Distinguished studies in American legal and constitutional history
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Distinguished studies in American legal and constitutional history
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- "A free ballot and a fair count" : the Department of Justice and the enforcement of voting rights in the South, 1877-1893
- A soldier is also a citizen : the controversy over military justice, 1917-1920
- A standard for repair : the establishment clause, equality, and natural rights
- Cohens v. Virginia (1821) : the Supreme Court and state rights, a reevaluation of influences and impacts
- Contract, economic change, and the search for order in industrializing America
- How Blackstone lost the colonies : English law, colonial lawyers, and the American Revolution
- Justice Holmes and the natural law
- Lawyers in politics : mid-nineteenth century Kentucky as a case study
- Ohio and the antislavery activities of attorney Salmon Portland Chase, 1830-1849
- People without rights : an interpretation of the fundamentals of the law of slavery in the U.S. South
- Revolution to the right : criminal procedure jurisprudence during the Burger-Rehnquist court era
- The American vision of a free press : an historical and constitutional revisionist view of the press as a marketplace of ideas
- The Constitution in state politics : from the calling of the Constitutional Convention to the first federal elections
- The Ninth Amendment : preservation of the constitutional mind
- The constitutionality of executive agreements : an analysis of United States v. Belmont
- The county courts and the Provincial Court in Maryland, 1733-1763
- The gentlemen of the profession : the emergence of lawyers in Massachusetts, 1630-1810
- The power that governs : the evolution of judicial activism in a midwestern state, 1840-1890
- Their day in court : a history of the Indian Claims Commission
- Timothy Walker, antebellum lawyer
- Virginia's Constitutional Convention of 1901-1902
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