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

Cooley, Rita W. Predecessors of the Federal
Attorney-General: The Attorney-General in
England and the American Colonies. 2:304
Eldridge, Larry D. Before Zenger: Truth and
Seditious Speech in Colonial America, 1607-
1700. 39:337
Ely, James W., Jr. 'That due satisfaction may
be made': the Fifth Amendment and the
Origins of the Compensation Principle. 36:1
Fede, Andrew. Legitimized Violent Slave
Abuse in the American South, 1619-1865: A
Case Study of Law and Social Change in Six
Southern States. 29:93
Flaherty, David H. Introduction [symposium
on criminal law in colonial America]. 26:291
Greenberg, Douglas. Crime, Law
Enforcement, and Social Control in Colonial
America. 26:293
Haight, Elizabeth S. The Northampton Protest
of 1652: A Petition to the General Assembly
From the Inhabitants of Virginia's Eastern
Shore. 28:364
Hart, John F. Takings and Compensation in
Early America: The Colonial Highway Acts in
Social Context. 40:253
Heaney, Howell J., Ed. A Signer of the
Declaration of Independence Orders Books
From London: Two Documents of George
Read of Delaware in The Hampton L. Carson
Collection in The Free Library of
Philadelphia. [D] 2:172
Hermes, Katherine A. Jurisdiction in the
Colonial Northeast: Algonquian, English and
French Governance: 43:52
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Hoffer, Peter Charles. Invisible Worlds and
Criminal Trials The Cases of John Proctor and
O. J. Simpson. 41:287
McPherson, B. H. Revisiting the Manor of
East Greenwich. 42:35
Morris, Richard B. The Salzer Collection of
Mayor's Court Papers. 2:314
Morris, Thomas D. "Villeinage ... as it existed
in England, reflects but little light on our
subject:" The Problem of the "Sources" of
Southern Slave Law. 32:95
Mumford, Kevin. After Hugh: Statutory Race
Segregation in Colonial America,1630- 1725.
43:280
Nelson, Harold L. Seditious Libel in Colonial
America. 3:160
Nicholson, Bradley J. Legal Borrowing and
the Origins of Slave Law in the British
Colonies. 38:38
Preyer, Kathryn. Penal Measures in the
American Colonies: An Overview. 26:326
Reid, John Phillip. A Lawyer Acquitted: John
Adams and the Boston Massacre Trials.
18:189
Springer, James Warren. American Indians
and the Law of Real Property in Colonial New
England. 30:25
Surrency, Erwin C. The Courts in the
American Colonies. 11:253, 347
Surrency, Erwin C. The Procedure for the
Trial of a Pirate. [D] 1:251