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

Murphy, Earl F. English Water Law Doctrines
Before 1400. 1:103
Murphy, Earl Finbar. Early Forms of Probate
and Administration: Some Evidence
Concerning Their Modern Significance. 3:125
Palmer, Robert C. Covenant, Justicies Writs,
and Reasonable Showings. 31:97
Pervukhnin, Anna. Deodands: A Study in the
Creation of Common Law Rules. 47:237
Poos, L. R. The Heavy-Handed Marriage
Counsellor: Regulating Marriage in Some
Later-Medieval English Local Ecclesiastical-
Court Jurisdictions. 39:291
Pugh, Ralph B. Early Registers of English
Outlaws. 27:319
Richardson, Malcolm. Early Equity Judges:
Keepers of the Rolls of Chancery, 1415-1447.
40:441
Rogers, Alan. Parliamentary Appeals of
Treason in the Reign of Richard II. 8:95
Russell, M. J. Hired Champions. 3:242
Sellers, Nicholas. Tenurial Serjeants. 14:319
Sigler, Jay A. A History of Double Jeopardy.
7:283
Spinosa, Charles D. The Legal Reasoning
Behind the Common, Collusive Recovery:
Taltarum's Case (1472). 36:70
Stoljar, Samuel. The Early History of
Bailment. 1:5
Sutherland, Donald. The Brotherhood and the
Rivalry of English Lawyers in the General
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Eyres. 31:1
Tate, Joshua C. Ownership and Possession in
the Early Common Law. 48:280
Teetor, Paul R. England's Earliest Treatise on
the Law Merchant. 6:178
Turner, Ralph V. The Royal Courts Treat
Disseizin by the King: John and Henry III,
1199-1240. 12:1
Walker, Sue Sheridan. Violence and the
Exercise of Feudal Guardianship: The Action
of "Ejectio Custodia." 16:320
Walmsley, John F. R. Jurisdiction on an
Ecclesiastical Estate: The Case of Burton
Abbey. 24:1
3. TUDOR ENGLAND (1485-1603)
Barnes, Thomas G. Star Chamber Mythology.
5:1
Barnes, Thomas G. Due Process and Slow
Process in the Late Elizabethan-Early Stuart
Star Chamber. 6:221, 315
Bush, M. L. The Act of Proclamations: a
Reinterpretation. 27:33
Carlton, Charles. Changing Jurisdictions in
16th and 17th Century England: The
Relationship Between the Courts of Orphans
and Chancery. 18:124
DeVine, Stephen W. Ecclesiastical
Antecedents to Secular Jurisdiction Over the
Feoffment to the Uses to be Declared in
Testamentary Instructions. 30:295
Duffy, Ian P. H. English Bankrupts,
1571-1861. 24:283