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Tort Law in America: an Intellectual History

by White, G. Edward A

  • ISBN: 9780195035995
  • ISBN10: 0195035992

Tort Law in America: an Intellectual History

by White, G. Edward A

  • Binding: Paperback
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
  • Publish date: 02/01/1985
  • ISBN: 9780195035995
  • ISBN10: 0195035992
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Description: "White has confirmed his reputation as one of the foremost figures in the field of American legal history."--Harvard Law Review"[White] makes convincing sequence out of the muddy history of American tort law, tracing it from Victorian concepts of punishable wrongdoing through the dark thickets of negligence, contributory negligence and last clear chance, to the myriad modern conceptions of how the cost of accidents should be apportioned among the public....It is a brilliant and imaginative essay."--Louis Auchincloss"An exciting chronicle of the development of an intriguing and currently important area of the law."--Marc A. Franklin, Stanford Law School"White broadens our understanding of why we think of the law as we do and deepens our insight into its historical foundations."--Edward Purcell, author of The Crisis of Democratic Theory
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