Documents relating to the course "Law of International Finance and Commerce"as well as proposals for the establishment of an Institute of Comparative Law.

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Documents relating to the course "Law of International Finance and Commerce"as well as proposals for the establishment of an Institute of Comparative Law.

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Contents: Memorandum concerning the organization of the Institute of Comparative Law of the Law School of Harvard University, by Ernst H. Feilschenfeld; Projet for the establishment of an Institute of Jurisprudence, Comparative Law and International Law, submitted to Professor Beale by Ernst H. Feilchenfeld and Walther Hug; two untitled documents relating to the course Law of International Finance and Commerce, one is a general review of the course, the other is a list of students taking the class for the years 1927-28, 1928-29 and 1929-30, unknown author; untitled report concerning a proposal to establish closer relationships between faculty and students in the Law School, report based on interview by Mr. Morgan with Professor Biddle of the Harvard Business School, author unknown.

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Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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Hug, Walther 1989-

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