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Law in the American West
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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Law and Order in Buffalo Bill's Country
Legal Culture and Community on the Great Plains, 1867-1910
July 2009
Nebraska Paperback
Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock
Treaty Rights and Indian Law at the End of the Nineteenth Century
November 1999
Nebraska
The Trial of "Indian Joe"
Race and Justice in the Nineteenth-Century West
September 2007
Nebraska Paperback
