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Gold mountain turned to dust : essays on the legal history of the Chinese in the nineteenth-century American West
Title:
Gold mountain turned to dust : essays on the legal history of the Chinese in the nineteenth-century American West
Author:
Wunder, John R., author.
ISBN:
9780826359384
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Physical Description:
xix, 225 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Contents:
Foreword : no equal justice for Chinese / Liping Zhu -- Preface : a personal commentary -- Reception. Anti-Chinese violence in the American West, 1850-1910 -- Chinese in trouble : criminal law and race on the trans-Mississippi West frontier -- California. People v. Hall (Cal, 1854) revisited -- The Chinese and California : a torturous legal relationship -- Chinese laundries and the Fourteenth Amendment -- Pacific Northwest. The Chinese and the courts in the Pacific Northwest : justice denied? -- The courts and the Chinese in frontier Idaho -- Law and Chinese in frontier Montana -- Southwest. Law and the Chinese on the Southwest frontier, 1850s-1902 -- Territory of New Mexico v. Yee Shun : a turning point in Chinese legal relationships in the trans-Mississippi West.
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