PUBLICATIONS OF 
The Foundation for Research in Legal History 
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW 
edited by Julius Goebel, Jr 
DIRECTOR OP THE FOUNDATION AND 
GEORGE WELWOOD MURRAY PROFESSOR OF LEGAL HISTORY 
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW 
PUBLISHED BY THE COMMONWEALTH FUND 
Felony and Misdemeanor: A Study in the History of English Criminal 
Procedure, by Julius Goebel, Jr., Professor of Law, Columbia University 
School of Law. Volume I, 1937. 
The English Business Company after the Bubble Act, 17 20-iBoo by Armand 
Budington Dußois, Sometime Cutting Traveling Fellow, Columbia 
University. 1938. 
Early American Land Companies: Their Influence on Corporate Development, 
by Shaw Livermore, Associate Professor of Economics, University 
of Buffalo. 1939. 
Law Enforcement in Colonial New York: A Study in Criminal Procedure 
(1664-1776), by Julius Goebel, Jr., George Welwood Murray Professor 
of Legal History, Columbia University School of Law, and T. Raymond 
Naughton, of the New York Bar. 1944. 
PUBLISHED BY THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS 
Appeals to the Privy Council from the American Plantations, by Joseph 
Henry Smith, of the New York Bar. 1950.