Name

• Willard Hurst

Fuller Name

• James Willard Hurst

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Image	Title	Date	Type

Image	Title	Type
	Correspondence between Hurst and a few scholars concerning articles written about the history of the separation doctrine.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Francis W. Laurent concerning Laurent's request that Hurst write the Dean of the Ohio State University supporting Laurent's postdoctoral application.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Senator Robert Knowles opposing the "Court of the Union" Constitutional amendments.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Senator John M. Potter and Thomas H. Barland opposing the "Court of the Union" Constitutional amendments.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to John Kluwin containing a memorandum regarding the three proposed Constitutional amendments.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Harry W. Jones concerning a seminar on empirical research methods.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Mark Howe concerning the possibility of a Massachusetts constitutional amendment lowering the wall that separates church and state.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and John E. Sawyer concerning the Williams Alumni Action Committee's findings on and improvements for student living.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Wilbur H. Emery regarding the censorship of the motion picture Phaedra.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Donald P. Kommers regarding his submission of credentials to the American Political Science Association.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Jerome Hall concerning an invitation by the American Society for Legal History for Hurst to become the Society's president.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Justice Felix Frankfurter reviewing the Justice's dissent in Marconi Wireless Co. v. United States.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Charles L. Black, Jr. concerning Black's Yale Law Journal article about the proposed Constitutional amendments relating to the tenth amendment.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Beryl H. Levy regarding the publication of a review of Lawrence W. Boes' book The Legal Process.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Justice Felix Frankfurter regarding a memorandum Hurst wrote about Justice Brandeis and the Thompson case, the progress of Hurst's manuscripts, and Hurst's academic position.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Dennis O' Harrow concerning the Rundell Lectures and Richard Babcock's presentation.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Beryl Levy regarding the possibility of Lawrence Friedman reviewing a book for the Columbia Law Review.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Morton Keller regarding Keller's inquiry into the possibility of Hurst acting as a moderator for an American Historical Association program about legal history.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Eugene V. Rostow regarding an academic position in history at the University of Wisconsin for Calvin Woodard.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Harold L. Geisse concerning Geisse's notes for a review he wrote on the book Law and Mineral Wealth.	Correspondence
	Correspondence from Hurst to Saul Touster thanking Touster for a copy of a psychological study he produced that Hurst's wife utilized as a member of the Governor's Commission on Mental Health	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Donald Kommers requesting Hurst pen letters recommending Kommers for academic employment.	Correspondence
	Correspondence to Hurst from Myrtle A. Moody requesting publication information of Hurst's Oliver Wendell Holmes lecture at the University of Iowa.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Calvin Woodard concerning Woodard's essay "Reality and Social Reform" that appeared in the Yale Law Journal.	Correspondence
	Correspondence between Hurst and Bruno V. Bitker regarding the attendance of foreign law students at the University of Wisconsin.	Correspondence