisprudence and political theory.