Great History Books for Smart Lawyers

Discover the best history books for smart lawyers, featuring David Hackett Fischer’s Paul Revere’s Ride and Stephanie Coontz’s The Way We Never Were. Curated for sharp legal minds, this list explores pivotal moments and societal shifts to sharpen your perspective. Uncover must-reads like Embracing Defeat for insightful, thought-provoking analysis.

Between the devil and the deep blue sea Cover
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Between the devil and the deep blue sea

 

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Sweetness and power Cover
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Sweetness and power

 

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Embracing Defeat Cover
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Embracing Defeat

 

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American slavery, American freedom Cover
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American slavery, American freedom

 

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By the bomb's early light Cover
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By the bomb's early light

 

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Nature's metropolis Cover
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Nature's metropolis

 

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The Way We Never Were Cover
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The Way We Never Were

by Stephanie Coontz

Includes bibliographical references and index
Behind the mask of chivalry Cover
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Behind the mask of chivalry

 

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Sugar and slaves Cover
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Sugar and slaves

 

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More Work for Mother

 

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Paul Revere's Ride

by David Hackett Fischer

Discusses the events leading up to Paul Revere's ride, and reinforces his importance in the history of the Revolutionary War.
The Face of Battle Cover
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The Face of Battle

 

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The Uprooted

 

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The history of sexuality Cover
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The history of sexuality

 

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