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Who's Who: Elizabeth Battelle Clark Legal History Series Speakers

 

The Elizabeth Battelle Clark Legal History Series brings several distinguished historians of law to campus each year to lecture and talk with students and faculty.

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  • The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921: Contemplating Reparations by Alfred Brophy

    The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921: Contemplating Reparations

    Alfred Brophy, Boston College Law School

    March 21, 2001

  • Lochner, Liquor, and Longshoremen by Barry Cushman

    Lochner, Liquor, and Longshoremen

    Barry Cushman, University of Virginia Law School

    November 10, 2000

  • Neither Individual Nor Collective: A New Paradigm for the Second Amendment by Saul Cornell

    Neither Individual Nor Collective: A New Paradigm for the Second Amendment

    Saul Cornell, Professor of History, Ohio State University

    September 26, 2000

  • Property in the Two Legal Realisms -- American and Scandinavian by Gregory Alexander

    Property in the Two Legal Realisms -- American and Scandinavian

    Gregory Alexander, Professor of Law, Cornell Law School

    March 31, 2000

  • WLA Brown Bag Lunch on The History of Women Lawyers in America -- Emphasizing Women at B.U.S.L. by David J. Seipp

    WLA Brown Bag Lunch on The History of Women Lawyers in America -- Emphasizing Women at B.U.S.L.

    David Seipp, Professor, Boston University School of Law

    March 30, 2000

  • Contest and Consent: A Legal History of Marital Rape by Jill Hasday

    Contest and Consent: A Legal History of Marital Rape

    Jill Hasday, Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School

    November 3, 1999

    Photo Credit: Courtesy of the University of Minnesota Law School

  • Reversible Error in Massachusetts Homicide Cases, 1805-1996 by Alan Rogers

    Reversible Error in Massachusetts Homicide Cases, 1805-1996

    Alan Rogers, Professor of History, Boston College

    October 1, 1999

  • Reflections on the History of Women Lawyers by Virginia Drachman

    Reflections on the History of Women Lawyers

    Virginia Drachman, Professor, Department of History, Tufts University

    April 1, 1999

  • A Companionable Past: Researches in the History of Fishing Law in Massachusetts by Sarah P. Robinson

    A Companionable Past: Researches in the History of Fishing Law in Massachusetts

    Sarah P. Robinson, S.J.D. Candidate, Harvard Law School; Ph.D. Candidate, Harvard University

    March 23, 1999

  • William Kunstler and the Radical Lawyer Tradition by David J. Langum

    William Kunstler and the Radical Lawyer Tradition

    David J. Langum, Professor, Cumberland School of Law

    February 9, 1999

  • English Law and the American Republic by J.R. Pole

    English Law and the American Republic

    J.R. Pole, Rhodes Professor of American History, St. Catherine's College, Oxford

    November 18, 1998

  • Harry Thaw and the Unwritten Law: The Dialogics of Legal History by Martha Umphrey

    Harry Thaw and the Unwritten Law: The Dialogics of Legal History

    Martha Umphrey, Professor, Amherst College

    November 10, 1998

    Photo Credit: Amherst College

  • The Warren Court (and American Politics) by Scot Powe

    The Warren Court (and American Politics)

    Scot Powe, Professor of Law, University of Texas

    April 2, 1998

  • AMISTAD: Filming Legal History by Mary Sarah Bilder

    AMISTAD: Filming Legal History

    Mary Sarah Bilder, Professor of Law, Boston College

    February 26, 1998

  • Anatomy and Instrumentality in the History of Business Organizations in England, 1720-1844 by Ron Harris

    Anatomy and Instrumentality in the History of Business Organizations in England, 1720-1844

    Ron Harris, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University

    February 3, 1998

 
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