H-Law Podcast
Produced by Siobhan Barco for H-Law, a network of H-Net: Humanities & Social Sciences Online.
As part of H-Law's ongoing efforts to expand our content offerings in all things legal history, the H-Law podcast features interviews with legal historians about their new books. Hosted by podcaster Siobhan Barco for H-Law, a network of H-Net: Humanities & Social Sciences Online and sponsored by the American Society for Legal History.
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