freedom of extends to the Jews;
  in more than one commodity forbidden A.D. 1360;
  law repealed the following year;
  freedom of triumphantly established in fourteenth century;
  restrictions begin to disappear under Elizabeth;
  license for necessary in many States;
  Trade Disputes Act, the English, 1906 (see Conspiracy);
  trade guilds (see Guilds) recognized in modern German
    legislation;
  licenses for may be required. 
Trades, men forbidden to use more than one (see Signs);
  license taxes for;
  examination for (see Taxation). 
Trades-unions, once unlawful in England;
  never unlawful in America;
  early law of;
  punishment for joining;
  early combinations of forbidden;
  convictions for joining;
  European law of;
  Norwich tailors’ case;
  condition not to join made unlawful. 
Trading corporations, the first. 
Trading stamps, use of, forbidden. 
Transfers of stock, laws regulating. 
Travel, right to. 
Treason. 
Trial by jury, origin of;
  by battle;
  by compurgation. 
Truant laws. 
Trust certificate, unlawful. 
Trust receipts, laws of. 
Trusts (see Conspiracy, Monopoly), chapter concerning, chapter
  IX;
  origin of common law making them unlawful;
  at common law;
  early English statutes relating to;
  laws against always connected with laws directed against combinations
    of labor;
  punishment of by removal of tariff laws;
  taxation on franchise of;
  American statutes against unnecessary except to apply common-law
principles to interstate commerce;
  and labor combinations;
  earliest use of word;
  invention of;
  earliest State legislation;
  the Sherman act;
  Federal supervision;
  State laws against;
  exemption of laborers and agricultural products;
  as affected by corporation laws;
  early combinations in Athens;
  coal, milk, etc.;
  question of intent;
  modern legislation largely unnecessary;
  voting trusts;
  legislation against in 1890;
  review of modern legislation;
  definitions of the trust;
  State statutes;
  may not enforce contracts or collect debts;
  recent laws more intelligent;
  constitutional provisions against;
  volume of legislation;
  the problem analyzed;
  history and summary. 
Tyler, Watt, rising of. 
Tyndale’s translation of the Bible under Henry VIII.

Unconstitutional laws (see Constitution), tendency to enact;
  true reason for. 
“Unfair competition,” modern legislation against;
  definition of. 
Unfair list, the right to publish, discussed. 
Uniform law, commissioners on. 
Uniform laws, already recommended;
  as to bills and notes;
  weights and measures. 
Uniformity of law, work of commissioners. 
Union labor (see Trades-Unions);
  no condition to be made concerning;
  discrimination against;
  special privileges of in legislation. 
United States Industrial Commission, report on trusts. 
United States senators, direct election of. 
Universities, State, exist in nearly all States.