criminalights of defendants gideon versus , wainwright. he writes that, although he had laid at the table for that in 1942. that was versus brady. so the story in that chapter about how people down south come from a fundamentalist tradition. they read their bible and they care about it and they teach it on sunday school. it is not a completely different vision from clarence thomas, also from the deep south. a tradition of taking the text very seriously and paying attention to history and original intent. treating it as american scripture in a way. maybe not very sophisticated or highfalutin, but very deeply felt by an american patriot from black.thland, hugo i am in that tradition. the folks at harvard mark that. they think they are a little more sophisticated. but hugo black understood what lincoln was trying to do command , and he understood having grown up in the south that we were not living up to the promises that were put into the constitution. in the southland, he really felt the failure of the reconstruction vision and did more to