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

Gordon, Michael D. The Invention of a
Common Law Crime: Perjury and the
Elizabethan Courts. 24:145
Greene, Douglas G. The Court of the
Marshalsea in Late Tudor and Stuart England.
20:267
Henderson, Edith G. Legal Rights to Land in
the Early Chancery. 26:97
Henderson, Edith G. Relief from Bonds in the
English Chancery: Mid-Sixteenth Century.
18:298
Jay, Stewart. Servants of Monarchs and Lords:
The Advisory Role of Early English Judges.
38:117
Jones, William J. Conflict or Collaboration?
Chancery Attitudes in the Reign of Elizabeth
I. 5:12
Jones, William J. Due Process and Slow
Process in the Elizabethan Chancery. 6:123
Levine, Mortimer. A More Than Ordinary
Case of "Rape", 13 and 14 Elizabeth I. 7:159
Mitnick, John Marshall. From Neighbor-
Witness to Judge of Proofs: The
Transformation of the English Civil Juror.
32:201
Palmer, Vernon V. The History of Privity–the
Formative Period (1500-1680). 33:3
Samaha, Joel B. The Recognizance in
Elizabethan Law Enforcement. 25:189
Van Patten, Jonathan K. Magic, Prophecy, and
the Law of Treason in Reformation England.
27:1
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Black, Stephen F. Coram Protectore: The
Judges of Westminster Hall Under the
Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell. 20:32
Cockburn, J S. Seventeenth-Century Clerks of
Assizes–Some Anonymous Members of the
Legal Profession. 13:315
Cook, Harold J. Against Common Right and
Reason: The College of Physicians Versus Dr.
Thomas Bonham. 29:301
Cope, Esther S. Sir Edward Coke and
Proclamations, 1610. 15:215
Edie, Carolyn. Tactics and Strategies:
Parliament's Attack Upon the Royal
Dispensing Power 1597-1689. 29:197
Ernst, Daniel R. The Moribund Appeal of
Death: Compensating Survivors and
Controlling Jurors in Early Modern England.
28:164
Glazebrook, P. R. Misprison of Felony–
Shadow or Phantom? 8:189, 283
Gray, Charles M. The Boundaries of the
Equitable Function. 20:192
Hadden, Tom. The Origin and the
Development of Conspiracy to Defraud. 11:25
Hall, G. D. H. An Assize Book of the
Seventeenth Century. 7:228
Hamburger, Philip. The Conveyancing
Purposes of the Statute of Frauds. 27:354
Hardacre, P. H. Newgate, 1663–A Letter of
Sir Orlando Bridgeman, Chief Justice. [D]
13:384