FTP, identify these restrictions on Sabbath behavior named for the color paper they were printed on?
This phrase first appeared in 1762's The Real Advantages Which Ministers and People May Enjoy, Especially In the Colonies, By Conforming to the Church of England.  Their constitutionality was upheld in the 1961 case McGowan v. Maryland despite arguments that they violate the Sherman Anti-Trust act.  A more thorough explanation of them appeared in 1782's General History of Connecticut by Samuel Peters, whose contention that their name derives from the word "bloody" has no basis.  FTP, identify these restrictions on Sabbath behavior named for the color paper they were printed on?
This phrase first appeared in 1762's The Real Advantages Which Ministers and People May Enjoy, Especially In the Colonies, By Conforming to the Church of England.  
Blue Laws