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Journal of Southern Legal History Volume II, Numbers 1 & 2 Table of Contents ARTICLES
Distrust of the Legal
Establishment in Perspective: Maryland During the Early National
Years The Constitution and the Ku Klux Klan
on Trial: Federal Enforcement and Local Resistance in South Carolina,
1871-1872
The Impeachment and Removal of Tennessee Judge
West Humphreys: John Bingham's Prologue to the Johnson Impeachment
Trial The Florida Supreme Court and the Intoxicating
Liquor Laws: From Local Option to National Prohibition, 1885-1920
The Bill of Rights: The Anti-Democratic Key by James C. Hill Page 139 ORAL HISTORY Creating "A Peaceful Revolution in Race Relations": An Oral History Interview with Judge Elbert Parr Tuttle by Clifford M. Kuhn Page 149 LEGAL CULTURE A New Court Opens: The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit by Peter G. Fish Page 171 The Litchfield Law School: Educating Southern
Lawyers in Connecticut Two Courts for the Price of One: The Superior
Courts of Georgia and the Convention of Judges, 1797-1845 "Neither Money, Relatives, Nor Influential Connections": Building a Practice as a "Lawyer's Lawyer" by Newell Edenfield Page 247 Law Practice Satisfaction: A Modest Proposal How Widespread Is Unethical Billing? Professional Soul Searching George Wilmer Williams, Esq.: Bankruptcy Practice in Middle Georgia During the Great Depression by Thomas Paty Stamps Page 279 Benjamin Woodward and Other Atrocious Villains:
Difficulties in Documentary Detective Work The Travail of a Southern Radical: John A. Salmond, The Conscience of a Lawyer: Clifford J. Durr and American Civil Liberties, 1899-1975 Reviewed by James W. Ely, Jr. Page 317 The Two Clement Haynsworths and the Politics
of Judicial Confirmation Brown Regisited: The Argonauts Return Revising the Bleak History of Southern Politics:
The Politics of Change A Cheering Section by Julius Lunsford Page 351 A Plaintiff's Thirty-Minute Verdict Listening to the Client A Chip Off the Old Block Earnestly Earning One's Fee Out of the Mouths of Babes A Ticket to the Coca-Cola Company Ribald Repartee Getting Your Wish in Court The Measure of the Man
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