New York: Columbia University Press, 1924. Hardcover first edition - Includes a foreword by Henry Woodward Sackett in which he notes that "the heart of this doctrine is the right of the people of a free nation to have published for their information what their rulers - their public officials - are doing" and this was only achieved after a long struggle in England and in the United States. Related to this are chapters discussing libel laws. Bibliography. 120 pp.