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INDEX.
PAGE
ARTICLES.
Assumpsit, History of. J. B. Ames 1, 53
Assumpsit for Use and Occupation. J. B. Ames 377
Constitutions, Comparative Merits of Written and Prescriptive. Thomas M. Cooley 341
Corporations, History of the Law of Business, before 1800. Samuel Williston 105, 149
Employers’ Liability, Statutory Changes in. M. C. Hobbs 212
Equity Jurisdiction, Brief Survey of. C. C. Langdell 241
Great Ponds. T. M. Stetson 316
Indians and the Law. Austin Abbott 167
Liquor Statutes in the United States. W. C. Osborn 125
Lumley v. Gye, Principle of, and its Application. William Schofield 19
Quarantine Laws, Right of States to Enact. B. H. Lee 267, 293
Southern Question, Legal Aspect of. E. I. Smith 358
Sovereignty, Limits of. A. Lawrence Lowell 70
Trust Property, Right to follow. Samuel Williston 28
Watuppa Pond Cases. S. D. Warren, Jr., and L. D. Brandeis 195
NOTES AND LAW SCHOOL.
Cases referred to in the Notes are indexed under “Cases.”
Bills and Notes. Fictitious names (Lecture note) 47
Connecticut. First written constitution (Note) 384
Constitutional Law. No constitutional limitation upon power of Federal Government to impair obligation of contracts (Note) 180
Evidence. Circumstantial evidence in poisoning cases (Note) 285
Declaration of testator to prove contents of lost will (Lecture note) 94
Use of documents to refresh memory of witness (Note) 41
Harvard Law Association. Formation in 1868 (Note) 88
Harvard Law Review (Editorial) 40
Harvard Law School. Class secretaries’ reports (Note) 139
Dean’s report for 1887–88 (Note) 333
Honor degrees (Note) 334
President’s report for 1887–88 (Note) 332
Registered students, 1888–89 (Note) 180
System of instruction (Notes) 141, 283
Harvard Law School Association (Editorial) 139
Number of Members (Note) 42
Prize essay (Note) 332
Larceny. Ashwell’s case (Lecture note) 46
Lawyers as Speech-Makers (Note) 286