Originally written shortly before Cooper's death and published posthumously, The Ways of the Hour examines the social evils of the criminal justice system. In particular, it looks at how the jury system, which acts as a check on centralized power in a monarchy, has the opposite effect in a democracy. - Summary by LynneT
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Preface Read by JudyS 6:06
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Chapter II Read by CleverKeaton 28:53
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Chapter III Read by BrentPatrick 35:44
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Chapter VI Read by docdlmartin 40:50
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Chapter IV Read by BrentPatrick 36:54
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Chapter V Read by RobMcOK 35:26
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Chapter VII Read by Rita Boutros 37:32
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Chapter VIII Read by docdlmartin 42:42
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Chapter IX Read by Holly 37:57
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Chapter X Read by Rita Boutros 37:25
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Chapter XI Read by Holly 37:13
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Chapter XII Read by Lynne T 31:11
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Chapter XIII Read by Holly 31:40
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Chapter XIV Read by Rita Boutros 33:21
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Chapter XV Read by Rita Boutros 36:12
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Chapter XVI Read by Rita Boutros 34:34
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Chapter XVII Read by Rita Boutros 36:45
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Chapter XVIII Read by Rita Boutros 36:33
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Chapter XIX Read by Rita Boutros 38:42
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Chapter XX Read by Tony Posante 31:26
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Chapter XXI Read by Lnfrohn 34:35
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Chapter XXII Read by Lnfrohn 35:48
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Chapter XXIII Read by Lynne T 33:07
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Chapter XXIV Read by Rita Boutros 29:00
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Chapter XXV Read by Nick Autorina 35:12
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Chapter XXVI Read by Nick Autorina 36:27
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Chapter XXVII Read by Nick Autorina 37:56
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Chapter XXVIII Read by Nick Autorina 35:12
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Chapter XXIX Read by Rita Boutros 40:10
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Chapter XXX Read by Lynne T 32:17
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