Name

  • Louis Brandeis

Fuller Name

  • Louis Dembitz Brandeis

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Items with "Creator: Louis Brandeis"
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Benjamin Franklin, Louis Brandeis, and a speaker at the University of New York are quoted on their varying interpretations of civil liberties within a system of law. Document
Excerpts of speeches from Franklin, Brandeis, and an individual at the 86th Convocation at University of New York in 1952 relating to various aspects of civil liberties. Lecture Notes
Original and transcribed correspondence from Louis Brandeis regarding Hurst’s decision to decline an offer from Yale Law School and his affinity for the University of Wisconsin. Correspondence
Items with "Subject: Louis Brandeis"
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Correspondence between Hurst and Abram L. Sachar regarding the completion of the compilation of the public papers of Justice Louis D. Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Aida D. Donald regarding Philippa Strum's political biography of Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Aida Donald of the Harvard University Press regarding Philippa Strum's Brandeis text. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Attorney Thomas Keegan regarding biographies of Brandeis and Frankfurter. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Frank R. Strong of the University of North Carolina regarding the relation of the Supreme Court of Justice Brandeis' time to the depiction of the courts in The Brethren. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Leonard Levy of Claremont Graduate School regarding Louis Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Leonard S. Baker regarding Justices Louis Brandeis and Felix Frankfurter. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Lewis J. Paper regarding a Brandeis biography. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Lewis J. Paper regarding biographical sources on Louis Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Lewis J. Paper regarding Justice Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Myron S. Einisman of the University of Louisville regarding a tribute to Mr. Justice Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Nathan Smith regarding the admission of Justice Louis D. Brandeis to the Fame for Great Americans and New York University. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Charles F. Mullett of the University of Missouri regarding the American Historical Association's planned tribute to Louis Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Gerald T. Dunne of St. Louis University regarding Harvard and Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Paul Freund of Harvard Law regarding Frankfurter and Brandeis papers. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Paul Freund of Harvard regarding Duke Co v. Greenwood County and Louis Brandeis' contributions. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Philippa Strum of Brooklyn College regarding Justice Brandeis' political and legal philosophy. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Saul Touster regarding Brandeis and Frankfurter. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Thomas K. McCraw of Harvard regarding Louis Brandeis, Chandler, and big business. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Thomas McCraw of Harvard regarding an essay on Justice Louis Brandeis. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Tony Freyer of the University of Arkansas regarding Louis Brandeis and the Erie case. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor William Goldsmith of Brandeis University regarding The Lost Scrolls of Louis Brandeis. Correspondence