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Virginia Bar Association, 97th Summer Meeting – correspondence, agenda, and program Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 3

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Virginia Bar Association, Annual Meeting – correspondence and agenda Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 14

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Virginia Bar Association, Boyd Graves Conference – correspondence Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 24

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Virginia Bar Association – correspondence and program Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 6

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Virginia Bar Association Town Hall Meeting, Forum on Abortion - correspondence and news clippings Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 1

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Virginia Bar Association, Young Lawyers Section, 97th Annual Meeting - correspondence, agenda, and notes. Includes remarks by Kate Ellis: 'Between The Preamble and the Bill of Rights' Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 2

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Virginia Beach Bicentennial Commission, Bill of Rights Forum – programs, news clippings, and correspondence with President Paul R. Verkuil Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 10

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Virginia Bicentennial Commission – agenda, correspondence, and notes Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 8

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Virginia Bicentennial Commission Meeting – agenda and correspondence Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 6

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Virginia Citizenship Institute - correspondence Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 19

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