This series contains new scholarship on the history of law in the American West. A broad range of subjects such as the history of legal doctrine, legal personalities, law enforcement, common law evolution, significant case biography, law at local, territorial, state, or national levels, multi-cultural legal systems, crime, the bench and bar, family law, and civil law are covered. The series geographically encompasses the trans-Appalachian and trans-Mississippi Wests, including Alaska and Hawaii. The series includes works embracing eighteenth- and nineteenth-century frontier America, as well as the twentieth-century American West.
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