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HARVARD


LAW REVIEW


Vol. II

1888–89



CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Published by the Harvard Law Review Publishing Association
1889

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Copyright, 1889

By the Harvard Law Review Publishing Association


The University Press. Cambridge, Mass., U. S. A.

  • No. 1
    • Ames, The History of Assumpsit (Part 1)
    • Schofield, The Principle of Lumley v. Gye, and its Application
    • Williston, The Right to Follow Trust Property When Confused with Other Property
    • Notes
    • The Law School
    • Recent Cases
  • No. 2
    • Ames, The History of Assumpsit (Part 2)
    • Lowell, The Limits of Sovereignty
    • Correspondence
    • The Law School
    • Recent Cases
    • Reviews
  • No. 3
    • Williston, History of the Law of Business Corporations Before 1800 (Part 1)
    • Osborn, Liquor Statutes in the United States
    • Notes
    • The Law School
    • Recent Cases
    • Reviews
  • No. 4
    • Williston, History of the Law of Business Corporations Before 1800 (Part 2)
    • Abbott, Indians and the Law
    • Notes
    • Recent Cases
    • Reviews
  • No. 5
    • Warren and Brandeis, The Watuppa Pond Cases
    • Hobbs, Statutory Changes in Employers’ Liability
    • Notes
    • The Law School
    • Recent Cases
  • No. 6
    • Langdell, A Brief Survey of Equity Jurisdiction (Part 4)
    • Lee, Limitations Imposed by the Federal Constitution on the Right of the States to Enact Quarantine Laws (Part 1)
    • Notes
    • Recent Cases
    • Reviews
  • No. 7
    • Lee, Limitations Imposed by the Federal Constitution on the Right of the States to Enact Quarantine Laws (Part 2)
    • Stetson, Great Ponds
    • Notes
    • Recent Cases
    • Reviews
  • No. 8
    • Cooley, Comparative Merits of Written and Prescriptive Constitutions
    • Smith, The Legal Aspect of the Southern Question
    • Ames, Assumpsit for Use and Occupation
    • Notes
    • Recent Cases
    • Reviews
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