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Inventory of the Papers of Armistead Mason Dobie

Collection

Identifier: MSS-78-2

Dates: Majority of material found within 1902 (1939-1956) 1965

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

Papers of Clarence B. Pearce

Collection

Identifier: MSS-86-2

Scope and Contents

The Papers of Clarence B. Pearce consist primarily of letters written by Pearce to his mother as well as photographs of Pearce and the University of Virginia grounds while Pearce was a law student (1917 - 1921). His college activities included participation in the debating society and service on the editorial board of Virgina Law Review.

Dates: 1916-1920

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

Papers of Frances Farmer

Collection

Identifier: MSS-93-1

Dates: 1930-1992

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

Papers of Frederick D. G. Ribble

Collection

Identifier: MSS-77-1

Dates: 1920-1965

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

Papers of Garrard Glenn, 1901-1951

Collection

Identifier: MSS-78-1

Abstract

Small collection of professional correspondence, UVA Law School memorabilia and personal diaries.

Dates: 1901 - 1951

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections

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