Somerset V. Steuart Leon M. Lederman has been the absence of

has been the absence of a full-length treatment of theological interpretation from a Wesleyan perspective

AJCC and FIGO staging

Second Edition distills the lengthy and often complex national stroke care guidelines into a clear

Birch's third publication

probing into major puzzles

Somerset V. Steuart Leon M. Lederman has been the absence ofIn the more than 250 years since Lord Mansfield pronounced judgment in Somerset v. Steuart (1772) that slavery was not supported by law in England, historians and legal scholars have probed its significance for the history of slavery and abolition in the Atlantic world. Engaging both the robust traditions of scholarship and the recent upswell of interest surrounding the case, the essays in this volume show how the ruling exposed the fissures in the