SCOTUS Cases From United States Reports
> Luther v Borden 1849
> Texas v White 1868
>> With Notes
> Minor v Happersett 1874
>> With Notes
> Civil Rights Cases 1883
>> With Notes
Good source for research of native documents: HathiTrust.org
Resources
>>CA Code 1027.5
>>Vattel's Law of Nations
>>Bouvier's Law Dictionary (1856)
>>Texas v White (1869)
>>White v Hart (1871)
>>United States v. Cruikshank (1875)
>>Minor v Happersett (1875)
>>Black's Law Dictionary (1891)
>>En Legis Definition
>>>State-Citizen.org by Roger McDonald
>>>Organic Laws of the United States of America
>>>USA vs US by TJ Henderson
>>>Alfred Adask's Website
>>>Peter Hendrickson's Cracking the Code at LostHorizons.com
>>>Corey Eib's Blog
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