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Richard R. Baxter Correspondence MSS 04-2, Box 49, Folder 3

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Richard S. Cors v. the United States - Abstracts and Legislative History MSS 04-2, Box 43, Folder 14

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Richard S. Cors v. the United States - Court Documents MSS 04-2, Box 43, Folder 15

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Robert College - Istanbul and Trinity College materials MSS 04-2, Box 48, Folder 6

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Rome Conference: Correspondence re: ICC and Rome Conference, MSS 04-2, Box 10, Folder 1

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Rome Conference: News, notes ,amp, conference info MSS 04-2, Box 10, Folder 3

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Rome Conference: Official printed documents re: Rome Statute of ICC MSS 04-2, Box 10, Folder 2

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Rome Treaty: Letter to Henry A. Kissinger from Monroe Leigh Re: UN Rome Treaty est. ICC MSS 04-2, Box 28, Folder 5

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Rome Treaty: Letter to Samuel Burger, National Security Advisor re: Clinton Administration's support for the UN's Rome Treaty establishing the ICC MSS 04-2, Box 28, Folder 4

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Rome Treaty: Newspaper photocopies regarding Clinton Administration and the UN's proposed ICC MSS 04-2, Box 28, Folder 6

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