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Willard Hurst

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James Willard Hurst

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Title	Date	Type
Hans A. Linde & George Bunn's Legislative and Administrative Processes (book review)	1977	Journal Article
Morton J. Horwitz's The Transformation of American Law, 1780-1860 (book review)	1977	Journal Article
Consensus and Conflict in Twentieth-Century Public Policy	1976	Journal Article
Remarks of Professor James Willard Hurst	1976	Journal Article
Thoreau, conscience and law	1974	Journal Article
Watergate: Some Basic Issues	1974	Journal Article
Raoul Berger's Review of Impeachment: The Constitutional Problems (book review)	1973	Journal Article
Charles Fairman's History of the Supreme Court of the United States: Reconstruction and Reunion, 1864-1888, Part One (book review)	1972	Journal Article
Problems of Legitimacy in the Contemporary Legal Order	1971	Journal Article
Howard Jay Graham's Everyman’s Constitution: Historical Essays on the Fourteenth Amendment, the ‘Conspiracy Theory,’ and American Constitutionalism (book review)	1969	Journal Article
Governance of the Universities II	1969	Journal Article
Changing Responsibilities of the Law School: 1868-1968	1968	Journal Article
Lawyers in American Society 1750-1966	1967	Journal Article
John Phillip Reid's Chief Justice: The Judicial World of Charles Doe (book review)	1967	Journal Article
Mark Howe: Legal Historian	1967	Journal Article
The Legal Profession	1966	Journal Article
The Legal Profession	1966	Journal Article
Paul Wallace Gates' The Wisconsin Pine Lands of Cornell University (book review)	1966	Journal Article
Foreword: Legislation as a Field of Legal Research	1965	Journal Article
John P. Frank's Justice Daniel, Dissenting: A Biography of Peter V. Daniel (book review)	1965	Journal Article
Mark DeWolfe Howe's Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes: The Proving Years, 1870-1882 & Oliver Wendell Holmes' The Common Law (book reviews)	1963	Journal Article
Morton Keller's The Life Insurance Enterprise, 1885-1910: A Study in the Limits of Corporate Power (book review)	1963	Journal Article
The Role of Law in United States History: Part I	1963	Journal Article
Memorandum Regarding Pending Proposals to Amend the United States Constitution	1963	Journal Article
The Role of Law in United States History: Part II	1962	Journal Article

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	Correspondence between Hurst and I.L. Baldwin, UW Vice President of Academic Affairs regarding subsidy for a Douglas Logan.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Little, Brown & Company regarding the present standing of work on Hurst's book.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Henry Allen Moe of the Simon Guggenhein Memorial Foundation regarding the scholarship of a Dr. Samuel J. Konefsky.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst, the University of Kansas City School of Law, and the University of Kansas School of Law regarding an invitation for Hurst to speak.	Correspondence
	Memorandum from Hurst to the College Typing Company regarding the printing of "Some Problems in the Relationship of the Legislative and Judicial Processes."	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Hon. Charles E. Wyzanski, United States Court, Boston 9 regarding an invitation for Wyzanski to visit Wisconsin.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Mrs. Rolland McDonald regarding a comment made by Hurst at a recent freshman forum on the subject of democratic traditions and the jailing of individuals with Communist beliefs.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Elliott E. Cheatham of the Columbia University regarding school segregation.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Mrs. Woods O. Dreyfus of the Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers regarding the reservation of television channels for non-commercial educational use.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from a faculty member at Princeton University regarding a possible appointment for Hurst in Public Law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Reginald Heber Smith of the Survey of the Legal Profession regarding Hurst's work and publications.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Hon. Felix Frankfurter regarding the will of Justice Holmes and his estate.	Correspondence
	Royalty statement for The Growth of American Law from Little Brown and Company Publishing.	Correspondence
	Handwritten notes on individuals with communist sympathies focusing in on the cases of Mencheo v. Chesley, Grant v. Readers Digest Assn., Spanel v. Pegler, Wright v. Farm Journal, and other specific Wisconsin cases.	Document
	Correspondence to Hurst from Philbrick McCoy regarding permission to quote aspects of The Growth of American Law for the Survey of the Legal Profession.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Professor Leonard W. LaBaree regarding faculty minutes and ballot results from the Committee on Appointments and Promotions.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst, Dean Oliver S. Rundell of the University of Wisconsin, and the Social Science Research Council regarding university involvement in an American Journal on comparative law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Clarke Smith of the Regents of the University of Wisconsin regarding Hurst's salary for the academic year of 1951-1952.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from J.S. Holt of the University of Wisconsin regarding Hurst's earnings for the 1951 summer sessions.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst, Governor Walter Kohler, and the State Superintendent regarding television channels reserved for public education purposes.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and A. Matt Werner of the Sheboygan Press regarding the concerns surrounding legal research, the search for the new deanship, and the treatment of Oliver Rundell at the University of Wisconsin.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Charles F. Woodard of Little Brown and Company regarding the creation of a teaching aid for The Growth of American Law, and an outline of proposed books Hurst planned on completing.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Principal Douglas Logan of the University of London regarding a recommendation for Professor Carl Auerbach.	Correspondence
	Affidavit from Hurst regarding Hilbert Zarky and Norma Zarky.	Document
	Correspondence from Hurst to Clifford Lord regarding provisions for individual study rooms in the new site for the State Historical Society.	Correspondence