The First Amendment during war

[Mark Graber]

A small historical note.  Free speech has not been restricted during all
or even the vast majority of shooting wars.  Witness the war of 1812,
the Mexican war, the Spanish-American war, and, more complicated, World
War II.  For a shameless plug asserting that civil rights and liberties
have been expanded as often as restricted during wartime, see my essay
in Tushnet, ed., The Constitution in Wartime.

Mark A. Graber