Name

• Willard Hurst

Fuller Name

• James Willard Hurst

Collections

• People

Image	Title	Type
	Correspondence to Hurst from William Miller regarding Hurst's upcoming publications.	Correspondence
	Royalty Statement from Little Brown and Company for The Growth of American Law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from David B. Truman regarding teaching materials and current publications for legal studies.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Felix Frankfurter, and Dr. Douglas Logan regarding Hurst's publications and a visitation from a traveling professor.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Little Brown and Company regarding a listing of schools utilizing The Growth of American Law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from the Federal Communications Commission, and Columbia Broadcasting Systems regarding commercial sponsorship of presidential nominating conventions.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Little Brown and Company, and Jon Waltz of Yale University praising the value of The Growth of American Law for legal students.	Correspondence
	Paragraph outlining the provisions surrounding discrimination under the fourteenth amendment.	Document
	Correspondence to Hurst from Little Brown and Company regarding a listing of universities utilizing The Growth of American Law as a teaching aid.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and W.F. Brooks of the National Broadcasting Company regarding the CBS decision to sell its news coverage of political conventions to a private sponsor.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from John Guy Fowlkes regarding the terms surrounding summer salary allocations.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to William S. Paley of Columbia Broadcasting Systems regarding the coverage of political conventions by a commercial sponsor.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Professor Delmar Karlen of New York University regarding an introductory law course on law, society, and procedure.	Correspondence
	Royalty statement from Little Brown and Company for The Growth of American Law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Clifford L. Lord of the Wisconsin State Historical Society regarding provisions for individual study rooms and a faculty study for Hurst.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Clarke Smith of the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents regarding Hurst's salary for the academic year of 1952-1953.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Professor Herbert Wechsler of Columbia University regarding Frank Remington's participation in an institute project for a model criminal justice code.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Carl H. Fulda of Rutgers University regarding content for a course in legislation. (includes a copy of the proposed ideas)	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Charles Webster regarding Webster's new professional position at General Electric.	Correspondence
	Memorandum from Hurst regarding Wisconsin attitudes toward a capitalism study.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Zarky regarding a recent suspension.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and former student Carl William Laumann, Jr. regarding a recommendation.	Correspondence
	Royalty statement from Little Brown and Company regarding The Growth of American Law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund regarding an invitation for Hurst to attend an upcoming meeting.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from John Guy Fowlkes regarding leave determination and summer session teaching.	Correspondence