Name

• Willard Hurst

Fuller Name

• James Willard Hurst

Collections

• People

Image	Title	Date	Type

Image	Title	Type
	Correspondence between Hurst and Robert W. Landry regarding Hurst's unavailability to speak to the YMCA Round Table Discussion Group.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to B.R.L. Iyengar concerning Iyengar's paper about equality.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Samuel A. Ingebritsen regarding Ingebritsen's use of Hurst as a reference for employment.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Richard Krooth concerning the conditions that remain after slavery and Krooth's outline for a "Peaceful Transition."	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Irving Brant concerning Brant's thesis that the Bill of Rights evolved from problems over treason and heresy in the English legal system.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst requesting his participation in a symposium about law's stability at the Vanderbilt Law School.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Ralph S. Brown concerning Hurst's review of Mr. Chroust's manuscript.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Victor Brudney regarding Brudney teaching law.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Ralph M. Hoyt regarding reprints of the Rundell Lectures.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Fayette G. Taylor requesting copies of an address Hurst presented opposing three proposed Constitutional amendments.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Malcolm B. Parsons concerning Hurst's unavailability to participate in lectures sponsored by the Florida State University.	Correspondence
	Royalty statement to Hurst from the Chandler Publishing Company regarding Hurst's book The Legal Process.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Virginia Carew requesting Hurst to contribute an article for The New International Year Book.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Raoul Berger concerning Berger's work on executive privilege.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Robert A. Weninger requesting Hurst writes a letter of recommendation for Weninger's application to the University of Chicago.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and August Heckscher regarding Hurst's support of The Twentieth Century Fund.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Alan Reitman concerning a request by the ACLU for copies of Hurst's statement opposing three proposed Constitutional amendments.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from W. Willard Wirtz regarding personal frustration.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Harold L. Nelson regarding the submission of PhD preliminary examination questions for a PhD student.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Jerome Hall concerning questions Hurst raised about the ALI code.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and William E. Crane concerning Hurst's opposition to the three proposed Constitutional amendments and the "Liberty Amendment."	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Whitney North Seymour regarding the American Bar Association's position regarding three proposed Constitutional Amendments.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Jaro Mayda regarding Mayda's manuscript about judges and funding from the Ford Foundation.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Pendleton Herring concerning Ralph Huitt's assignment concerning federal government's policy regarding research grants.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Francis W. Laurent regarding the distribution plan for Legal Aspects of Defense Procurement.	Correspondence