The Comstock laws considered as to their constitutionality
Subtitle: being T.B. Wakeman's Faneuil Hall speech, replies to the Index, Judge E.P. Hurlbut's "Liberty of Printing," Mr. Wakeman's reply, the laws in question, various letters from eminent men, etc., etc., etc
Series: Truth seeker tracts -- nos. 144, 150
Publisher: D.M. Bennett
Published: 1879
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 67
Subjects: Obscenity (Law); Postal service; Law and legislation
Other titles: Comstock postal law unconstitutional: a speech / by T.B. Wakeman.; Liberty of printing / E.P. Hurlbut.
Notes: Pt. 1 has caption title: The Comstock postal law unconstitutional : plain duty of all citizens : a speech by T.B. Wakeman, to which is appended the opinion of Justice Field. Pt. 2 has caption title: The liberty of printing.