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Correspondence between Hurst and Professor John P. Reid regarding recent publications. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor John Phillip Reid of New York University regarding constitutional developments. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor John Phillip Reid of the University of New York regarding taxation in colonial America. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor John Reid of the University of New York regarding Doe. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Professor John Reid of the University of New York regarding recent text publications. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst, Professor William E. Nelson of New York University, and Professor John P. Reid regarding "The Literature of American Legal History" dedicated in honor of Hurst. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John P. Reid of New York University regarding a review of legal history pieces. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John P. Reid of New York University regarding a text review. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John P. Reid of New York University regarding an essay reprint on Horowitz. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John P. Reid of New York University regarding an essay review. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John Phillip Reid of New York University regarding standing army controversies. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John Reid of New York University regarding the Fugitive Slave Law. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John Reid of New York University regarding the interplay of Doe and Holmes. Correspondence
Correspondence from Hurst to Professor John Reid of the University of New York regarding an essay review. Correspondence
Publication Reviews and Correspondence Regarding "Law and Social Process in United States History, University of Michigan Law School Cooley Lectures" (1960) Correspondence