On the record
It goes as far as I personally think it should go in limiting the right of injunction; at any rate, no arguments have hitherto been advanced which make me think it should go farther.
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gutenberg.orgIt goes as far as I personally think it should go in limiting the right of injunction; at any rate, no arguments have hitherto been advanced which make me think it should go farther.
Roosevelt expresses his belief that the current law on injunctions is appropriately limited.
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