Vincent Blasi wrote a Talmud-like line-by-line exegesis of a paragraph that this man wrote, inspired by his unpublished opinion in Ruthenberg v. Michigan. This man noted that “men feared witches and burnt women” in a passionate defense of the First Amendment published as an unusual concurrence in Whitney v. California. This justice’s book The Curse of Bigness inspired a book of the same name by Tim Wu, who leads a (*) “New” (10[1])movement named for (10[1])him. (10[3])The intellectual inspiration for the antitrust planks of (10[1])Woodrow Wilson’s New Freedom, this justice wrote the book Other People’s Money--and How the Bankers Use It. (10[2])This justice (10[1])used scientific data rather than legal citations in a namesake “brief” first expounded (10[1])in Muller v. Oregon. For 10 points, name this interwar Supreme Court justice who names a university near Boston. ■END■