Vol. 87, Issue 2

Table of Contents – Issue 2
Chicago-Kent Law Review

Women’s Legal History: A Global Perspective: Foreword
Tracey Jean Boisseau

Making History: Introduction
Felice Batlan

Women and Poisons in 17th Century France
Benedetta Faedi Duramy

Finding Women in Early Modern English Courts: Evidence from Peter King’s Manuscript Reports
Lloyd Bonfield

Law, Land, Identity: The Case of Lady Anne Clifford
Carla Spivack

Globalization and the Re-Establishment of Women’s Land Rights in Nigeria: The Role of Legal History
Adetoun Ilumoka

The Global parliament of Mothers: History, the Revolutionary Tradition, and International Law in the Pre-War Women’s Movement
Susan Hinely

Puerto Rican Women Nationalist vs. U.S. Colonialism: An Exploration of Their Conditions and Struggles in Jail and Court
Margaret Pour

Women’s Rights, Public Defense, and the Chicago World’s Fair
Barbara Babcock

Women Lawyers and Women’s Legal Equality: Reflections on Women Lawyers at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago
Mary Jane Mossman

Engendering the History of Race and International Relations: The Career of Edith Sampson, 1927-1978
Gwen Jordan

Portia’s Deal
Karen M. Tani

The Possibility of Compromise: Antiabortion Moderates after Roe v. Wade, 1973-1980
Mary Ziegler

Adultery by Doctor: Artificial Insemination, 1890-1945
Kara W. Swanson

STUDENT NOTES & COMMENTS

Lebron v. Gottlieb and Noneconomic Damages for Medical Malpractice Liability: Closing the Door on Caps, but Opening It to New Possibilities
Jacquelyn M. Hill

Dueling Values: The Clash of Cyber Suicide Speech and the First Amendment
Thea E. Potanos