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

Nenner, Howard. The Convention of 1689: A
Triumph of Constitutional Form. 10:282
Shapiro, Barbara. Law Reform in Seventeenth
Century England. 19:280
Shapiro, Barbara. Sir Francis Bacon and the
Mid-Seventeenth
Century Movement for Law Reform. 24:331
Stacy, William R. Matter of Fact, Matter of
Law, and the Attainder of the Earl of
Strafford. 29:323
5. HANOVERIAN ENGLAND
(1714-1837)
Heany, Howell J., Ed. The Letters of Sir
William Blackstone (1723-1780) in The
Hampton L. Carson Collection of The Free
Library of Philadelphia. [D] 1:363
Lenner, Andrew. Separate Spheres:
Republican Constitutionalism in the Federalist
Era. 41:250
Lucas, Paul. Ex Parte Sir William Blackstone,
"Plagarist": A Note on Blackstone and the
Natural Law. 7:142
Langbein, John H. The Origins of Public
Prosecution at Common Law. 17:313
Lenner, Andrew. A Tale of Two
Constitutions: Nationalism in the Federalist
Era. 40:72
Duman, Daniel. A Social and Occupational
Analysis of the English Judiciary: 1770-1790
and 1855-1875. 17:353
Hanburg, Harold G. Blackstone as a Judge.
3:1
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James, T. E. The Court of Arches During the
18th Century: Its Matrimonial Jurisdiction.
5:55
Edelstein, Laurie. An Accusation Easily to be
Made? Rape and Malicious Prosecution in
Eighteenth-Century England. 42:351
Oldham, James. Law Reporting in the London
Newspapers, 1756-1786. 31:177
Robinson, Robert B. The Two Institutes of
Thomas Wood: A Study in Eighteenth
Century Legal Scholarship. 35:432
Dennison, George M. Martial Law: The
Development of a Theory of Emergency
Powers, 1776-1861. 18:52
Goddard, Kathleen S. A Case of Injustice?
The Trial of John Bellingham. 46:1
Kiralfy, A. K. R. Law Reform by Legal
Fictions, Equity and Legislation in English
Legal History. 10:3
Oldham, James. Eighteenth-Century Judges'
Notes: How They Explain, Correct and
Enhance the Reports. 31:9
Mersky, Roy M. Supplement to the First
Edition of Blackstone's Commentaries. [D]
3:55
Skinner, Stephen. Blackstone's Support for the
Militia. 44:1
6. VICTORIAN ENGLAND (1837-1901)
Brown, Bernard J. The Demise of Chance
Medley and the Recognition of Provocation as
a Defence to Murder in English Law. 7:310