William T. Gossett papers, 1925-1987.

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William T. Gossett papers, 1925-1987.

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Speeches, articles and public statements; material relating to his activities with the American Bar Association, the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, and other legal groups concerning his interest in such topics as business ethics, campus government and student dissent in the 1960s, electoral college reform, and legal education; and material detailing his involvement in public service organizations concerned largely with civil rights and education; also papers of Elizabeth Gossett relating to her public activities; and photographs.

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Lawyer with the Bendix Corporation and the Ford Motor Company, and member of numerous legal and public service organizations. From the description of William T. Gossett papers, 1925-1987. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 80363085 Attorney. From the description of Speech, 1952. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70949161 William T. Gossett was a nationally known lawyer whose legal, business, and philanthropic efforts spanned more tha...

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