These three essays deal with public policy with respect to the
business corporation in the United States from 1780 into the
1960's. They trace the development of the business corporation from
the time it was treated as a matter of special privilege to the end
of the nineteenth century when corporation became available to all
qualified applicants under general legislative and simple
administrative procedures. After public and legislative acceptance
of the corporation, the twentieth century was faced with the task
of adjusting the corporation to the general demands of public
policy. This study develops in great detail the tenet that the
corporation must be legitimate, that is, that it must be both
useful and responsible. To this end, specialized bodies of
regulatory law have been created outside the law of corporate
structure. These essays reflect almost two hundred years of public
policy concentrated on making the corporation a ""legitimate
instrument of business energy and ambition."" They include full
documentation with detailed references to all relevant legal
materials. Their examination of the legitimacy of privately
organized power is the most complete study of this important force
available.
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