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De Grazia, the attorney who argued and won the Tropic of Cancer case before the Supreme Court, offers a narrative history of censorship-from the jailing of Emile Zola's English publisher through the suppression of Joyce's Ulysses, down to recent attempts to obstruct works by Miller, Burroughs, Nabokov, and Mapplethorpe.

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De Grazia, the attorney who argued and won the Tropic of Cancer case before the Supreme Court, offers a narrative history of censorship-from the jailing of Emile Zola's English publisher through the suppression of Joyce's Ulysses, down to recent attempts to obstruct works by Miller, Burroughs, Nabokov, and Mapplethorpe.
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Edward de Grazia (1927–2013) was a defense attorney specializing in First Amendment rights, literary censorship, and cases of “obscenity.” De Grazia defended Grove Press v. Gerstein, William S. Burroughs’s Naked Lunch, and the Swedish book I Am Curious (Yellow).