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  • Rockefeller Foundation

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Items with "Creator: Rockefeller Foundation"
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A series of correspondences to the Rockefeller Foundation regarding resolutions and the terms surrounding the grant given to the University of Wisconsin for the study of law and the lumber industry in Wisconsin. Correspondence
Brief description of the Rockefeller Foundation and the terms surrounding its grants. Document
Correspondence between Hurst and the Rockefeller Foundation regarding a recommendation for Harry N. Scheiber. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and the Rockefeller Foundation regarding a recommendation for Mark Tushnet and his research in racial equality. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and the Rockefeller Foundation regarding a recommendation for Samuel Konefsky's study of the Supreme Court and constitutional tradition in America. Correspondence
Correspondence between the Rockefeller Foundation and Hurst regarding a recommendation for Kathryn L. Powers. Correspondence
Correspondence between the Rockefeller Foundation and Hurst regarding a recommendation for Morton Horwitz. Correspondence
Items with "Subject: Rockefeller Foundation"
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A series of correspondences and records regarding the University of Wisconsin’s allocation of funds under the Rockefeller grant, and budget proposals. Correspondence
The University of Wisconsin’s statement of account with the Rockefeller Foundation. Document
Items with "Contributor: Rockefeller Foundation"
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A series of correspondences from Hurst to Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding a request for an extension of the legal history research grant, university support, and specific developments in the project on law and the lumber industry in Wisconsin. Correspondence
A series of correspondences regarding the proposed budget for the study of law and the lumber industry in Wisconsin. Correspondence
A series of correspondences regarding the publication subsidy for the research work on the Wisconsin lumber industry. Correspondence
Brief description of the Rockefeller Foundation and the terms surrounding its grants. Document
Correspondence between Hurst and Dean Rusk of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding the foundation's response to the special house committee. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and George Van Dyke of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding the budget for the fiscal year of 1955. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph E. Black of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding "At the Borderline of Law and Economic History: The Contribution of Willard Hurst" by Harry Scheiber, and Hurst’s "The Legitimacy of the Business Corporation." Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding a proposal for the Rockefeller grant. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding Hurst’s second end-of-the-year report for the research grant in American Legal history. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding Hurst’s third end-of-the year report for the research grant in American legal history. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding long-range plans for legal history research. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding the grant offered to the University of Wisconsin and the proposal adopted by the university’s Board of Regents. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits of the Rockefeller Foundation, and President E.B. Fred of the University of Wisconsin regarding the goals and estimated expenditures for the proposed study of law and the lumber industry in Wisconsin. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Joseph Willits regarding progress report content. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Kenneth Thompson of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding “Contract Law in America” by Lawrence Friedman. Correspondence
Correspondence between Hurst and Kenneth Thompson of the Rockefeller Foundation regarding a grant proposal for Spencer Kimball in legal-economic history. Correspondence