By Their Laws Shall Ye Know Them

English law was integral to the foundation of the new polities created in the several colonies of British America. The influence, however, was not simply formal. The English legal inheritance was a principal component in the very identities of the settlers. As such, it was an important factor in everything that they did, from clearing the wilderness to declaring independence

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• O mundo americano na produção escrita inglesa

  Open Access•Lílian Martins De Lima•História (São Paulo•2012

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• The Constitutional Origins of the American Revolution

  Open Access•Jack P Greene•Constitutional Origins of the…•2010

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• Isopolitics, Deep Colonizing, Settler Colonialism

  L Veracini•Interventions•2011

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• Intimidation, Violence, and Race in British America

  Open Access•John J Navin•Historian•2015

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• The sense of the people

  Kathleen Wilson•The sense of the people•1995

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• Law and the Conditions of Freedom in the Nineteenth Century United States

  James Willard Hurst•Law and the Conditions of Freedom…•1956

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• Nationalism

  Liah Greenfeld•Nationalism•1992

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• Backgrounds to Augustan poetry

  David O Ross•Backgrounds to Augustan poetry•1975

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• The Roman cultural revolution

  Alessandro Schiesaro, Thomas N Habinek•The Roman cultural revolution•1997

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• SIX. The Erotics of amicitia

  Ellen Oliensis•Roman Sexualities•1998

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• The Oxford History of the British Empire

  Wm Roger Louis, P J Marshall et al.•The Eighteenth century•1998

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• The Politics of Immorality in Ancient Rome

  Open Access•Catharine Edwards•Politics of Immorality in Ancient…•1993

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• Their Solitary Way

  Richard L Bushman, Foster et al.•The New England Quarterly•1972

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• Written Women

  Open Access•Maria Wyke•The Journal of Roman Studies•1987

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• Officium in Catullus and Propertius

  Charles Platter, Charles L Platter•Classical Philology•1995

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• Propertius 2.7

  Open Access•Monica R Gale•The Journal of Roman Studies•1997

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• Negotiated Authorities

  Jacob Katz Cogan, Jack P Greene•The Journal of Interdisciplinary…•1996

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• Turning Points and the Relevance of Colonial Legal History

  Cornelia Hughes Dayton•The William and Mary Quarterly•1993

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