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Boston, MA 02215
United States
Boston University School of Law
citizenship, immigration, jus sanguinis, derivative citizenship, race, family law, nation, domestic relations, marriage, illegitimacy, unwed, exclusion act, gender, sex discrimination, children, equal protection, bureaucracy, administrative state, polygamy, nativist, birthright citizenship
Judge-made law, federal courts’ equity powers, federal courts, Federal Equity Rules of 1822 and 1842, history of federal equity power, Article III, nineteenth century federal courts, 19th century legal history
entitlements, pensions, marriage-based entitlements, early nineteenth century, femnist legal history, gender, military pensions, widows' pensions, petitions, Congress
legal history, marrige-based entitlements, nineteenth-century federal military pensions, nineteenth-century land grants, women's dependency
legal history, constitutional law, equal protection, citizenship, immigration, gender and law, Supreme Court, sex equality, amicus, historians, feminist legal history, illegitimacy, children, anti-subordination, unwed fathers, fathers’ rights, parental rights
justice, legal history, suffragists, constitutional law, the figure of justice, symbolic tools, social change, aesthetics and the law
legal history, colonialism, expansion, American west, immigration, settler, women's travel, gender and law, consensus, Willard Hurst, historiography, race, law and society
