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Book Review / Law and History / Legal History / William Shakespeare
by · Published August 16, 2023 · Last modified October 11, 2023
Paul Raffield, Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law (Hart Pub. 2023) A Review by Andy Lowry The third of Paul Raffield’s[1] monographs on Shakespeare and English law “attempt[s] to provide a wide-ranging examination and analysis...
Katharina Isabel Schmidt, Yale University Law School; Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law, has published How Hermann Kantorowicz Changed His Mind About America and its Law, 1927–34 at 2023 Law and...
Kate Redburn, Columbia Law School; Yale University, Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Department of History, has published Before Equal Protection: The Fall of Cross-Dressing Bans and the Transgender Legal Movement, 1963–86 at 41 Law...
Deborah R. Gerhardt, University of North Carolina School of Law, has published Law in the Shadows of Confederate Monuments at 27 Michigan Journal of Race & Law 1 (2021). Here is the abstract. Hundreds...
Richard Kielbowicz, University of Washington, is publishing Women as Common Scolds in Law and Popular Culture: Pennsylvania, 1824-1972 in Gender & History. Here is the abstract. Women faced prosecution as common scolds for their...
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