He had 'impish candor', to borrow one of his own phrases. Candor, indeed, was one of his deepest veins. (Robert H. Jackson)

He had 'impish candor', to borrow one of his own phrases. Candor, indeed, was one of his deepest veins.

Robert H. Jackson

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