Religion, Race, Rights: Landmarks in the History of Modern Anglo-American Law by Darian-Smith, Eve [Hart Publishing, 2010] [Paperback]
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Religion, Race, Rights: Landmarks in the History of Modern Anglo-American Law by Darian-Smith, Eve [Hart Publishing, 2010] [Paperback]

by Darian-Smith

History Law
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A scholarly examination of how religion and race have influenced the evolution of legal rights in Anglo-American law through pivotal historical cases and developments.

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This book explores the historical relationship between religion, race, and legal rights within Anglo-American legal traditions.

It analyzes key legal landmarks that have shaped contemporary understandings of rights and identity.

The work situates these developments within broader social and historical contexts.

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