he supported mcreynolds and didn't realize that mcreynolds was so anti-semetic.e was a southerner, but there were a lot of southerners. if you think of the opposition to brandeis' appointment and frankfurter, it was often veiled. there was not often someone as openly anti-semitic as mcreynolds. i know that there are letters and correspondence of his two different people. brian: was louis brandeis married? david: he was married to a second or third cousin of his, actually. they were -- can i mention a couple of facts? one of the things that talks about anti-semitism is his law partner who came from a very socially prominent place, the daughter of a senator. anyways, she was tremendously anti-semitic. even though brandeis was one of the closest friends, she would never invite the brandeis family over and, when she got married, she refused to invite brandeis and his wife and that says something about the social anti-semitism of the era. much of the great law practice of brandeis and warren had to do with -- the warren family were multimillionaires from a shoe compan

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