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

Legal Systems in Conflict: Orleans Territory
1804-1812. Elizabeth Gaspar Brown. 1:35
Legally Incompetent: A Research Note. Scott
J. Schackelford and Lawrence M. Friedman.
49:321
The Legislation of Richard III. H. G. Hanbury.
6:95
The Legislative History of Statutory Revision
in Pennsylvania. Carroll C. Moreland. 1:197
Legitimized Violent Slave Abuse in the
American South, 161-1865: A Case Study of
Law and Social Change in Six Southern
States. Andrew Fede. 29:93
The Letters of Bushrod Washington
(1762-1829) in The Hampton L. Carson
Collection in The Free Library of
Philadelphia. Howell J. Heany, Ed. [D] 2:161
The Letters of Joseph Story (1799-1845) in
The Hampton L. Carson Collection in The
Free Library of Philadelphia. Howell J.
Heany, Ed. [D] 2:68
The Letters of Sir William Blackstone
(1723-1780) in The Hampton L. Carson
Collection of The Free Library of
Philadelphia. Howell J. Heany, Ed. [D] 1:363
The Lex Aquilia as a Source of Law for
Bartolus and Baldus. Charles Fried. 4:142
Liberalism and Paternalism: Ideology,
Economic Interest and the Business Law of
Slavery. Robert J. Cottrol. 31:359
Liberty and Property: Lord Bramwell and the
Political Economy of Liberal Jurisprudence
Individualism, Freedom, and Utility. David
Abraham. 38:288
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The Lights of Science and Experience:
Historical Perspectives on Legal Attitudes
Toward the Role of Medical Expertise in
Guardianship of the Elderly. Margaret K.
Krasik. 33:201
Lincoln and Taney: A Study in Constitutional
Polarization. Robert M. Spector. 15:199
Lincoln Legal Acolytes, A Comment on
Professor Akhil Reed and Amar’s The
American Constitution: A Biography (2005),
and Judge Frank J. Williams’ “Doing Less”
and “Doing More”; The President and the
Proclamation-Legally, Militarily, and
Politically, in the Emancipation Proclamation,
Three Views. Robert Fabrikant. 49:169
Local Power and Local Knowledge. L. S.
Zacharias. 30:122
Lochner v. the Journeymen Bakers of New
York: The Journeymen Bakers, Their Hours of
Labor, and the Constitution. A Case Study in
the Social History of Legal Thought. Matthew
S. Bewig. 38:413
The Long and Unhappy History of Loyalty
Testing in Maryland. Lewis D. Asper. 13:97
Long-Distance Justice: The Criminal
Jurisdiction of the Canadian Courts West of
the Canadas, 1763-1859. Hamar Foster.
34:1-48
Looseleafing the Flow: An Anecdotal History
of One Technology for Updating. Howard T.
Senzel. 44:115
Magic, Prophecy, and the Law of Treason in
Reformation England. Jonathan K. Van
Patten. 27:1