American Law in the Twentieth Century
American Law in the Twentieth Century presents a broad historical perspective on the development of law in the United States. Lawrence M. Friedman examines American legal change across the twentieth century, offering context for readers interested in law, history, and the institutions that shape modern American life.
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American Law in the Twentieth Century focuses on the development of law in the United States during the twentieth century.
Lawrence M. Friedman presents a broad historical perspective on American legal institutions, rules, and change.
The book provides context for understanding how law became part of the evolving story of twentieth-century America.
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