Law History

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• Society: History 
• Society: Crime: Trials 

• A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation  - Features United States Congressional documents and debates from 1774 through 1873.
• American Society for Legal History  - Site presents legal history publications, reports, and information on conferences and events.
• The Avalon Project at Yale Law School  - Collection of digital documents in history, law, government, and diplomacy.
• H-Law  - Online discussion network for humanities and social sciences sponsored by the American Society for Legal History.
• The Laws of Nature and Nature's God  - Presents historic reference works in the natural law tradition, Anglo-American fundamental legal documents, and commentaries on laws and legal institutions.
• Legal History and Philosophy  - Presents various legal history resources that include the Code of Hammurabi and the 1648 Laws of Massachusetts.
• The Legal History Project  - Presents interviews, a forum board, and legal history documents and resources. Aims to facilitate understanding on how governments, societies, and private groups have formally solved legal issues over time.
• The Proceedings of the Old Bailey  - Searchable collection of texts that detail the thousands of criminal trials held at London's central criminal court from 1674 to 1913.
• Women's Legal History  - Documenting a number of women's active involvement in the legal profession. Presents biographies and research resources.