"Offers intelligent, balanced commentary . . . a valuable book." —Houston Chronicle
"[Rehnquist is] a most eloquent explicator. . . . All the Laws but One is narrative history of a high order, each episode fixed carefully in its historical context, and not excluding deft characterizations of its principals." —Washington Times
"A dispassionate and lucid book. . . . A highly original account of the proper role of the Supreme Court, a role that makes most sense in times of war, but that has its attractions whenever the Court is embroiled in great social controversies." —The New Republic
"Rich in the history of wartime dilemmas." —The Washington Post
