Law in American History, Volume II

G. Edward White is David and Mary Harrison Distinguished Professor of Law and University Professor at the University of Virginia. His fifteen books include The American Judicial Tradition and Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. White is also the editor of the John Harvard Library edition of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., The Common Law.

Introduction
Chapter One: Civil Rights in the Reconstruction Era
Chapter Two: Law and the Opening of the TransMississippi West
Chapter Three: The Transformation of Foreign Relations Law
Chapter Four: The Transformation of Immigration Law and Policy
Chapter Five: The Transformation of Nineteenth-Century Contract Law
Chapter Six: The Evolving Law of Domestic Relations
Chapter Seven: The Emergence and Development of Tort Law
Chapter Eight: The Treatment of Crimes
Chapter Nine: The Emergence of Modern American Legal Education
Chapter Ten: The Supreme Court in the Era of Guardian Review I:
The Court's Internal Work
Chapter Eleven: The Supreme Court in the Era of Guardian Review II:
Antitrust and Economic Police Power Cases
Chapter Twelve: The Supreme Court in the Era of Guardian Review III:
Race Relations Cases
Chapter Thirteen: The Supreme Court in the Era of Guardian Review IV:
Free Speech Cases
Chapter Fourteen: Toward Modernity