- 26, 2023, at the
Wayback Machine–46.
Tsesis, The
Thirteenth Amendment and
American Freedom (2004), p. 50.
Tsesis, The
Thirteenth Amendment and American...
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Alexander Tsesis is an
American constitutional scholar who
holds D'Alemberte
chair in
constitutional law at the
Florida State University College of Law...
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White Southerners in the Age of
Civil Rights, 1945–1975. (Knopf, 2006).
Tsesis, Alexander. We
Shall Overcome: A
History of
Civil Rights and the Law. (Yale...
- in 1987. Some scholars,
including constitutional law
professor Alexander Tsesis, have
voiced concerns over the
Hamas Charter's
apparent advocacy of genocidal...
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against the
Jewish people (…) [see] The
Covenant (…) 1988.
Articles 7, …
Tsesis,
Alexander (2014–2015). "Antisemitism and Hate
Speech Studies". Rutgers...
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Retrieved May 3, 2024.
Multiple sources:
Tsesis,
Alexander (2008). "The
Inalienable Core of Citizenship: From Dred Scott...
- Independence".
Pennsylvania Magazine of
History and Biography. Vol. 31. p. 38.
Tsesis,
Alexander (May 2012). "Self-government and the
Declaration of Independence"...
