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Introduction 1

ChapterⅠ. Drafting the Constitutional Grant of "Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction" 6

ChapterⅡ. Concurrent Maritime Jurisdiction in Common Law Courts Established by the Judiciary Act of 1789 18

ChapterⅢ. The Common Law—Admiralty Clash in England 28

ChapterⅣ. Courts of Admiralty in British North America 65

ChapterⅤ. American Admiralty During the Revolutionary and Confederation Periods 95

ChapterⅥ. Judicial Development of the United States Admiralty Jurisdiction 104

ChapterⅦ. Extent of Concurrent State Court Jurisdiction over Maritime Causes 123

ChapterⅧ. The Substantive Federal Maritime Law: Introduction 136

ChapterⅨ. The Substantive Law Applied in Maritime Cases in the Nineteenth Century 148

ChapterⅩ. The Jensen and Chelentis Cases 185

ChapterⅪ. The Law Applied in Maritime Cases After Jensen and Chelentis: An Overview 194

ChapterⅫ. The Substantive Maritime Law After Jensen and Chelentis: Workmen's Compensation for the Amphibious Worker 202

ChapterⅩⅢ. The Substantive Maritime Law After Jensen and Chelentis: Recovery for Wrongful Death 222

ChapterⅩⅣ. The Substantive Maritime Law After Jensen and Chelentis: Personal Injury Cases 242

ChapterⅩⅤ. The Substantive Maritime Law After Jensen and Chelentis: Miscellaneous Cases 258

ChapterⅩⅥ. Conclusion: The Relation Between Judicial Jurisdiction and Choice of Law 271

AppendicesA. Examples of Litigation in the Court of the Admiral of the West 284

AppendicesB. Common Law Restraining Writs During the First Half of the Sixteenth Century 289

AppendicesC. The Evolution of the Infra Fluxum Et Refluxum Maris" Concept into the Tidewater Doctrine 292

AppendicesD. The Acts of Trade Cases 294

AppendicesE. Prize Cases in the Colonial Vice-Admiralty 299

AppendicesF. The Seizure Jurisdiction of the United States Admiralty Courts 301

AppendicesG. Analysis of the Statutory Language at Issue in Calbeck v. Travelers Insurance Company 304

Table of Cases 319

Index 323

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