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The Papers of Charles O. Gregory

Collection

Identifier: MSS -79-9

Scope and Contents This small collection of papers was given to the Law Library by Professor Gregory in the late 1960's. Included are twenty years' correspondence with Felix Frankfurter (1941 - 1961), a letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt (1937), some writings of Robert and Edward Kennedy, both students of Gregory (1950 - 1966), and a notebook containing correspondence regarding the Festschriften for Gregory in the May 1977 issue of the Virginia Law

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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