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Research Briefs

2008

A Legacy of Ethics from the "Conscience of the Senate" (200-1236-06)

Founding fathers and authors, for example, of The Federalist Papers, spent little time on the issue of ethics. Integrity in a century of recognition of “natural law” was something seemingly inborn. Thus began the long and distinguished history of the United States’ upper and lower legislative chambers. {download PDf}

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Stennis, Sputnik & How the Space Race Changed America (200-1236-05)

John C. Stennis and the CIA (200-1236-04)

John C. Stennis and the Watergate Controversy (200-1236-03)

John C. Stennis and the Censure of Joseph McCarthy (200-1236-02)

John C. Stennis and the 1947 Senate Campaign (200-1236-01)

Research Briefs Stennis Institute

 

RESEARCH BRIEFS are written by staff as part of the Institute's civic education initiative. The briefs focus on primary sources found in the Congressional and Political Research Center at the Mississippi State University Library. The intended audience for the briefs include elected officials, classroom teachers, and anyone with an interest in congressional and political affairs.

 

 

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