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Filibuster: Obstruction And Lawmaking In The U.S. Senate (Princeton Studies In American Politics),New Elaine And So Today More ThanParliamentary Obstruction, Popularly Known As The 'Filibuster,' Has Been A Defining Feature Of The U. S. Senate Throughout Its History. In This Book, Gregory J. Wawro And Eric Schickler Explain How The Senate Managed To Satisfy Its Lawmaking Role During The Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Century, When It Lacked Seemingly Essential Formal Rules For Governing Debate. What Prevented The Senate From Selfdestructing During This Time? The Authors Argue That