Cornell Law Quarterly correspondence, 1963.

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Cornell Law Quarterly correspondence, 1963.

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Correspondence between Roger J. Weiss, Editor of the CORNELL LAW QUARTERLY, and Thomas E. Dewey and Richard M. Nixon concerning attending the QUARTERLY's 50th anniversary banquet, April 1964.

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