TY  - BOOK
AU  - Hadden,Sally E.
AU  - Minter,Patricia H.
AU  - 
TI  - Signposts: new directions in Southern legal history 
T2  - Studies in the legal history of the South
SN  - 9780820345840
AV  - KF352 .S546 2013
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Athens
PB  - The University of Georgia Press
KW  - Law
KW  - Southern States
KW  - History
KW  - Electronic Books
N1  - 2; Introduction; Sally E. Hadden and Patricia Hagler Minter --; In my mother's house : dowry property and female inheritance patterns in Spanish Florida; Susan Richbourg Parker --; The law and order campaign in New Orleans, 1763-1765 : a comparative view; Thomas N. Ingersoll --; "Using the faculties conceded to her by law" : slavery, law, and agency in Spanish New Orleans, 1763-1803; Jennifer M. Spear --; South Carolina's grand jury presentments : the eighteenth-century experience; Sally E. Hadden --; Guarding republican liberty : St. George Tucker and judging in federal Virginia; Jessica K. Lowe --; The shades of loyalty : Elisha W. Chester and the Cherokee removal; Tim Alan Garrison --; The material conditions of dependency : the hidden history of free women's control of property in the early nineteenth-century South; Laura F. Edwards --; Democracy, and lynching, in America; Christopher R. Waldrep --; The world made by laws and the laws made by the world of the old South; Alfred L. Brophy --; Peaceful revolution and popular sovereignty : reassessing the constitutionality of Southern secession; Roman J. Hoyos --; Strategic litigation and the death of reconstruction; Cynthia Nicoletti --; The homestead exemption and Southern legal culture; James W. Ely Jr --; A place for themselves in the modern world : Southern women and alcohol in the age of prohibition, 1912-1933; Lisa Lindquist Dorr --; Race, property, and negotiated space in the American South : a reconsideration of Buchanan volume Warley; Patricia Hagler Minter --; Race, law, and southern public higher education, 1860s-1960s; Peter Wallenstein --; The southern roots of the reapportionment revolution; Charles L. Zelden --; Defending the right to discriminate : the libertarian challenge to the civil rights movement; Christopher W. Schmidt; 2; b
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