THE KARL N. LLEWELLYN PAPERS:

A SUPPLEMENTARY GUIDE TO THE COLLECTION COMPILED AND WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY

SHERI H. LEWIS THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

D'ANGELO LAW LIBRARY 1994

INTRODUCTION

This supplementary guide is the product of a several-month

long project involving this collection. Two primary tasks were

ongoing during the project. The first task was to perform

remedial preservation work on deteriorating or "at risk" portions

of the collection. The second task, and the one which led to the

publication of this supplementary guide, was to organize, describe

and provide access to those materials added to the collection

since the publication of the original guide. As an extension of

this task, additional access points have been created for three

sections of the original guide: A. Published Works; I. American

Indians and "Primitive" Law; and X. Confidential.

The result before you is a supplementary guide with two very

distinct parts. The first part gives a further delineation of the

contents of a section (or subsection) of the original collection

of the papers. This portion is labeled "Supplement Guide." As

suggested above, this part of the supplementary guide covers

selected portions of sections A., I. and X. only.

The second part of this work is a guide to the addendum, or

those items added to the collection since it was originally

organized. This portion is labelled "Addendum Guide." The

addendum is subdivided further into two sections. Addendum AA

consist of all original items added to the papers since 1970.

Addendum BB is a collection of archival copies of portions of The

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Emma Corstvet Papers at the Bryn Mawr Library.

A comment as to the organization of Addendum AA is

appropriate. In an effort to better serve the researcher,

Addendum AA was arranged to parallel the organization of the

original collection. Thus, items in Addendum AA are labelled with

the same alphabetic (and sometimes numeric) designation as the

corresponding items in the original collection, but preceded by

AA. Accordingly, materials concerning the Uniform Commercial

Code, which are in section J. of the original collection, are in

section AA. J. in Addendum AA. This organization should allow

cross-referencing from the original guide to the supplementary

guide to occur with ease.

This supplementary guide to the Karl N. Llewellyn Papers

would not have been completed without support from the staff at

the D'Angelo Law Library. Special thanks are due to the following

for their invaluable assistance and guidance throughout the

project and in the preparation of this guide: Rebecca S. Bealer,

Charles J. Ten Brink and Judith Wright.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS SUPPLEMENT GUIDE.............................................. 1 A. Published Works.......................................... 1 A. I. 1. Published Works of Karl N. Llewellyn............ 1 A. I. 2. Published Works of Karl N. Llewellyn, with annotations............................... 2

A. II. 2. The Common Law Tradition: Manuscripts, Drafts, Notes, Correspondence and Proofs..................................... 5 A. III. 1. Miscellaneous Published Works About Karl N. Llewellyn, annotated by Llewellyn.................................. 8 A. III. 2. Miscellaneous Published Works About Llewellyn, Unannotated.................. 9

A. IV. Miscellaneous Published Works of Others, annotated by Llewellyn............................ 13 I. American Indians and "Primitive Law"..................... 24 I. IV. Commission on Rights, Liberties and Responsibilities of the American Indian........... 24 I. V. Pueblo Field Notes and Indians, Residual........... 26

X. Confidential............................................. 29

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ADDENDUM GUIDE................................................ 30 Addendum AA. Original Additions to The Karl N. Llewellyn Papers.................. 30

AA. A. Additions to Section A. Published Works......... 30 AA. B. Additions to Section B. Unpublished Manuscripts. 32 AA. C. Additions to Section C. Transcripts............. 33 AA. D. Additions to Section D. German Materials........ 33 AA. E. Additions to Section E. National City Bank...... 34 AA. F. Additions to Section F. Uniform State Laws...... 34 AA. G. Additions to Section G. The Sacco-Vanzetti Case. 34

AA. H. Additions to Section H. The Legal Profession and Legal Services.............................. 34 AA. I. Additions to Section I. American Indians and "Primitive Law"................................. 35 AA. J. Additions to Section J. Uniform Commercial Code. 35 AA. L. Additions to Section L. Teaching Materials-- Jurisprudence................................... 37

AA. M. Additions to Section M. Teaching Materials-- Elements........................................ 38 AA. N. Additions to Section N. Teaching Materials-- Legal Argument.................................. 38

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AA. Q. Additions to Section Q. Legal Education and

Law School Affairs.............................. 38 AA. R. Additions to Section R. Correspondence.......... 39 AA. S. Additions to Section S. Personal................ 39 AA. T. Additions to Section T. Conferences and Miscellaneous Activities........................ 40 AA. X. Additions to Section X. Confidential............ 41 AA. Z. Additions to Section Z. The Teufelsdrockh Papers........................ 41

Addendum BB. Archival Copies of Selected Items from The Emma Corstvet Papers, The Bryn Mawr Library......................... 42 BB. I. Correspondence of Karl N. Llewellyn, primarily to Emma Corstvet...................... 42 BB. II. Telegrams between Karl N. Llewellyn and

Emma Corstvet................................... 43 BB. III. Miscellaneous Correspondence to, from and about Karl N. Llewellyn..................... 43 BB. IV. Miscellaneous Items............................. 44

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SUPPLEMENT GUIDE A. PUBLISHED WORKS A. I. 1. Published Works of Karl N. Llewellyn*** A. I. 1. a. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Introduction" to Theft, Law and Society by Jerome Hall. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1935 (Reprint and photocopy). A. I. 1. b. Karl N. Llewellyn, Beach Plums. New York:

The Century Company, 1931 (2 copies). A. I. 1. c. Karl N. Llewellyn, Put In His Thumb. New York: The Century Company, 1931 (2 copies). A. I. 1. d. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Book Review of Subsidiaries and Affiliated Corporations--A Study in Stockholders' Liability by Elvin R. Latty," Missouri Law Review Volume 2 Number 2 (April 1937): 256-259 (entire issue).

A. I. 1. e. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Response" to Book Review of Edwin Garlan of My Philosophy of Law, Lawyers Guild Review Volume II, Number 3 (May 1992): 42 (entire issue). A. I. 1. f. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Preface" to Analysis of the Uniform Trust Receipts Act by Christian Djorup. New York: Argus, 1941. ***NOTE: Refer to A. III. 2. p. of this guide for a bibliography

of the published works of Karl N. Llewellyn.

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A. I. 2. Published Works of Karl N. Llewellyn, with annotations

A. 1. 2. a. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Meet Negotiable Instruments," Columbia Law Review Volume XLIV, Number 2 (March 1994): unnumbered (preprint). A. I. 2. b. Karl N. Llewellyn and E. Adamson Hoebel, The Cheyenne Way: Conflict and Caselaw in Primitive Jurisprudence. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1941. A. I. 2. c. Karl N. Llewellyn, Bramble Bush. New York: Oceana

Publications, 1951. A. I. 2. d. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Forward" to Brief of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in In Re: Prosecution of R.L. Shamblin, Sheriff of Tuscaloosa County Alabama, undated. A. I. 2. e. Karl N. Llewellyn, "The Normative, The Legal and the Law-Jobs: The Problems of Juristic Method," Yale Law Journal Volume 49, Number 8 (June 1940): 1355-1400 (reprint) (2 copies).

A. I. 2. f. Karl N. Llewellyn, "On the Good, the True, the Beautiful, In Law," The University of Chicago Law Review Volume 9, Number 2 (February 1942): 224-265 (reprint). A. I. 2. g. Karl N. Llewellyn, Legal Tradition and Social Science Method--A Realist's Critique, 89-120 (pamphlet). A. I. 2. h. Karl N. Llewellyn, "What Price Contract? An Essay in Perspective," Yale Law Journal (March 1931):

704-751 (reprint) (2 copies). A. I. 2. i. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Horsetrade and Merchant's Market in Sales: A Conflict of Institution and Ideology," Harvard Law Review Volume LII, Numbers 5 and 6 (1939): 726-904 (reprint) (2 copies).

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A. I. 2. j. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Equitabillegal Translation--A Reply," Harvard Law Revue Volume V, Number 1 (April 28, 1934): 1-4 (reprint). A. I. 2. k. Karl N. Llewellyn, "The Effect of Legal Institutions Upon Economics," American Economic Review Volume XV, Number 4, (December 1925): 665-683 (reprint). A. I. 2. l. Karl N. Llewellyn, "A Realistic Jurisprudence--The Next Step," Columbia Law Review Volume XXV, Number 4 (April 1930): 431-465 (reprint) (3 copies).

A. I. 2. m. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Cleveland Whirlpool," Today, An Independent National Weekly (December 16, 1933): 3-5, 24 (entire issue). A. I. 2. n. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Through Title to Contract and a Bit Beyond," New York University School of Law Contemporary Law Pamphlets Series 1, Number 5 (1938): 1-51 (pamphlet). A. I. 2. o. Karl N. Llewellyn, "On Warranty of Quality and

Society: II," in Columbia Law Review Volume XXXVII, Number 3 (March 1937): 341-409 (entire issue). A. I. 2. p. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Book Reviews" of Law and the Lawyers by Edward S. Robinson and The Symbols of Government by Thurman W. Arnold, Brooklyn Law Review Volume V, Number 2 (January 1936): 219-223 (entire issue). A. I. 2. q. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Behind the Law of Divorce: II," Columbia Law Review Volume XXXIII, Number 2 (February 1933): 249-294 (entire issue).

A. I. 2. r. Karl N. Llewellyn, "The Adventures of Rollo--Opening Talk in Elements Class," The Law School Record, The University of Chicago Volume 2, Number 1 (undated): 3-4, 20-24 (entire issue).

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A. I. 2. s. Karl N. Llewellyn, Beardsley Ruml and Richard McKeon, "Crime, Law and Social Science: A Symposium," Columbia Law Review Volume XXXIV, Number 2 (February 1934): 273-309 (reprint). A. I. 2. t. Karl N. Llewellyn, Mortimer J. Adler and Walter Wheeler Cook, "Law and the Modern Mind: A Symposium," Columbia Law Review Volume XXXI, Number 1 (January 1931): 82-115 (reprint).

A. I. 2. u. Karl N. Llewellyn, "Legal Research," American Law School Review (March 1930): 670-678 (reprint of address delivered before the American Association of Law Schools meeting in New Orleans, December 27, 1929).

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A. II. 2.

The Common Law Tradition: Manuscripts, Drafts, Notes, Correspondence and Proofs A. II. 2. a. The Common Law Tradition: Manuscript of "The Argument," (3 pages) (2 copies). A. II. 2. b. The Common Law Tradition: Text, notes and documents relating to part II: "The Style of Reason at Work," including the following items: Karl N. Llewellyn, "The Modern Approach to Counselling and Advocacy--Especially in Commercial Transactions," Columbia Law Review

Volume XLVI (March 1946): 167-195 (reprint) and Karl N. Llewellyn, "The American Common Law Tradition and American Democracy," Journal of Legal and Political Sociology Volume 1 (October 1942): 14-45 (reprint). A. II. 2. c. The Common Law Tradition: Notes and fragments, marked "CLT IV: The Frozen Word." AA. II. 2. d. The Common Law Tradition: Notes and correspondence concerning publication and various handwritten notes and fragments of text.

A. II. 2. e. The Common Law Tradition: Manuscripts of part I, "The Craft, the Precedent and Sense," 76 pages and part II, "The Grand Tradition: Recapture and Consolidation," 27 pages. A. II. 2. f. Storrs Lectures: Notes and drafts (1941). A. II. 2. g. The Common Law Tradition: Book reviews and related documents.

A. II. 2. h. The Common Law Tradition: Manuscript with annotations. A. II. 2. i. The Common Law Tradition: Folder containing portions of text and various unrelated items.

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A. II. 2. j. The Common Law Tradition: Handwritten table of contents and portions of manuscript. A. II. 2. k. The Common Law Tradition: Drafts of preface and chapter I and additional portions of manuscript. A. II. 2. l. Folder marked: "Philosophy in American Law," with a typewritten manuscript. A. II. 2. m. The Common Law Tradition: Selected copies of galleys and various typewritten and handwritten

drafts. A. II. 2. n. The Common Law Tradition: Notes on 3 X 5 cards. A. II. 2. o. Manuscript: "The Style of Reason at Work." A. II. 2. p. The Common Law Tradition: Various documents, briefs, articles and notes discussing and evidencing appellate advocacy.

A. II. 2. q. The Common Law Tradition: Galley prints, pages 74-532. A. II. 2. r. The Common Law Tradition: Galley prints, pages 1-21, 522-534 and fragments of manuscript. A. II. 2. s. Jurisprudence: Realism, Theory and Practice: Galley prints, pages 57-189. A. II. 2. t. Realism: Galley prints, pages 4-518.

A. II. 2. u. The Common Law Tradition: Late drafts (part I). A. II. 2. v. The Common Law Tradition: Early drafts (miscellaneous).

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A. II. 2. w. The Storrs Lectures: Early version and expanded version. A. II. 2. x. The Common Law Tradition: Early drafts (preface, chapters I and III). A. II. 2. y. The Common Law Tradition: Late drafts (index, preface and part I). A. II. 2. z. The Common Law Tradition: Early drafts (chapters

IV, V and appendices). A. II. 2. aa. The Common Law Tradition: Correspondence (1960-1962). A. II. 2. bb. The Common Law Tradition: Manuscript, pages 1-310 (in a notebook). A. II. 2. cc. The Common Law Tradition: Manuscript, pages 311-491 (in a notebook) and footnotes, table of contents, appendices, etc. (in a notebook).

A. II. 2. dd. Llewellyn--Lederer Appellate Precedent Survey (1956-1958) (in a notebook).

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A. III. 1.

Miscellaneous Published Works About Karl N. Llewellyn, annotated by Llewellyn A. III. 1. a. The Chicago Maroon (February 3, 1961): 13. (discussion of Llewellyn's recent address on practical training at a university). A. III. 1. b. Carl J. Friedrich, "Remarks on Llewellyn's View of Law, Official Behavior, and Political Science,"Political Science Quarterly Volume L,

Number 3 (September 1935): 419-431 (reprint).

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A. III. 2.

Miscellaneous Published Works About Llewellyn, Unannotated A. III. 2. a. Transcript of Proceedings, Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Conference of Chief Justices (1959) (pamphlet includes a description of an address by Llewellyn at the conference). A. III. 2. b. The Bar Bulletin (Boston) Number 75 (September 1933): 1-8 and Number 76 (October 1933): 1-6 (discussion about Llewellyn's article, "The Bar Specializes--With What Results?") (entire issues).

A. III. 2. c. James S. Eustice and Charles S. Lyon, "Federal Income Taxation," New York University Law Review Volume 36, Number 3 (March 1961): 642-673 (opened to pages 650-651 at significant references to Llewellyn) (reprint). A. III. 2. d. Charles H. Oldfather, Jr., "Complexity, Concentration and Children--The Significance of Insurance Law," Kansas Law Review Volume 9 (1960): 1-6 (with references to Llewellyn) (reprint).

A. III. 2. e. E. Adamson Hoebel, "Fundamental Legal Concepts as Applied in the Study of Primitive Law," Yale Law Journal Volume 51, Number 6 (April 1942): 951-966 (with references to Llewellyn) (reprint). A. III. 2. f. Rufus C. Harris, "Idealism Emergent in Jurisprudence," Tulane Law Review Volume X (1936): 169-187 (with significant references to Llewellyn) (reprint).

A. III. 2. g. Jerome Hall, "Law as a Social Discipline," Temple Law Quarterly Volume VII, Number 1 (October 1932): 1-21 (reprint, with insert: Jerome Hall, "Has the State a Right to Trial by Jury in Criminal Cases," with the note "ABA

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Journal, April, 1932").

A. III. 2. h. Francis Deak, "The Place of the "Case" in the Common and the Civil Law," Tulane Law Review Volume VIII (1934): 337-357 (with significant references to Llewellyn) (reprint). A. III. 2. i. Journal of the American Judicature Society Volume 45, Number 3 (August 1961): 70-71 (with summaries of book reviews of Llewellyn's The Common Law Tradition) (9 copies of entire issue).

A. III. 2. j. Reply Brief for Pacific Northwest Power Company, In the Matter of Pacific Northwest Power Company, File Number 50-55 before the Securities and Exchange Commission (with 2 letters attached regarding Llewellyn). A. III. 2. k. Sterry R. Waterman, "Book Review" of The Common Law Tradition: Deciding Appeals, American Bar Association Journal Volume 46, Number 11 (November 1960): 1213 (entire issue). A. III. 2. l. J. Warren Madden, "Book Review" of The Common

Law Tradition: Deciding Appeals, The Catholic University of America Law Review Volume X, Number 2 (May 1961): 100-102 (entire issue). A. III. 2. m. The Reporter (December 21, 1961) (opened to pages 26 and 27 and with book reviews of Llewellyn's works inserted). A. III. 2. n. Harry Kalven, Jr., "Liberal Education, the Case System and Jurisprudence," The University of Chicago Law Review Volume 14, Number 2 (February 1947): 215-231 (reprint) (with

references to Llewellyn). A. III. 2. o. Henry B. Anderson, Dissertation: Some Aspects of the Influence of Thomas Edward Scrutton on Anglo-American Law. Wesleyan University (undated): 1-141 (with acknowledgements to

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Llewellyn).

A. III. 2. p. The University of Chicago Law Library Staff, Bibliography of Books, Articles, Monographs, and Reviews by Karl Nickerson Llewellyn, 7 pages (3 copies). A. III. 2. q. E. Adamson Hoebel, "Section of Anthropology," Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences (Series II) Volume 5, Number 2 (December 1942): 30-41 (reprint) (with references and acknowledgements to Llewellyn).

A. III. 2. r. Victor G. Rosenblum, Law As A Political Instrument (Short Studies in Political Science). New York: Doubleday, 1955. (pamphlet) (with significant references to Llewellyn). A. III. 2. s. Edwin W. Patterson, "An Apology for Consideration," Columbia Law Review Volume 58 (November 1958): 929-963 (reprint) (with references to Llewellyn).

A. III. 2. t. Lawrence R. Eno, "Price Movement and Unstated Objections to Defective Performance of Sales Contracts," Yale Law Journal (March 1935): 782-818 (reprint) (with significant references and acknowledgements to Llewellyn). A. III. 2. u. Journal of the American Judicature Society Volume 37, Number 4 (December 1953): 98-127 (includes comments from Llewellyn on oral advocacy on page 113) (entire issue). A. III. 2. v. Inventory of papers in Karl N. Llewellyn's

study, author unknown, 16 pages. A. III. 2. w. James O. Monroe, "The Supreme Court on Trial: A Perspective," The Hastings Law Journal Volume 11, Number 4 (May 1960): 369-410 (reprint) (with references to Llewellyn).

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A. III. 2. x. Stanley D. Rose, "Book Review" of The Judicial Decision: Toward a Theory of Legal Justification by Richard A. Wasserstrom, Minnesota Law Review Volume 46 (1962): 795-802 (entire issue) (with references to Llewellyn's The Common Law Tradition). A. III. 2. y. Manuscript entitled "Literal and Therefore Awkward Translation of Relevant Parts of

American Legal Literature by Judge Helge Refsum," Nationen (January 21, 1958) 1 page translation and copy of original article (with a discussion of Llewellyn's contributions to legal scholarship and teaching). A. III. 2. z. Glenn W. Ferguson, "Vocabulary, Veil and Vested Interest: A Dialog," Journal of Legal Education Volume 10, Number 1 (1957): 87-91 (reprint) (with references to Llewellyn).

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A. IV. Miscellaneous Published Works of Others,

annotated by Karl N. Llewellyn A. IV. 1. Advance Sheet, Cooper v. Aaron, Supreme Court Reporter Volume 78, Number 19 (October 1, 1958): 1401-1410. A. IV. 2. Sam Buss Warner, "Investigating the Law of Arrest," Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Volume XXXI, Number 1 (May/June 1940): 111-121 (reprint).

A. IV. 3. Jane Richardson, Dissertation: Status and the Prosecution of Crime Among the Kiowa Indians, 52 pages (May 6, 1938). A. IV. 4. Philip B. Kurland, "The Supreme Court and its Judicial Critics," 16 pages (transcript of a speech delivered before the Utah Bar Association on May 15, 1959 to be published in the Utah Law Review in the fall of 1959). A. IV. 5. Karl Blomener, Recht und Gericht in England und in

Deutschland, 89 pages. Leipzig: Arthur Rossberg, 1930. A. IV. 6. Franz Erner, Gesellschaftliche und Staatliche Strafjustiz, 29 pages (February 23, 1918) (pamphlet). A. IV. 7. William Richard Watkins, "The Psychological Aspect of Laws," 30 pages (typed manuscript). A. IV. 8. Henry J. Friendly, "Reactions of a Lawyer--Newly

Become Judge," Yale Law Journal Volume 71, Number 2 (December 1961): 218-238 (reprint). A. IV. 9. Thomas F. O'Dea, Evon Z. Vogt and Lowry Nelson, The Sociology of Mormonism: Four Studies, 39 pages (Publications in the Humanities, number 14)

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Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT, 1955 (pamphlet).

A. IV. 10. Robert H. Treman, Trade Acceptances, 44 pages. New York: Bankers Trust Co., 1917 (pamphlet). A. IV. 11. Advance Sheet, 22 N.E.2d--No. 5 (September 13, 1939): 305-440. A. IV. 12. Morris L. Ernst, "If I Were a (Constitutional) Dictator," The Nation Volume 134, Number 3471 (January 13, 1932): 36-39 (article).

A. IV. 13. L.L. Fuller, "Legal Fictions," Illinois Law Review Volume XXV, Number 4 (December 1930), Number 5 (January 1931) and Number 8 (April 1931): 363-910 (reprints). A. IV. 14. Hermann Kantorowicz, "Some Rationalism About Realism," Yale Law Journal (June 1934): 1240-1253 (preprint). A. IV. 15. William Clark, William O. Douglas and Dorothy S. Thomas, "The Business Failures Project--A Problem in Methodology," Yale Law Journal (May 1930): 1013-1024

(reprint) and William O. Douglas and Dorothy S. Thomas, "The Business Failures Project-II: An Analysis of Methods of Investigation," Yale Law Journal (May 1931): 1034-1054 (reprint). A. IV. 16. Henry S. Drinker, "Laymen on the Competency and Integrity of Lawyers," Tennessee Law Review (April 1952): 1-11 (reprint). A. IV. 17. Walker Gibson, "Literary Minds and Judicial Style," New York University Law Review Volume 36, Number 5 (May 1961): 915-930 (reprint).

A. IV. 18. Edgar Noble Durfee, "Broadening Legal Education," Michigan Law Review Volume 31, Number 2 (December 1932): 206-225 (reprint).

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A. IV. 19. Mitchell Franklin, "Concerning the Historic

Importance of Edward Livingston," Tulane Law Review Volume XI (1937): 163-212 (reprint). A. IV. 20. Max Wertheimer, Uber Gestalttheorie, 24 pages Erlangen: Verlag der Philosophischen Akademie, 1925 (pamphlet). A. IV. 21. E. Adamson Hoebel, The Law of Primitive Man: A Study in Comparative Legal Dynamics. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1954. A. IV. 22. Transcript of Record, B. Constantino & Sons Co. v.

New Amsterdam Casualty Co., United States Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, No. 11592 (October 15, 1955). A. IV. 23. Clark Grenville, A Plan for Peace. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1950. A. IV. 24. Frederic Campbell Woodward, Cases on the Law of Sales of Goods: Selected from Decisions of English and American Courts (American Casebook Series). St. Paul: West Publications, 1913.

A. IV. 25. Erich Vogelin, Ueber Die Form Des Amerikanischen Geistes. Tubingen: J.C.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1928. A. IV. 26. United Nations Review Volume 4, Number 2 (August 1957): 1-64 (part of issue with materials inserted). A. IV. 27. John Wolff, Die Haftung des Verkaufers einer fremden beweglichen sache in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika in Vergleichung mit dem Deutschen Burgerlichen Recht. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1930.

A. IV. 28. Philip J. Wickser, Theodore Francis Green and Robert T. McCracken, Hurdles in the Path of a Candidate for Admission to the Bar, 12 pages (Law Series I, Lecture No. 10) Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1933 (pamphlet).

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A. IV. 29. Notebook containing the following four items: --National Research Council, Human Factors in Underseas Warfare (1949); --Ernst A. Haggard, "Psychological Causes and Results of Stress," (chapter 21): 441-461; --Chandler Bennit, "Hate as a Transitional State in Psychic Evolution," The Psychoanalytic Review Volume 35, Number 1 (January 1948): 51-61; and --Religion, Magic and Law, Chapter X, 27 pages (typed manuscript).

A. IV. 30. The Family and the Law: The Report of a Study of Family Needs as Related to Legal Services, 40 pages (not for publication). A. IV. 31. Ludo Moritz Hartmann, Weltgeschichte in Gemeinverstandlicher Darstellung. Gotha-Stuttgart: Friedrich Andreas Perthesag, 1924. A. IV. 32. Jacobs and Goebel, Cases and Materials on Domestic Relations, Third Edition (University Casebook

Series). Brooklyn: Foundation Press, 1952 (Llewellyn's Classroom Copy; inserted with numerous teaching materials). A. IV. 33. J. Gillis Wetter, The Styles of Judicial Opinions: A Case Study in Comparative Law, 124 pages (undated) (self-published paper). A. IV. 34. John L. Grant, "The Single Standard in Grading," (with a foreward by Ben D. Wood) Columbia Law Review Volume XXIX, Number 7 (November 1929): 920-955 (reprint).

A. IV. 35. Walter O. Weyrauch, "Informal and Formal Marriage-- An Appraisal of Trends in Family Organization," The University of Chicago Law Review Volume 28, Number 1 (Autumn 1960): 88-110 (reprint).

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A. IV. 36. Dorothy Swaine Thomas, "Statistics in Social Research," The American Journal of Sociology Volume XXXV, Number 1 (July 1929): 1-17 (reprint). A. IV. 37. Frederick J. Teggart, Prolegomena to History, (University of California Publications in History, Volume 4, Number 3) 137 pages. Berkley, California: University of California Press, 1916 (pamphlet). A. IV. 38. Appellant's Brief, Chicago Stadium Corporation v. State of Indiana, et al., United States Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, No. 11285, filed January 3,

1955. A. IV. 39. Advance Sheets, 102 N.E. 2d and 133 N.E. 2d.--No. 5, pages 817-927 (May 23, 1956) (covered by a 1962 1040 tax form). A. IV. 40. Advance Sheet, Federal Supplement Volume 101, Number 3, pages 169-376 (January 21, 1952) (with inserted materials). A. IV. 41. The Fort Hall Story: Idaho (Tribal Council) 55 pages

and exhibits (1957) (notebook) and William Zimmerman, Jr., "The Fort Hall Story: An Interpretation," 23 pages. Philadelphia Indian Rights Association, 1959 (pamphlet). A. IV. 42. Maxine Boord Virtue, Interim Report: Study of the Basic Structure for Children's Services in Michigan, 272 pages. Ann Arbor, Michigan: The James Foster Foundation, 1952. A. IV. 43. Eugen Rosenstock, Unser Volksname Deutsch und die Aufhebung des Hertzotums Bayern, 66 pages. Breslau:

Eichborn & Co., 1928. A. IV. 44. Thomas Reed Powell, "How Philosophers May be Useful to Society," The International Journal of Ethics Volume XXXI (April 1921): 289-302 (reprint).

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A. IV. 45. Transcript of Record, Lonnie E. Smith v. S.E. Allwright and James J. Liuzza, United States Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit, No. 10382 (July 9, 1942) (with Llewellyn's comments inserted). A. IV. 46. Felix Krueger, Zur Entwicklungspsychologie Des Rechts, 41 pages. Munchen: C.H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1926 (reprint). A. IV. 47. Revue Internationale De La Theorie Du Droit Volume X, Number 1 (1936): 1-82 (entire issue).

A. IV. 48. F.S.C. Northrop, Law and Morals, 55 pages (typed manuscript with notes). A. IV. 49. Felix Oppenheimer, "Dimensions of Freedom," (advertisement circular) 4 pages. New York: St. Martin's Press, undated. A. IV. 50. Paul Koschaker, Uber Einige Griechische Rechtsurkunden Aus Den Ostlichen Randgebieten Des Hellenismus. Leipzig: S. Hirzel, 1931.

A. IV. 51. Law and Contemporary Problems Volume VII, Number 1 (Winter 1940): 1-156 (entire issue). A. IV. 52. Edward H. Levi, An Introduction to Legal Reasoning. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1949. A. IV. 53. Maurice R. Davie, "Immigration and the Declining Birthrate," Scientific Monthly Volume XIX (July 1924): 68-76 (reprint).

A. IV. 54. Millard H. Ruud, Current Developments in the Law of Sales and Warranties, 6 pages (December 15, 1959) (paper). A. IV. 55. "In Honor of Yale Authors," Program for Alumni Day (February 20, 1960).

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A. IV. 56. State Law Jumble and Gazeteer (humorous) Volume XIIIIIX, Number 77B (March 1935) (2 copies). A. IV. 57. Heinz Rosenthal, Dissertation: Die Auszahlung, 50 pages. Tubingen: Druck von H. Laupp, Jr., 1927. A. IV. 58. John Honnold, "Buyer's Right of Rejection: A Study in the Impact of Codification upon a Commercial Problem," University of Pennsylvania Law Review Volume 97, Number 4 (March 1949): 457-481 (reprint).

A. IV. 59. Journal of Legal Education Volume 9, Number 3 (1957): 283-430 (entire issue). A. IV. 60. The Journal of Philosophy Volume XXXV, Number 20 (September 29, 1938): 533-559 (entire issue) (with attached card "p.522 only"). A. IV. 61. Eugen Ulmer, Sinnzusammenhange im modernen Wettbewerbsrecht, 33 pages. Berlin: Julius Springer, 1932 (pamphlet).

A. IV. 62. John P. Wilson: 1844-1922, 12 pages (a biography of this lawyer written by his son). A. IV. 63. Walter Wheeler Cook, "The Alienability of Choses in Action," Harvard Law Review Volume XXX, Number 5 (1917): 450-485 (reprint) and Walter Wheeler Cook, "The Alienability of Choses in Action," Harvard Law Review Volume XXIX, Number 8 (1916): 816-837 (reprint).

A. IV. 64. Max Radin, "A Short Way with Statutes," Harvard Law Review Volume LVI, Number 3 (November 1942): 388-426 (reprint). A. IV. 65. Philip James McCook, Trial and the Art of Advocacy (January 27, 1933): 3-28 (address before the New

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York County Lawyer's Association) (reprint).

A. IV. 66. Heinrich Mitteis, Zum Schuld-und Handels recht der Kreuzfahrerstaaten, 59 pages. Marburg: G. Braun, 1931 (pamphlet). A. IV. 67. Reed Dickerson, "Symposium on Judicial Lawmaking in Relation to Statutes," Indiana Law Journal Volume 36, Number 4 (Summer 1961): 411-442 (reprint). A. IV. 68. Joseph O'Meara, "Natural Law and Everyday Law," Natural Law Forum Volume 5 (1960): 83-103 (reprint).

A. IV. 69. Samuel Klaus, "Identification of the Holder and Tender of Receipt on the Counter--Presentation of Checks," Minnesota Law Review Volume 18 (1929): 281-324 (reprint). A. IV. 70. Hermann Kantorowicz, "The Concept of the State," Economica (February 1932): 1-21 (reprint). A. IV. 71. Young B. Smith, "The Power to Direct a Verdict," Columbia Law Review Volume XXIV, Number 2 (February 1924): 111-133 (reprint).

A. IV. 72. Young B. Smith, The Bases of Juristic Thought During the Last Quarter-Century, 16 pages (Feburary 20, 1930) (transcript of address). A. IV. 73. Advance Sheets (portions), 102 NE 2d 699, 830, 832 and 103 N.E. 2d 336. A. IV. 74. The Law Quarterly Review Volume XXII, Number 88 (October 1906): 353-463 (entire issue).

A. IV. 75. Appellant's Brief, John Dow v. Shoe Corporation of America, et al., United States Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, No. 12840 (1959). A. IV. 76. Appellant's Brief, Liberty Industrial Sales, Inc. v.

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Marshall Steel Company, United States Court of

Appeals, 7th Circuit, No. 12711 (1959). A. IV. 77. The University of Chicago Law Review Volume 27, Number 4 (Summer 1960): 603-809 (entire issue). A. IV. 78. Walter Probert, "Law and Persuasion: The Language-- Behavior of Lawyers," University of Pennsylvania Law Review Volume 108, Number 1 (November 1959): 35-58 (reprint). A. IV. 79. Hugh Evander Willis, The Historical Development of

Hebrew Law (Indiana University Studies, Number 61) (March 1924): 1-29 (pamphlet). A. IV. 80. Georges Gurvitch, "Major Problems of the Sociology of Law," Journal of Social Philosophy Volume 6, Number 3 (April 1941): 197-215 (reprint). A. IV. 81. Advance Sheet, 110 N.E.2d--Number 1 (February 28, 1953): 1-128. A. IV. 82. Advance Sheet, 110 N.E.2d--Number 6

(March 25, 1953): 705-768. A. IV. 83. Advance Sheet, 109 N.E.2d--Number 5 (February 4, 1953): 649-848, and additional. A. IV. 84. Advance Sheet, 110 N.E.2d--Number 4 (March 11, 1953): 481-544. A. IV. 85. Advance Sheet, 109 N.E.2d--Number 2 (January 14, 1953): 265-456.

A. IV. 86. Advance Sheet, 111 N.E.2d--Number 2 (April 22, 1953): 209-384. A. IV. 87. Advance Sheet, 111 N.E.2d--Number 1 (April 15, 1953): 1-208.

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A. IV. 88. Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors Volume XXVIII, Number 3 (June 1942): 315-429 (entire issue). A. IV. 89. Brief of Co-Appellant, Phyllis Gray v. American Radiator, et al. Illinois Supreme Court, No. 35872 (September Term, 1960). A. IV. 90. Abstract of Record, Phyllis Gray v. American Radiator, et al. Illinois Supreme Court, No. 35872 (September Term, 1960) (original and 1 copy).

A. IV. 91. Reply Brief, Phyllis Gray v. American Radiator, et al. Illinois Supreme Court, No. 35872 (September Term, 1960) (original and one copy). A. IV. 92. Brief of Appellee, Phyllis Gray v. American Radiator, et al. Illinois Supreme Court, No. 35872 (September Term, 1960) (original and one copy). A. IV. 93. Brief and Argument for Appellant, Phyllis Gray v. American Radiator, et al. Illinois Supreme Court, No. 35872 (September Term, 1960).

A. IV. 94. Transcript of Record, General Electric Company v. All-American Sales, Inc., United States Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, No. 11638 (December 22, 1955). A. IV. 95. Law Day USA Program Manual May 1. Chicago: American Bar Association, 1961 (with a note inserted to Llewellyn from George Miller). A. IV. 96. John P. Frank, "Can the Courts Erase the Color Line?" The Journal of Negro Education

(Summer Issue 1952): 304-428 (reprint). A. IV. 97. Leon R. Yankwich, "Law and Order under the Incas," Southern California Law Review Volume XXI, Number 2 (February 1949): 1-20 (reprint).

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A. IV. 98. Richard Thurnwald, Die Menschliche Gesellschaft, 232 pages. Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 1934. A. IV. 99. Journal of Legal Education Volume 13, Number 2 (1960): 132-299 (entire issue). A. IV. 100. Roscoe Pound, Outlines of Lectures on Jurisprudence Third edition. Cambridge: The University Press (1920): 1-136 (pamphlet). A. IV. 101. David Riesman, Some Observations on Graduate Training in Law and Social Science, 30 pages.

(paper "developed from a talk to the Rutgers' Law and Sociology Seminar in May 1956"). A. IV. 102. Paul Koschaker, Forschungen und Ergebnisse in den Keilschriftlichen Rechtsquellen, 13 pages. Weimar, 1929 (pamphlet). A. IV. 103. Fairfax Leary, Jr., "Deferred Posting and Delayed Returns--The Current Check Collection Problem," Harvard Law Review Volume 62, Number 6 (April 1949): 906-956 (preprint).

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I. American Indians and "Primitive" Law

I. IV. Commission on Rights, Liberties, and Responsibilities of the American Indian I. IV. 1. Indian Service Schools--A Work Paper, 46 pages (paper, author and date unknown) (2 copies, 1 with Llewellyn's annotations). I. IV. 2. Materials marked: "KNL Commission Report Outline,

Drafts, etc. including duplicates, 1958-1960." I. IV. 3. Correspondence and related documents of Karl N. Llewellyn regarding Commission (1960-1961). I. IV. 4. William A. Brody, Commission on the Rights, Liberties and Responsibilities of the American Indian: Preliminary Notes on Indian Tribal Governments, 55 pages (paper, with inserted paper, Pueblo Government, 4 pages).

I. IV. 5. Emil J. Sady, Proposals for Research on American Indian Affairs, 25 pages. Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution (October 10, 1956) (paper). I. IV. 6. Karl N. Llewellyn's correspondence and minutes for Commission (1956). I. IV. 7. W.H. Clasby, Tenth Annual Report of Indian Education in Oklahoma Under State Contract, 65 pages. Oklahoma City: State Department of Education, 1957. I. IV. 8. Notebook marked: "Material for Pierre Meeting July

10 and 11, 1958," and containing unidentifiable documents.

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I. IV. 9. Notebook marked: "Material for Pierre Meeting July

10 and 11, 1958," and containing agenda, history of Dakota Sioux, termination, and material from B.I.A. Aberdeen. I. IV. 10. Notebook entitled: "Material for Discussion at Sixth Meeting, Memorandum No. 38 (January 28, 1958)," and containing index, agenda, relocation, health, Dr. McDermott, public health, tribal economics, questionnaires, education, sol tax. I. IV. 11. Notebook entitled: "Memorandum No. 44 Meeting on Indian Values," (1958).

I. IV. 12. Notebook of tables and an outline for a book, dated January 26, 1962. I. IV. 13. Carl K. Eicher, Economic Progress on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation, 268 pages (May 31, 1960). I. IV. 14. The Commission on the Rights, Liberties and Responsibilities of the American Indian, A Program for Indian Citizens: A Summary Report, 45 pages. Albuquerque, New Mexico: The Fund for the Republic, Inc., 1961 (pamphlet).

I. IV. 15. Notebook marked: Memorandum No. 49 from William A. Brophy (1958). I. IV. 16. L.S. Cressman, The Rights and Liberties of the American Indian: Background Information, 174 pages (1956). I. IV. 17. Remainder, various items in 17 separate folders.

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I. V. Pueblo Field Notes and Indians, Residual

I. V. 1. Robert W. Young, The Navajo Yearbook. Window Rock, Arizona: Navajo Agency, 1957 (reports VI and VII). I. V. 2. American Anthropologist Volume 53, Number 3 (July-September 1951): 311-464 (entire issue). I. V. 3. Alexis A. Praus, A New Pictographic Autobiography of Sitting Bull (Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections Volume 123, Number 6). Washington, D.C.: The Smithsonian Institution, 1965.

I. V. 4. M.W. Stirling, Three Pictographic Autobiographies of Sitting Bull (Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections Volume 97, Number 5). Washington, D.C.: The Smithsonian Institution, 1938. I. V. 5. "American Indians and American Life," The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science Volume 311 (May 1957): 1-226 (entire issue). I. V. 6. Bernard Willard Aginsky, "Kinship Systems and the

Forms of Marriage," Memoirs of the American Anthropological Association Number 45 (1935): 1-102 (a supplement to American Anthropologist Volume 37, Number 4, Part 2). I. V. 7. Bernard Willard Aginsky, "The Mechanics of Kinship," American Anthropologist Volume 37, Number 3 (July-September, 1935): 450-457 (reprint). I. V. 8. Esther S. Goldfrank, "Irrigation Agriculture and Navaho Community Leadership: Case Material on Environment and Culture," American Anthropologist

Volume 47, Number 2 (April-June 1945): 262-277 (reprint). I. V. 9. Robert H. Lowie, "Notes on Shosshonean Ethnography," Anthropological Papers of the American Museum of Natural History Volume XX, Part III (1924):

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187-314.

I. V. 10. Ruth Underhill, "The Autobiography of a Papago Woman," Memoirs of the American Anthropological Association Number 46 (1936): 1-64 (a supplement to American Anthropologist Volume 38, Number 3, Part 2). I. V. 11. The American Indian Volume VI, Number 4 (Summer 1953): 1-48 (entire issue). I. V. 12. The American Friends Service Committee, Indians of California: Past and Present, 36 pages. San Francisco, California: The Committee, 1955

(pamphlet). I. V. 13. The American Indian Volume VI, Number 2 (Fall 1951): 1-48 (entire issue). I. V. 14. The American Indian Volume V, Number 3 (Spring 1950): 1-56 (entire issue). I. V. 15. John H. Provinse, "The Underlying Sanctions of Plains Indian Culture," Social Organization of

North American Tribes (edited by Fred Egan): 341-449 (undated) (reprint). I. V. 16. Irvin M. Peithmann, The Choctaw Indians of Mississippi, 16 pages. Carbondale, Illinois: Southern Ilinois University, 1961. I. V. 17. A Reintroduction to the Indians of Oregon, a report of the Legislative Interior Committee on Indian Affairs, 84 pages (October 1958) (submitted to the Fiftieth Legislative Assembly in accordance with Senate Joint Resolution No. 31.

Oregon Laws 1957). I. V. 18. John Artichoker, Jr. and Neil M. Palmer, The Sioux Indian Goes to College: An Analysis of Selected Problems of South Dakota Indian College Students, 47 pages. Vermillion, South Dakota: Institute of

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Indian Studies and State Department of Public

Instruction, March 1959. I. V. 19. South Dakota Department of Public Instruction and John Artichoker, Jr., Indians of South Dakota, 89 pages, Bulletin 67A (1956). I. V. 20. Plateau: A Quarterly Volume 27, Number 1 (July 1954): 1-22 (entire issue). I. V. 21. The Problems of Indian Administration: Summary of Findings and Recommendations, 55 pages.

Washington, D.C.: Institute for Government Research, 1928 (pamphlet) (from the report of a survey made at the request of Honorable Hubert Work, Secretary of the Interior). I. V. 22. Hattie Greene Lockett, "The Unwritten Literature of the Hopi," University of Arizona Bulletin (Social Science Bulletin Number 2) Volume IV, Number 4 (May 15, 1933): 5-101 (entire issue). I. V. 23. Robert H. Lowie, "The Religion of the Crow Indians," Anthropological Papers of the American Museum

of Natural History Volume XXV, Part II (1922): 309-444 (entire issue). I. V. 24. Index cards from multipocketed alphabetical card file. I. V. 25. Remainder, various items in 7 separate folders and boxes.

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X. Confidential

X. I. General X. II. Correspondence regarding research project on Soviet Law (1946-1948).

X. III. Job Recommendations and Correspondence

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ADDENDUM GUIDE Addendum AA. Original Additions to The Karl N. Llewellyn Papers AA. A. Additions to Section A. Published Works AA. A. II. 1. Manuscript: "How Appellate Courts Reach

Decisions," 36 pages (labeled "For Harv (1)"). AA. A. II. 2. Manuscript: "Economic Security and the Young Lawyer" (1938) and correspondence regarding same. AA. A. II. 3. "Freedom to be Young," Today (March 10, 1934): 4 pages. AA. A. II. 4. "The Writing of a Case Note," 8 pages (1920) (prepared for the use of the editorial board of

the Yale Law Journal). AA. A. II. 5. Karl N. Llewellyn's Introduction to "Legal Aspects of Commercial Letters of Credit," by H.N. Finkelstein, and various manuscripts and correspondence regarding same. AA. A. II. 6. The Chicago Lawyer's Pledge (written, 1959) (published, 1962) and various drafts, notes, etc.

AA. A. III. 1. Manuscript: "An Undergraduate Veteran" in The Literary Digest (April 17, 1915): 908-810 (an historical piece about Llewellyn). AA. A. III. 2. William Twining, The Karl Llewellyn Papers. Chicago: The University of Chicago Law School,

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1968.

AA. A. IV. 1. Corbin, Cases on Contracts (1921) (Llewellyn's classroom copy which includes interleaved papers, marginal notations and markings in text). AA. A. IV. 2. E. Adamson Hoebel, "Fundamental Legal Concepts as Applied in the Study of Primitive Law," Yale Law Journal Volume 51, Number 6 (April 1942): 951-966 (reprint). AA. A. IV. 3. Selected publications of Soia Mentschikoff,

grouped in a folder marked "Mentschikoff" and including the following: --Soia Mentschikoff, "The Uniform Commercial Code," Rabels Zeitschrift fur auslandisches und internationales Privatrecht (1966): 403-413 (reprint); --William Crosskey, Soia Mentschikoff and Nathaniel Nathanson, NBC Radio Discussion: "The Constitutionality of the President's Seizure of the Steel Industry," The University of Chicago Roundtable Number 738 (May 18, 1952): 1-25; --Soia Mentschikoff, "International Sales and

Financing Patterns," 19 pages (manuscript); --National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Commercial Code (Group No. 1) notes and comments to tentative draft no. 2, article III (commercial paper) sections 1-110 (April 25, 1947) 117 pages; --Soia Mentschikoff, "The Significance of Arbitration: A Preliminary Inquiry," Law and Contemporary Problems Volume 17, Number 4 (Autumn 1952): 698-710 (entire issue); --Soia Mentschikoff, "The Significance of Arbitration--A Preliminary Inquiry," (Symposium on Commercial Arbitration: Part II) Law and Contemporary Problems (Autumn 1952): 698-710

(reprint) (2 copies); --Brainerd Currie, Philip Kurland, Karl N. Llewellyn and Soia Mentschikoff, NBC Radio Discussion "The Supreme Court," The University of Chicago Roundtable Number 808 (October 4, 1953): 1-10; --Soia Mentschikoff, "Letters of Credit: The

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Need for Uniform Legislation," The University

of Chicago Law Review Volume 23, Number 4 (Summer 1956): 1-49 (preprint) (2 copies); --Soia Mentschikoff, "Commercial Arbitration," Columbia Law Review Volume 61 (May 1961): 846- 869 (reprint) (2 copies); --Mildred McAfee Horton, Soia Mentschikoff Llewellyn, Helen Vincent McLean and Louise Leonard Wright, NBC Radio Discussion "The Changing Role of Women in the United States," The University of Chicago Roundtable Number 741 (June 8, 1952): 1-16.

AA. B. Additions to Section B. Unpublished Manuscripts AA. B. 1. "Handicaps out of the Intellectual Heritage," 2 pages (marked "dated 1965?"). AA. B. 2. "Project for the Comparative Analysis of Procedure," 6 pages (several copies of individual pages).

AA. B. 3. "Propositions for the Consideration of the Conference on Legal Research," 8 pages (several copies of individual pages). AA. B. 4. "Add to Preface: Ackn-- regarding Bechtel," 1 page (3 copies) (1 additional handwritten page with fragments) (1942?). AA. B. 5. Alphabetical listing which appears to be of selective unpublished works of Karl N. Llewellyn,

12 pages (compiler and date of compilation unknown). AA. B. 6. Eight lines of verse beginning "Go wandering thro the fields of law . . ." (1949?)

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AA. B. 7. One handwritten page on John Dewey's philosophy, date unknown. AA. C. Additions to Section C. Transcripts AA. C. 1. Transcript of instructor's remarks on legal research from Karl N. Llewellyn's "Legal Institutions" course, 10 pages (multiple copies of each page).

AA. C. 2. Transcript of Karl N. Llewellyn's lecture on "Letters of Credit" (April 6, 1955) 18 pages and a recording of same. AA. C. 3. Karl N. Llewellyn's address before the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business in New York, parts 1-4 (April 26, 1935) (2 records). AA. C. 4. Karl N. Llewellyn's address before the American Association of Collegiate School of Business in New

York, parts 5-7 (April 26, 1935) (2 records). AA. D. Additions to Section D. German Materials AA. D. 1. Various addresses, business cards and notes relating to Karl N. Llewellyn's visits to Germany.

AA. D. 2. Various correspondence relating to Karl N. Llewellyn's visits to Germany, primarily from the 1930's.

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AA. E. Additions to Section E. National City Bank AA. E. 1. Various documents and publications relating to Karl N. Llewellyn's commercial legal work at National

City Bank in the 1920's. AA. F. Additions to Section F. Uniform State Laws AA. F. III. 1. Proposed draft of, and report regarding, "The Uniform Contribution Among Joint Tortfeasors

Act," National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (August 1955) 12 pages. AA. G. Additions to Section G. The Sacco-Vanzetti Case AA. G. 1. Karl N. Llewellyn's Radio Broadcast on Station

WPCH, "Remarks on the Sacco-Vanzetti Case" (1927) (handwritten draft, 11 pages, and typewritten draft, 10 pages).

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AA. H.

Additions to Section H. The Legal Profession and Legal Services AA. H. 1. Letters from Lloyd Garrison to Soia Mentschikoff and Professor W. L. Twining regarding the Llewellyn Papers and Karl N. Llewellyn's interest in legal aid. AA. I. Additions to Section I. American Indians and "Primitive Law"

AA. I. 1. Various handwritten correspondence of Karl N. Llewellyn while working with the Pueblos of Santa Ana and Santa Domingo, probably in 1946 or 1947. AA. I. II. 1. Manuscript: "Pueblos--the Problem of the New Leaders," 3 pages, undated. AA. I. II. 2. Hoebel's (?) Manuscript: "Keresan Pueblos," incomplete, on 9 pages.

AA. J. Additions to Section J. Uniform Commercial Code AA. J. 1. Uniform Revised Sales Act, comments on sections 14-16, 27, 29 (1938) 11 pages. AA. J. 2. Uniform Revised Sales Act and comments, multiple

copies of sections 4-101 and various correspondence and notes regarding this Act (1948). AA. J. 3. Uniform Commercial Code drafts--part VI (proceedings to charge drawers and indorsers) with typewritten and handwritten notes and comments on

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same (probably Soia Mentschikoff's copy and notations).

AA. J. 4. American Law Institute Sales Act Meetings-- Correspondence, Transcripts and Notes for Sales Act Meeting of Joint Advisory Committee in Boston, Massachusetts (September 1945) (probably Soia Mentschikoff's copy). AA. J. 5. Uniform Commercial Code, Article III (Uniform Revised Negotiable Instruments Law) Third Preliminary Draft and Comments "for the consideration at a meeting of advisers in New York City, February, 1946" (probably Soia

Mentschikoff's copy). AA. J. 6. American Law Institute's draft of the Uniform Revised Sales Act (February 9, 1944) with handwritten comments and revisions, 68 pages (Soia Mentschikoff's copy). AA. J. 7. Folder marked "Inventory Financing," with various handwritten and typewritten notes and including: a document "Comparison of Subject Matter, Bills of Lading Act and Warehouse Receipts Act," and a document on the Bulk Sales Act.

AA. J. 8. Transcript of Proceedings (partial copy) of consideration in committee of the whole of the first tentative draft of the amendments to the Uniform Sales Act. National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform Sales Laws in Philadelphia (September 1940) 51 pages. AA. J. 9. Uniform Sales Act Materials: Numerous reports and drafts of portions of the Uniform Sales Act, some with comments (1940-1941) (Soia Mentschikoff's copies).

AA. J. 10. Soia Mentschikoff's copies of various drafts of portions of the Uniform Commercial Code. AA. J. 11. Rapport sur Le Droit Compare en Matiere de Vente par

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L'Institut fur Auslandisches und Internationales

Privatrecht de Berlin (1929) a publication of the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law on the Comparative Laws of Sales (with some marginal annotations, probably by Llewellyn). AA. J. 12. International Uniform Sales Act: various drafts, correspondence and related items. AA. J. XXV. 1. Correspondence (1951). AA. J. XXV. 2. Soia Mentschikoff's correspondence regarding the National Conference of Commissioners on

Uniform State Laws (1962-1965). AA. J. XXV. 3. Soia Mentschikoff's correspondence regarding the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (1966, 1968-1970) with attachment and related documents. AA. J. XXV. 4. Soia Mentschikoff's American Law Institute Correspondence concerning the Uniform Commercial Code (March 1943 to December 1946).

AA. J. XXV. 5. Soia Mentschikoff's American Law Institute Correspondence concerning the Uniform Commercial Code (January 1947). AA. L. Additions to Section L. Teaching Materials--Jurisprudence

AA. L. 1. Charles Curtis' letter and notes on syllabus for course "Law in Our Society" (October 1951) 12 pages. AA. L. 2. C.W. Sumners' notes on Karl N. Llewellyn's lectures on Jurisprudence (1945-46) 30 pages.

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AA. L. 3. Material for Karl N. Llewellyn's Jurisprudence Course (Spring 1955): list of additional reading and an excerpt from The Conquest by the Moon by Washington Irving, 6 pages.

AA. M. Additions to M. Teaching Materials--Elements AA. M. 1. Karl N. Llewellyn's Teaching Materials for Elements, Miscellaneous from the Original Set (1951- ) includes: elements materials (4 pages), problems for brief writing (2 pages), the argument of an appeal by Hon. John W. Davis (pages 358-365), elements-- cases (39 pages), and a statute at work--on one side (139 pages).

AA. N. Additions to N. Teaching Materials--Legal Argument AA. N. 1. Excerpts from Mr. Harold Medina's summation at trial in New York City on behalf of defendant, Herbert Singer (June 1931): 78-102, with an additional 6 pages of Mr. Medina's typed comments on

the summation. AA. Q.

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Additions to Section Q. Legal Education and Law School Affairs

AA. Q. III. 1. Photocopy of "Some Aspect of First Year Work in the Columbia Law School, 1929-1930," a report by Mortimer Adler to Dean Young B. Smith, 32 pages and 2 pages of Karl N. Llewellyn's comments. AA. Q. III. 2. Kent Commentaries, 1950, 56 pages. The School of Law, Columbia University in the City of New York (book of student/faculty photographs).

AA. R. Additions to Section R. Correspondence AA. R. I. 1. American Philosophical Society (George Corner) (1961). AA. R. III. 1. Cairns, Huntington (1934, 1945, 1960).

AA. R. VIII. 12. Correspondence with E. Adamson Hoebel, mainly 1939-1941, 1949 (obtained from Mr. Hoebel). AA. S. Additions to Section S. Personal AA. S. 1. Emergency American passport issued to Karl N.

Llewellyn (1915) and passport for Karl N. Llewellyn (1928-1934). AA. S. 2. Personal letter starting with "Hi, Sweet!" dated May 19, regarding politics and the Uniform Commercial Code.

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AA. S. 3. Copies of essay questions from the State of Connecticut's Bar Examination, New Haven (May 29 and 30, 1919) with Karl N. Llewellyn's marginal notes. AA. S. 4. Divorce decree between Karl N. Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet, filed October 7, 1946, and various correspondence between them and others regarding alimony (1947, 1951). AA. S. 5. Certificate awarding the Henry M. Philip Prize from the American Philosophical Society to Karl N.

Llewellyn (1962), also included is a film strip of the award. AA. S. 6. Various personal correspondence, notes and miscellaneous items found in Karl N. Llewellyn's bottom desk drawer after his death. AA. S. 7. Various personal financial documents and correspondence. AA. S. 8. Various unidentified photographs.

AA. S. 9. Various correspondence of Emma Corstvet to Karl N. Llewellyn and other family members, 1928-1929, 1933- 1935, 1949 and undated. AA. S. 10. Correspondence in folder marked "Emma Corstvet" between Ms. Corstvet and others (1932-1948). AA. S. 11. Karl N. Llewellyn's correspondence with Ruth and Eddie (Edward G. Mack), undated.

AA. S. 12. Karl N. Llewellyn's Pocket Calendar for 1924, with various appointments and notations. AA. S. 13. Karl N. LLewellyn's Notebook for the summer spent at the University of Lausanne (1911), with documents

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inserted.

AA. T. Additions to Section T. Conferences and Miscellaneous Activities AA. T. 1. Brochure for a Legal Institute at the Indiana University School of Law in Bloomington, Indiana on July 10-13, 1950. Professor Karl N. Llewellyn was

scheduled to give a lecture on "The Law of Commercial Sales." AA. X. Additions to Section X. Confidential AA. X. 1. Personal note written by Karl N. Llewellyn

beginning with "Why am I drunk?" undated, most likely written shortly before his death. AA. Z. Additions to Section Z. The Teufelsdrockh Papers AA. Z. 1. Handwritten document entitled: "of Teufelsdrockh's (p. 230) 'Structure of Rules'," 4 pages (undated)

(signed T.L. Howe).

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BB. Archival Copies of Selected Items from The Emma Corstvet Papers at the Bryn Mawr Library BB. I. Correspondence of Karl N. Llewellyn, primarily to Emma Corstvet BB. I. 1. 1932 letters to Emma Corstvet. BB. I. 2. 1933 and undated letters to Emma Corstvet.

BB. I. 3. 1934 letters to Emma Corstvet. BB. I. 4. 1935 letters to Emma Corstvet and others, with drawings. BB. I. 5. 1936 letters to Emma Corstvet. BB. I. 6. 1940 letters to Emma Corstvet and Nial Llewellyn.

BB. I. 7. 1941 letters from Indianapolis to Emma Corstvet and Dr. Max D. Mayer. BB. I. 8. 1942-1943 and undated letters from Karl N. Llewellyn to Emma Corstvet and Nial Llewellyn. BB. I. 9. 1944-1949 letters to Emma Corstvet and Nial Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet letter to Karl N. Llewellyn. BB. I. 10. 1938, 1940, 1944-1945 letters to Emma Corstvet from

Karl N. Llewellyn at the Kiernan Health Farm, Goshen, NY.

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B. II. Telegrams between Karl N. Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet

BB. II. 1. Telegrams to Emma Corstvet from Karl N. Llewellyn, 1933-1934. BB. II. 2. Telegrams to Emma Corstvet from Karl N. Llewellyn, 1935. BB. II. 3. Telegrams to Emma Corstvet from Karl N. Llewellyn, 1936-1944.

BB. II. 4. Telegrams to Karl N. Llewellyn from various, 1938-1941. BB. III. Miscellaneous Correspondence to, from and about Karl N. Llewellyn BB. III. 1. Miscellaneous Correspondence to and from Karl N. Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet, 1935, 1937-1940, 1942- 1943, and undated letters and notes.

BB. III. 2. Letters to Karl N. Llewellyn from Erwin Hirschfeld, 1935-1936. BB. III. 3. Letters, memos, carbons, primarily from Mabel Shaw, secretary to Karl N. Llewellyn, to Emma Corstvet, and others, 1933-1935 and undated. BB. III. 4. Letters to Karl N. Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet from Germany, 1911, 1937-1941, 1981 and undated.

BB. III. 5. Correspondence to and from Karl N. Llewellyn's and Emma Corstvet's family members, various dates, 1934- 1957. BB. III. 6. Correspondence to and from China of Karl N.

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Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet, 1938-1941, 1944.

BB. III. 7. Correspondence from, to, and about Nial Llewellyn, approximately 1943-1946. BB. III. 8. Correspondence and documents re: Lease for 410 Riverside Drive and data on Bronxville houses: 128 Boulder Trail and 24 Merriam Avenue, 1939, 1941, 1944. BB. III. 9. Letters to Mr. E. Llewellyn re: electrical service at home in Redhook, NY.

BB. III. 10. Letter to Karl N. Llewellyn from Soia Mentschikoff, approximately May 26, 1946. BB. IV. Miscellaneous Items BB. IV. 1. Copies of newspapers, handprinted from KNL as a youth, 1903, and from Adam Llewellyn's high school, 1937.

BB. IV. 2. Classnotes, an article on Holmes, and a memorandum regarding bar survey committee. BB. IV. 3. Copies of newspaper clippings regarding Karl N. Llewellyn's race for democratic leader of the 11th assembly district, 1934. BB. IV. 4. Copies of photographs, unidentified.

BB. IV. 5. Karl N. Llewellyn's fiction: poems, humorous essays and other items, various dates. BB. IV. 6. Negatives of photographs of Karl N. Llewellyn and Emma Corstvet at Northern Cheyenne Reservation, 1936.

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