Making legal history : essays in honor of William E. Nelson

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Making legal history : essays in honor of William E. Nelson

edited by Daniel J. Hulsebosch and R.B. Bernstein

New York University Press, c2013

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Available at  / 10 libraries

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • Introduction: making legal historians
  • The landscape of faith : religious property and confiscation in the early republic / Sarah Barringer Gordon
  • "It cant be cald stealin" : customary law among civil war soldiers / Thomas C. Mackey
  • Debating the Fourteenth Amendment : the promise and perils of using congressional sources / Daniel W. Hamilton
  • Was the warning of strangers unique to colonial New England? / Cornelia H. Dayton and Sharon V. Salinger
  • Ambiguities of free labor revisited : the convict labor question in progressive-era New York / Barry Cushman
  • The long, broad, and deep civil rights movement : the lessons of a master scholar and teacher / Tomiko Brown-Nagin
  • Counting as a tool of legal history / John Wertheimer
  • A mania for accumulation : the plea of moral insanity in gilded age will contests / Susanna L. Blumenthal
  • The political economy of pain / John Fabian Witt
  • An unexpected antagonist : courts, deregulation, and conservative judicial ideology, 1980-94 / Reuel Schiller
  • Bibliography of the scholarship of William E. Nelson, 1963-2012

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