1. Law in the Morning of America: The Beginnings of American Law, to 1760 2. Law in a Republican Revolution, 1760-1815 3. The Active State and the Mixed Economy, 1812-1860 4. Slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction 5. Nineteenth Century Law and Society, 1800-1900 6. Bench, Bar, and Legal Reform in the Nineteenth Century 7. Industrialization and the Regulatory State, 1860-1920 8. Total War, Civil Liberties and Civil Rights 9. The Rise of Legal Liberalism, Economic Reform, and the New Deal, 1900-1945 10. The Tensions of Contemporary Law and Society, 1945-1987 11. Individual and Community in the Legal Culture, 1989-1994

Kermit L. Hall , Dean of Humanities and Professor of History and Law, Ohio State University, William M. Wiecek , Congdon Professor of Public Law at the College of Law and Professor of History, Syracuse University, Paul Finkelman , Chapman Distinguished Professor of Law, College of Law, University of Tulsa