Title: Law as culture and culture as law : essays in honor of John Phillip Reid /
Authors: Reid, John Phillip; Hartog, Hendrik, 1948-; Nelson, William E. 1940-; Kern, Barbara Wilcie, 1939-
Publisher: Madison House Publishers,
Year: 2000
Subjects: Law United States History
Contents: Introduction / Hendrik Hartog and William E. Nelson -- Legal history's pathfinder: the quest of John Phillip Reid / R.B. Bernstein -- In defiant stance / Laura Kalman -- John Phillip Reid and the reinterpretation of the American Revolution / Jack P. Greene -- Leadership in colonial and revolutionary America / Milton M. Klein -- The Irish Articles of Religion and the fall of the Stuart monarchies / Martin S. Flaherty -- Underreported and underrated: the Court of Common Pleas in the eighteenth century / James Oldham -- The English high judiciary and the politics of the Habeas Corpus Bill of 1758 / Barbara Wilcie Kern -- A constitutional middle-ground between revisions and revolution: a reevaluation of the Nullification Crisis and the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions through the lens of popular sovereignty / Christian G. Fritz -- Law and regulation in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era / Michael Les Benedict -- An inversion layer in western legal history: air pollution in Butte, Montana / Gordon Morris Bakken -- Wives as favorites / Hendrik Hartog -- Government power as a tool for redistributing wealth in twentieth-century New York / William E. Nelson -- From a Reidian perspective / Martin Flaherty.