Papers on the Legal History of Government

In this collection of essays, Bigelow explores the legal history of government difficulties, including those that are fundamental and artificial. He covers issues such as the separation of powers, constitutional law, and the law of nations. This book is an essential resource for legal scholars and anyone interested in the history of government and law.
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