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Ronald P. Sokol Correspondence with Hardy C. Dillard and Daniel J. Meador

Collection

Identifier: MSS-2014-01

Scope and Contents COLLECTION DESCRIPTION & ARRANGEMENT This small collection of correspondence (2 folders) between Ronald P. Sokol and Professors Daniel J. Meador and Hardy C. Dillard, portray their long friendship and his relationship with the Law School. Researchers should also see Prof. Dillard Papers (MSS 84-8) and Prof. Meador Papers (MSS 82-3c).

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

The Papers of Herbert Johnson

Collection

Identifier: MSS -82-4

Scope and Contents COLLECTION DESCRIPTION & ARRANGEMENT This small collection consists of one box (.2 linear ft.), donated by Mrs. Cornelia Staley Johnson in four installments from 1982-1984. It portrays Mr. Johnson’s relationship with the University of Virginia School of Law and the Law Alumni Association.

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

The Peter L. Paull Collection of Faculty Photographs and Libel Show Programs

Collection

Identifier: MSS -01-2

Scope and Contents COLLECTION DESCRIPTION & ARRANGEMENT This collection contains photographs and programs used in The Libel Show, an annual theatrical production that has been lampooning professors and life at the law school since 1908. It was donated to the Law School by Peter L. Paull in July of 2001.

The photographs were used in connection with the magazine for the class of 1967.

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

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Names: Dillard, Hardy Cross, 1902-1982 X

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