American Journal of Legal History

Christian G Fritz, Monitoring American Federalism: The History of State Legislative Resistance Get access

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A Turbid River of History and Law: The Procurement of Women in Imperial Japan and Colonial Korea Get access

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Letter Writing and Legal Consciousness during World War I Get access

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The Pennsylvania Council of Censors and the Debate on the Guardian of the Constitution in the Early United States

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Exemplary Damages Practice in Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth-Century England Get access

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Alexander Hamilton’s Constitutional Jurisprudence and the Bank Bill Get access

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The Path of the Prerogatives Get access

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Preface to AJLH Special Issue—‘Histories of Executive Power’ Get access

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The Early Years of Congress’s Anti-Removal Power Get access

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Alexander Hamilton on Executive Authority Get access

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Three Modalities of (Originalist) Fiduciary Constitutionalism Get access

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Removal and the Changing Debate over Executive Power at the Founding Get access

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Movement on Removal: An Emerging Consensus about The First Congress and Presidential Power Get access

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Brave New World? Care and Custody of Children at the Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes in Mid-Victorian England Get access

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The Abolition of the Right to Trial by Jury in Civil Cases in England Get access

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Banking Law in Italian Legal Consulting between the Fourteenth and the Fifteenth Centuries Get access

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Justice Kennedy’s Jurisprudence of Dignity: From Sovereign Immunity to Gay Rights Get access

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Status in Ancient and Medieval Law: Introduction Get access

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In forma pauperis: Indentured Servitude, the Right to Counsel, and White Citizenship in the Seventeenth-Century Chesapeake Get access

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