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ERIC Number: EJ371185
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 1988
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CAVEAT EMPTOR: Individualism versus the "Common Good" in the Public Laws of Antebellum America.
Pleasant, Deborah L.
OCSS Review, v24 n1 p35-39 Spr 1988
Discusses the development and growth of public law in the United States during the industrial and technological revolution which followed the Revolutionary War. Examines how these new laws, combined with a spirit of individualism, created a harsh environment in which men were treated as free-willed, self-reliant, risk- and responsibility-taking individuals. (GEA)
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