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

Pratt, Walter F. Rhetorical Styles on the Fuller
Court. 24:189
Quinn, William W., Jr. Federal
Acknowledgment of American Indian Tribes:
The Historical Development of a Legal
Concept. 34:331
Read, William E. and William C. Berman.
Papers of the First Justice Harlan at University
of Louisville. 11:57
Reid, John. The Touch of History–The
Historical Method of a Common Law Judge.
8:157
Riegel, Stephen J. The Persistent Career of
Jim Crow: Lower Federal Courts and the
"Separate but Equal" Doctrine, 1865-1896.
28:17
Rosenberg, Norman L. The Law of Political
Libel and Freedom of Press in Nineteenth
Century America: An Interpretation. 17:336
Roth, Elizabeth. The Two Voices of Roger
Traynor. 27:269
Schepard, Eric. The Great Dissenter’s
Greatest Dissents: The First Justice Harlan,
The “Color-Blind” Constitution and the
Meaning of his Dissents in the Insular Cases
for the War on Terror. 48:119
Schreiber, Herbert. The Majority Preference
Provisions in Early State Labor Arbitration
Statutes–1880-1900. 15:186
Schwarz, Joan I. Oliver Wendell Holmes's
"The Path of the Law": Conflicting Views of
the Legal World. 29:235
Shaw, William L. The Confederate
Conscription and Exemption Acts. 6:368
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Spector, Robert M. Legal Historian on the
United States Supreme Court: Justice Horace
Gray, Jr., and the Historical Method. 12:181
Spector, Robert M. Lincoln and Taney: A
Study in Constitutional Polarization. 15:199
Surrency, Erwin C. The Legal Effects of the
Civil War. 5:145
Swierenga, Robert P. The "Odious Tax Title":
A Study in Nineteenth Century Legal History.
15:124
Teaford, Jon C. State Administrative Agencies
and the Cities 1890-1920. 25:225
Thompson, Elizabeth Lee. Reconstructing the
Practice: The Effects of Expanded Federal
Judicial Power on Postbellum Lawyers.
43:306
White, G. Edward. John Marshall Harlan I:
The Precursor. 19:1
Wiecek, William M. The Reconstruction of
Federal Judicial Power, 1863-1875. 13:333
5. TWENTIETH CENTURY
1900-PRESENT
Anthes, Louis. Publicly Deliberative Drama:
The 1934 Mock Trial of Adolf Hitler for
"Crimes Against Civilization." 42:391
Auerbach, Jerold S. and Eugene Bardach.
"Born to an Era of Insecurity": Career Patterns
of Law Review Editors, 1918-1941. 17:3
Belz, Herman. The Realist Critique of
Constitutionalism in the Era of Reform.
15:288