Joseph Hills and the Massachusetts Laws of 1648

In this concise but informative work of legal history, Deloraine P. Corey provides a detailed analysis of the Massachusetts Laws of 1648, focusing on the contributions of Joseph Hills, a prominent member of the Massachusetts General Court. Corey offers a compelling narrative of the political and legal developments that led to the creation of the laws, and provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the social and cultural context in which they were formulated. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of colonial America or the development of American law.

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