About The Making of Modern Law
| Subject | Access provided by the WUSTL Law Library. The Making of Modern Law, one of the most significant digital collections of legal history, is now a part of our online collection. Described by Gale/Thomson as "...covering the watershed period of legal development during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, this unprecedented archive is the world's most comprehensive full-text collection of Anglo-American legal treatises of the period. Derived from two essential reference collections for historical and more contemporary legal studies—the Nineteenth-Century Legal Treatises and Twentieth-Century Legal Treatises microfilm collections, published by Thomson Gale® imprint Primary Source Microfilm,The Making of Modern Law features a fully searchable database of approximately 10 million pages and more than 21,000 works." (from Online Research Sources at the Law Library) |
| Sources | See above. |
| Dates Covered | 1800 - 1926 |
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| Print Counterpart (backfiles) | None owned by WUSTL. |
| Provider | The Gale Group. |
| Access | On the web, limited to current WU students, faculty, and staff. Access to restricted resources from outside the WU campuses. |
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