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Scope and Contents 1976-1977, 1979, 1980. Correspondence with Doctor Alan F. Westin, Editor of The Civil Liberties Review, in which Konvitz provides a list of what he considers the ten most important books since 1944 on civil rights (June 10, 1977). Correspondence with Professor Abraham D. Sofear, Columbia University School of Law and Director of the War Powers Study. Sofear requests Konvitz's suggestions for a new Director of the Study. Enclosed with Sofear's letter are descriptive materials about the project...

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1973-1975, 1977-1979. Routine correspondence with Doctor Preston S. Cutler, Associate Director, and others.

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Correspondence with Doctor Ralph W. Tyler, Director, regarding various matters largely having to do with nine months he spent at the Center, and including his work on Expanding Liberty: Freedom's Gains Since World War II (June 11, 1965). Other routine correspondence and materials regarding Konvitz's year at the center.

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1957, 1961-1975, 1977-1980. Correspondence from Columbia University Press regarding A Century of Civil Rights. Book reviews and other related correspondence and materials.

Scope and Contents 1952, 195601957, 1964. Correspondence with Zechariah Chafee, III relating to his father. Correspondence with Professor Zechariah Chafee, Junior, Harvard Law School regarding papers and other scholarly and academic matters. Letters and marginal notes by Chafee on Konvitz's chapter on "The Adoption of the Bill of Rights." Other scholarly correspondence regarding Doctor Konvitz's book on First Amendment freedoms. Letter from Konvitz in which he explains how his course in "The Development of...

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1957, 1960-1962. Correspondence with the Executive Directors of Civil Liberties Educational Foundation regarding an annotated civil and political rights bibliography for high school students. Konvitz was a member of Civil Liberties Educational Foundation National Study Group to improve the teaching of the Bill of Rights (July 20, 1961).

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1956, 1959. Correspondence with several people including Dean Catherwood and Louis G. Silverberg, Director of Information of the National Labor Relations Board, regarding the establishment of the proposed Cyrus S. Ching Fund at Cornel. The income from the fund was to be distributed to Industrial and Labor Relations graduate students with selection based on academic promise or performance, financial need or research ability. List of contributors to the fund.

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1966, 1970-1971, 1973-1980. Letter to Konvitz from Grenville Clark in which he comments on the United Nations. Other routine reports and letters of the Grenville Clark Fund.