ch, Canon Law, Pope_), high-water mark
of domination over England in 1213.

Sack (_see Wine_).
Sacraments, jurisdiction over in church alone.
Sales in bulk prohibited.
Sales, uniform law of;
sales at less than cost forbidden.
San Francisco earthquake, martial law in.
Saxon (_see Anglo-Saxon_).
Schools, to be no religious instruction in;
appropriations may be divided.
Scotchmen banished from England.
Scots to depart realm within forty days.
Scott, Laura, her report upon child labor.
Scutage, the beginning of taxation;
tax or money paid in lieu furnishing men-at-arms;
replaced military service.
Sea, navigation of, free to all English (_see Monopoly_).
Seamen, imprisonment of, statute against under Cromwell.
Search, right of, denied.
Seduction, injunction issued against;
of service;
action for.
Segregation of races;
of sects.
Senators, United States, direct election of.
Separation, legal (_see Divorce_);
may exist without divorce;
of the powers (_see Three Functions of Government_).
Serfs (_see Villeins_).
Servants, regulation of in early England;
laws affecting in early England, had to give notice, etc.;
regulation of food and clothing.
Sewerage (_see Drains_).
Sex legislation, chapter concerning, chapter XVII, limitations in
industry;
relations formerly the province of the church.
Sexual questions (_see Woman's Rights, Married Women, etc._),
offences made secular crimes.
Sherman act (_see Trusts_), precedent in statute of monopoly;
enacted 1890;
meaning of;
still uncertain.
Ships, principle restricting merchants to domestic ships very old.
Shirts may not be "pinched".
Shoes, long pikes to, forbidden.
Signs (_see Trades_), public, may not be regulated under police
power.
Silver, payment in, may not be refused.
"Single standard" and free divorce.
Sins, the province of the church courts;
distinction of from crime;
legislation against common under James I.
Slander, made criminal act at common law by Westminster I;
and libel, legislation relating to;
of women made a crime.
Slavery, in England;
distinction between, and labor;
thirteenth amendment is self-executing.
Smoke, laws against.
Socage, free and common, abolished in United States.
Socialism (_see Anarchism, Individualism_), allowable, definition
of;
those professing may not be naturalized;
is it compatible with a republican form of government;
helped by women's suffrage movement;