Collection: A. E. Dick Howard papers / Date range: 1961 - ARVAS Search Results

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Addendum to the Papers of A. E. Dick Howard [f] - Student Notebooks, Clerkship Files, Teaching Files, Case Files, Counselor to Governor Charles Robb Files and Other State of Virginia Miscellaneous Files

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Administrative Law [Prof. Carl McFarland], January Exam MSS 2013-1f Box 1

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A. E. Dick Howard papers

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Agency and Partnership [Prof. Laurens Rhinelander] (1 folder, 1 binder) MSS 2013-1f Box 1

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Bolivian Seminar – Tour of Bolivian Seminar attendees to Richmond MSS 2013-1f Box 5

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Civil Rights (Elective Course) – Mr. Charles A. Horsky (Lecturer) MSS 2013-1f Box 1

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Comparative Law (Elective Course) – Mr. Percy Corbett (Lecturer) – 1961 (2 folders, 1 binder MSS 2013-1f Box 1

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Federal Courts (Elective Course) – [Prof. Lindsey Cowen or Prof. Meador] MSS 2013-1f Box 3

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Intellectual Property (Seminar) – [Mr. W. Brown Morton, Jr.] (Lecturer), (1 folder, 1 binder) MSS 2013-1f Box 3

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International Law (Elective) – Marion Knight Kellogg (Lecturer), (1 folder, 1 binder) MSS 2013-1f Box 3

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