Papers, ca.1885-1954

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Papers, ca.1885-1954

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The Papers of Charles Warren consist of printed copies of Warren's own writings, papers reflecting Warren's professional work in several legal cases, research notes, and some correspondence relating to his lectures and writings. Includes: reports, notes, and documents relating to Warren's work as special master in the cases of New Mexico v. Texas (State boundary dispute), Utah v. United States (re: navigability of Colorado, Green, and San Juan rivers), and Texas v. New Mexico (re: irrigation rights on the Rio Grande); research notes on the history of the Supreme Court, and on other aspects of American legal history; typescripts of short stories by Warren. Most of the correspondence in the collection consists of incoming letters written in response to a book, article, or printed lecture by Warren. The collection is arranged in four series: I. Materials re: caes. Boxes 1-11. II. Research Materials. Boxes 12-23. III. Articles by Warren et. al. Boxes 24-35. IV. Correspondence and Memorabilia. Box 36. A folder containing engravings of 18th and 19th century legal figures has been transferred to the law library's art collection.

36 boxes.

Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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