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Charles Lane: John Roberts’s Compromise of 2012 - The Washington Post
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Lane says Roberts was influenced in his thinking by Daniel Webster. In 1976 Roberts wrote a biography of Webster that won the undergraduate writing prize at Harvard. Roberts particularly valued the spirit of dispassionate compromise and staying above the politics of the day that Webster displayed at the time. It is clear from the opinion written by Roberts that the real deciding influence was that of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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