This man said "in our youth our hearts were touched with fire" in a speech about Memorial Day.
This man said "in our youth our hearts were touched with fire" in a speech about Memorial Day. He mentioned a blind man playing a flute in the beginning of his "The Soldier's Faith" speech. In a case involving two leaflets, one written in Yiddish, this man protested the misapplication of a principle he had formulated earlier, and in one opinion, he stated, "three generations of imbeciles is enough." Those cases were Abrams v. United States and Buck v. Bell. This man formulated the "clear and present danger test" and claimed that the First Amendment does not protect a person who falsely shouts fire in a theater in a case concerning a man who spoke out against the draft. For 10 points, name this Supreme Court justice known as "The Great Dissenter" who wrote the majority opinion in Schenck v. United States.
This man said "in our youth our hearts were touched with fire" in a speech about Memorial Day.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.