Box MSS 82-3e, Box 22
Container
Contains 4 Results:
Justice! / Golden Mean Project – Additional and very extensive documentation pertaining to project; correspondence with Neville Clarke (1993-1996), Dennis Hauptly (1995), Mary Lee Stapp (1988-1996), Lord Denning (1990), Justice Patrick O’Connor (1989), Nigel Pascoe (1989); several drafts of synopsis of multiple episodes of proposed television documentary (1995), 1988-1997
File — Box: MSS 82-3e, Box 22
Scope and Contents
(2 folders)
Dates:
1988-1997
Korean War Memorial – Correspondence; text and correspondence from Daniel Meador’s editorial letter, A U.N. Flag for the Korean War Memorial, Wash. Post, July 7, 1992, at A18; Memorabilia from dedication of Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C, 1982-1995
File — Box: MSS 82-3e, Box 22
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This addition to Professor Daniel J. Meador Papers (40 boxes, 18 linear ft.) is arranged according to the order in which it was found in his office at the University of Virginia after his death. A large compilation of general papers arranged by alphabetical order, relate to his professional work with different organizations, the Appellate Courts, the Justice Department and is followed by papers pertaining to specific legal cases. There is extensive documentation related to Mr. Meador’s...
Dates:
1982-1995
Lamar, L.Q.C. –Research materials and correspondence in re: for Daniel Meador’s scholarship on L.Q.C. Lamar; Augustus Longstreet Heiskell, Address for the unveiling of the portrait of L.Q.C . Lamar (Mar. 12, 1987); correspondence with Dean David E. Shipley (1992-1993), Dean Carolyn Ellis Station (1993), Sen. Trent Lott (1997), 1973-2000
File — Box: MSS 82-3e, Box 22
Scope and Contents
(2 folders)
Dates:
1973-2000
Law and Religion Lectureship, Fund Contributors – Correspondence with donors , 1995-1998
File — Box: MSS 82-3e, Box 22
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This addition to Professor Daniel J. Meador Papers (40 boxes, 18 linear ft.) is arranged according to the order in which it was found in his office at the University of Virginia after his death. A large compilation of general papers arranged by alphabetical order, relate to his professional work with different organizations, the Appellate Courts, the Justice Department and is followed by papers pertaining to specific legal cases. There is extensive documentation related to Mr. Meador’s...
Dates:
1995-1998