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4. “We Feel the Want of Protection”: The Politics of Law and Race in California, 1848–1878
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface vii
- 1. Taming the Elephant: An Introduction to California’s Statehood and Constitutional Era 1
- 2. A Violent Birth Disorder, Crime, and Law Enforcement, 1849–1890 27
- 3. The Courts, the Legal Profession, and the Development of Law in Early California 74
- 4. “We Feel the Want of Protection”: The Politics of Law and Race in California, 1848–1878 96
- 5. Capturing California 126
- 6. “Officialdom”: California State Government, 1849–1879 137
- 7. “None Could Deny the Eloquence of This Lady”: Women, Law, and Government in California, 1850–1890 169
- 8. The Beginnings of Anglo-American Local Government in California 199
- 9. An Uncertain Influence: The Role of the Federal Government in California, 1846–1880 224
- List of Contributors 273
- Index 277
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface vii
- 1. Taming the Elephant: An Introduction to California’s Statehood and Constitutional Era 1
- 2. A Violent Birth Disorder, Crime, and Law Enforcement, 1849–1890 27
- 3. The Courts, the Legal Profession, and the Development of Law in Early California 74
- 4. “We Feel the Want of Protection”: The Politics of Law and Race in California, 1848–1878 96
- 5. Capturing California 126
- 6. “Officialdom”: California State Government, 1849–1879 137
- 7. “None Could Deny the Eloquence of This Lady”: Women, Law, and Government in California, 1850–1890 169
- 8. The Beginnings of Anglo-American Local Government in California 199
- 9. An Uncertain Influence: The Role of the Federal Government in California, 1846–1880 224
- List of Contributors 273
- Index 277