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Oral History Interview with Willard Hurst (1981) |
Oral History |
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J. Willard Hurst |
Individual Photo |
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The State of Legal History |
Magazine Article |
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Law School: Bewilderment and Excitement |
Magazine Article |
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Era Passes: Law School Honors Four Retiring Faculty Prof G William Foster |
Magazine Article |
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Workmen's Compensation Considered as a Creative Use of the Legal Process |
Working Paper |
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Workmen's Compensation Considered as a Creative Use of the Legal Process |
Working Paper |
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School Segregation Cases |
Lecture Notes |
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Re: "Threats to Freedom" |
Document |
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Doherty v. Ayer |
Working Paper |
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Nature of Decision |
Document |
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Five pages of handwritten notes |
Document |
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Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Shawnee County, Kan, et al |
Opinion |
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School Segregation Cases |
Lecture Notes |
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The United States Supreme Court School Segregation Cases: July 4, 1954 |
Document |
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Outline covering political parties and the various rifts between them |
Document |
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If Laymen too Narrow re Lit, Lawmen Haven't Led |
Document |
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Legal History Should be Social History of Law |
Document |
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Intangibles and Organization |
Document |
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Why Legal History? |
Document |
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Correspondence from Hurst to Professor William Tucker of Cornell Law School regarding an upcoming lecture that Hurst would give in Chicago on legal history and its relation to various professional student categories. |
Document |
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Outline addressing the question: Do lawmen have something to give to the college? |
Document |
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Social Science on the Lawyer's Bookshelf |
Lecture Notes |
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The Desegregation Cases: Implementation (October, 1955) |
Document |
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The Professions in American Life |
Working Paper |