His articles and book reviews demonstrate his wide-ranging knowledge of a nation and a world experiencing dramatic change in the way individual rights were perceived. Let Freedom Ring (1928, rev. ed. 1937) Trial by Prejudice (1937) Democracy Works (1939) City Lawyer: The Autobiography of a Law Practice'' (1942) References External links Arthur Garfield Hays Papers held by Princeton University Library Special Collections 1881 births 1954 deaths American activists American autobiographers 20th-century American lawyers American legal writers Columbia Law School alumni American Civil Liberties Union people Columbia College (New York) alumni