Index to American Journal of Legal History, Volumes 1-49 - AALL

From Virginia Readjuster to United States
Senior Circuit Judge: The Ascent of Edmund
Waddill, Jr. (1855-1931). Peter G. Fish.
30:199
From Common Law to Factory Laws: The
Transformation of Workplace Safety Law in
Wisconsin Before Progressivism. Donald W.
Rogers 39:177
From Neighbor-Witness to Judge of Proofs:
The Transformation of the English Civil Juror.
John Marshall Mitnick. 32:201
From Deodand to Dependency. Harry N.
Smith. 11:389
From Slaughter-House to Lochner: The Rise
and Fall of the Constitutionalization of Public
Health. Wendy E. Parmet. 40:476
Frontier Justice: Wayne County, 1796-1836.
Elizabeth Gaspar Brown. 16:126
The Frontier Lawyer's Library: Southern
Indiana, 1800-1850, as a Test Case. Michael
H. Harris. 16:239
The Future of Legal Formalism. Charles C.
Goetsch. 24:221
Gendered Merit: Women and the Merit
Concept in Federal Employment, 1864-1944.
Cathryn L. Claussen. 40:229
Georgia Before the Supreme Court: The First
Decade. Doyle Mathis. 12:112
Georgia Slave Trials, 1837-1849. Robert G.
McPherson. [D] 4:257, 364
Gesetz und richteramt. (Statutory Law and
Judicial Function by Dr. Oskar Bulow). James
E. Herget, Ingrid Wade and Oskar Bulow.
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39:71
God's Terminus: Boundaries, Nature, and
Property on the Michigan Shore. Theodore
Steinberg. 37:65
The Great Dissenter’s Greatest Dissents: The
First Justice Harlan, The “Color-Blind”
Constitution and the Meaning of his Dissents
in the Insular Cases for the War on Terror.
Eric Schepard. 48:119
'Guaranteed Against the Vices and Maladies
Prescribed by Law': Consumer Protection, the
Law of Slave Sales, and the Supreme Court in
Antebellum Louisiana. Judith K. Schafer.
31:306
Guardians: A Research Note. Lawrence M.
Friedman, Joanna L. Grossman and Chris
Guthrie. 40:146
Guarding the Alter: Physiological Restrictions
and the Rise of State Intervention in
Matrimony. Michael Grossberg. 26:197
Guild Training vs. Professional Education:
The Committee on Legal Education and the
Law Department of Queen's College,
Birmingham in the 1850s. W. Wesley. Pue.
33:241
The Hampton L. Carson Collection. [B.A.]
4:78
Hamsocn: Its Meaning and Significance in
Early English Law. Rebecca V. Colman.
25:95
The Heavy-Handed Marriage Counsellor:
Regulating Marriage in Some Later-Medieval
English Local Ecclesiastical-Court
Jurisdictions. L. R. Poos. 39:291