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... commerce," covers every species of movement of persons and things, whether for profit or not, ... the Middle West, which culminated in the "Granger Movement." Because the businesses were locally own... after the various business panics of the 1870s and 1880s drove numerous small companies into bank...
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...But by the mid-1870s railroads were staggering beneath the weight of th..., these acts came to be known as the Granger laws. The Supreme Court in Munn v. Illinois (187... of the federal courts all fed a movement for national railroad regulation culminating in th...
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... Italy, the moment of the early huma nist movement, which spurred intellectuals, artists, and patrons...(in the collection Old New York), set in the 1870s, describes how the New Year's Day ceremonial, obse...William Granger Ryan [Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1993]...
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The approach to comparative law jurisprudence needs to be rethought because the current debate between textual and contextual approaches fails to address the flaws in comparative law. Comparative law needs to develop philosophical underpinnings to balance the positive law that has been developed by international law practitioners. Comparative law scholars have focused on the rules used by practitioners without moving beyond the rules to develop a philosophy of comparative law.
... in the eighteenth century there was no movement for German or Italian or Slavonic national unifica... in hiring and supervising them.(449) In the 1870s this general principle was modified by the legisla... this case can be added the case of Thomas Granger, who was executed in Plymouth in 1642. Granger was...
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... American republicanism undergirded the movement for statehood. For a decade, the advocates of stat...(99) In the 1870s, there was even a proposal to split off the Black ... of Illinois began to experiment with "Granger laws," or laws promoted by the farmers' organizati...
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Vertical integration occurs when a firm does something for itself that it could otherwise procure on the market. Forexample, a manufacturer that opens its own stores is said to be vertically integrated into distribution. One irony of history is that both classical political economy and marginalist economics saw vertical integration and vertical contractual arrangements as much less threatening to competition than cartels or other horizontal arrangements. Nevertheless, vertical integration has produced by far the greater amount of legislation at both federal and state levels and has motivated many more political action groups. Two things explain this phenomenon. First, while economists prior to the 1930s rarely saw a threat, neither did they understand why firms integrate or enter into l...
...The rise of marginalist economics in the 1870s threatened that vision by dividing markets into de...Indeed, many of the so-called "Granger Cases" in the middle and late nineteenth century i... also government actions challenging the movement of automobile manufacturers into the taxicab indus...
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...In the 1870s, they did so with respect to principals as well, a... statute was an outgrowth of a protracted movement to reduce and differentiate penalties that was ins...; Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Gideon Granger (Aug. 13, 1800), reprinted in 7 THE WRITINGS OF TH...
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... and alternative transportation movement successfully urged passage of amendments to the Na... brought to market quickly enough, the Granger movement, and economic depressions led the charge ... with the liberal land grants in the early 1870s, Congress stopped all land grants-in-aid of railro...
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... any of the others, Postmaster General Granger probably held the record for dismissals. During hi... one thousand indictments in the early 1870s, of which fifty-five percent ended in convictions.... causing the nascent Republican movement to die aborning. . (437.) CASTEL, supra note 392, ...