[Legal history dinner papers, 1974/75-1976/77
By: Morton J. Horwitz, Chairman]
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Subjects: Law; History; Philosophy
Notes: Reproduced from typewritten copy.
Table of contents: title: Nelson, J.M. The presumption of power: law and ideology in the glorious revolution.; title: Nelson, W.E. The consensual and moralistic traditions in American politics.; title: Levinson, S. Serenity and skepticism in the thought Oliver Wendell Holmes.; title: Keller, M. The structure of economic regulation.; title: Botein, S. Legal vocabularies and the coming of the American Revolution: natural rights reconsidered.; title: Kennedy, D.M. Pre-classical public law.; title: Warden, G.B. New England and the other puritan revolution: law, society, politics, economics and religion.; title: Keller, M. The ambiguities of change: public policy, law, and social values in the late nineteenth century.; title: Danzig, R.J. The contextualization of the flag salute cases: a study of constitutional decision-making in the Supreme court of the United States.; title: Freyer, T.A. Business practice, commercial law, and federal courts in early nineteenth-century America.; title: Atiyah, P.S. The Revolution in English contract theory, 1776-1800.; title: Hartog, H. The public law of a courty court; judicial government in eighteenth century Massachusetts.; title: Silverman, R. Personal injury litigation in the Boston trial courts, 1880-1900.; title: Hindus, M.S. The contours of crime and justice in Massachusetts and South Carolina, 1767-1878.; title: Faulkner, R.K. Bickel's constitution: the problem of moderate liberalism.