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: Legal History BlogHulsebosch on Kent's Law Library
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Daniel J. Hulsebosch, NYU School of Law, has posted An Empire of Law: Chancellor Kent and the Revolution in Books in the Early Republic, which is slated for Alabama Law Review 60 (2009): 377-424. Here is the abstract:Drawing on James Kent's law library, this Essay illuminates one aspect of the post-colonial British influence on early American legal culture: a revolution in books in the AtlanticFull post as published by Legal History Blog on April 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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