Peyote vs. the State: Religious Freedom on Trial - Softcover

"In a class with "Gideon's Trumpet and" A Civil Action...In this compelling narrative, Garrett Epps does more than chronicle the most important religious freedom case of the last decade. He vividly brings to life the people who, often without realizing what they were doing, created a landmark case."--David Ignatius, "Washington Post columnist and author of "The Sun King
""To an Unknown God is dramatic, suspenseful, humane, and funny-- all the while managing to be highly informative about important principles of the law."--James Fallows, National Correspondent for "The Atlantic Monthly
"Before Garrett Epps was a lawyer, he was a novelist. He draws on both disciplines in this thought provoking and moving account of the human drama of two families caught up in one of the most important constitutional cases of our time."--Walter Dellinger, Douglas B. Maggs Professor of Law, Duke University
"In a class with "Gideon's Trumpet" and" A Civil Action,.".In this compelling narrative, Garrett Epps does more than chronicle the most important religious freedom case of the last decade. He vividly brings to life the people who, often without realizing what they were doing, created a landmark case."--David Ignatius, "Washington Post "columnist and author of "The Sun King"
""To an Unknown God "is dramatic, suspenseful, humane, and funny-- all the while managing to be highly informative about important principles of the law."--James Fallows, National Correspondent for "The Atlantic Monthly"
"Before Garrett Epps was a lawyer, he was a novelist. He draws on both disciplines in this thought provoking and moving account of the human drama of two families caught up in one of the most important constitutional cases of our time."--Walter Dellinger, Douglas B. Maggs Professor of Law, Duke University