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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
American Legal Manuscripts from the
Harvard Law School Library
THE
ZECHARIAH CHAFEE, JR
PAPERS
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA
A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
American Legal Manuscripts from the
Harvard Law School Library
THE
ZECHARIAH CHAFEE, JR
PAPERS
Prepared by Erika Chadbourn
Manuscript Division, Harvard Law School Library
Research Assistant
David Loving
A microfilm project of
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be used for research purposes without specific permission from the School. Copyright in the
microfilm edition of this collection and in the printed guide to the collection is registered in the
name of the President and Fellows of Harvard College. Roll duplication of the whole or any part of
this film is prohibited, but instead of transcription, enlarged photocopies of selected items
contained on these rolls may be made to facilitate research. Brief quotations are authorized, but
publication or reproduction in any form of major portions of these papers must have the written
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School, Cambridge, MA 02138.
The user is cautioned that literary property rights (common law rights) are not covered by
this permission to use. These rights derive from the principle of common law that the writer of an
unpublished letter or other manuscript has the sole right to publish the contents thereof, unless he
affirmatively parts with the right. The right descends to his legal heirs regardless of the physical
owenership of the manuscript itself. Although this right is generally considered to pass into the
public domain after fifty years, it is the responsibility of an author or his publisher to secure the
permission of the owner of literary property rights in unpublished writing.
LCCN 89-892142
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THE ZECHARIAH CHAFEE, JR., PAPERS
© 1987 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College
TABLE ©F OOMTEMTS
Description of Papers
Scope and Content Note
Biographical Note
Reel Index
v
vi
vii
Reels 1-2
Series I. General Correspondence, 1916-1956
1
Reel3
Series II. Judges' Letters
Series III. Personal, Biographical, Family Material
7
8
Reel 4
Series III. Personal, Biographical, Family Material cont
9
ReelS
Series III. Personal, Biographical, Family Material cont
Series IV. Activities
9
10
Reels 6-18
Series IV. Activities cont
10
Reel 19
Series IV. Activities cont
Series V. Interpleader
16
17
Reels 20-24
Series V. Interpleader cont
17
Reel 25
Series V. Interpleader cont
Series VI. Civil Liberties
20
20
Reels 26-31
Series VI. Civil Liberties cont
20
Reel 32
Series VI. Civil Liberties cont
Series VII. Teaching Notes
23
23
Reels 33^9
Series VII. Teaching Notes cont
24
Reel 50
Series VII. Teaching Notes cont
Series VIII. Harvard Law School
29
29
Reel 51
Series VIII. Harvard Law School cont
29
in
Reel 52
Series VIII. Harvard Law School cont
Series IX. Writings
30
30
Reels 53-75
Series IX. Writings cont
30
Reel 76
Series IX. Writings cont
Series X. Legal Miscellany
42
42
Reels 77-81
Series X. Legal Miscellany cont
42
Reel 82
Series X. Legal Miscellany cont
Series XI. Addenda
45
45
Reel 83
Addenda cont
45
Appendix
47
Subject Index
49
IV
PESO WTQOM OF FÂFE^!
The Papers of Zechariah Chafee, Jr., law professor, legal scholar, and historian, were
presented to the Harvard Law School Library in 1957 by Zechariah Chafee III and Peter
Seamens, Esq., except for two Paige Boxes of student notes, which were given to the library by
Professor Chafee himself in 1956.
Access to these papers is governed by the rules and regulations of the Harvard Law School
Library, and by the special terms of access as stated in the letters of Zechariah Chafee III dated
September 18, 1957 and December 26,1969, respectively, and by Mr. Earl C. Borgeson's letter
of January 6, 1970. Literary rights in the unpublished writings of Professor Chafee in these papers and in other collections in the custody of the Harvard Law School have not been dedicated to
the public.
Linear feet of shelf space occupied:
Approximate number of items:
50
22,000
•0FE ÂMD'•NTElNnr MQT\
The 22,000 items in the personal papers of Zechariah Chafee, Jr. (1885-1957) span the
years 1898-1957, with the bulk of the material covering the years from 1916 to 1956. There is
also a small group of materials of Zechariah Chafee, Jr.'s father and grandfather, originating
between 1840 and 1882.
The collection includes professional correspondence; a small amount of personal and family
correspondence; teaching notes; student notes; statistical surveys in the field of legislation;
reports; minutes of meetings; drafts of writings, speeches, lectures, and legislation; and pamphlets, photographs, and clippings.
The papers of Zechariah Chafee, Jr. relate to his activities as law teacher, legal scholar,
historian, and champion in the cause of freedom. There is only a small amount of material in
these papers relating to his family and personal life. His professional activities dominate the
papers.
The Chafee Papers includes Professor Chafee's research and correspondence in connection with the drafting of the federal Interpleader Act of 1936, of which he was the author, and his
editorial contributions to the posthumous publication of Professor Edwin Merrick Dodd's American
Business Corporations until 1860 (1954).
Among Professor Chafee's correspondents were U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes, Jr.; U.S. Supreme Court Justices Black, Brandeis, Burton, Cardozo, Douglas,
Frankfurter, Holmes, and Stone; Judges Charles F. Amidon, Amos N. Blanden, Armistead Dobie,
Laurence I. Duncan, Learned Hand, Frank R. Kenison, Raymond S. Wilkins, and Charles E.
Wyzanski, Jr.; Harold Laski,. Archibald MacLeish, Allan Nevins, Frank W. Taussig, Alfred North
Whitehead, and Herbert Croly.
Throughout the guide, HLS stands for Harvard Law School; MSS for manuscript; and ZC
refers to Professor Chafee.
VI
BIOG^ÄFMCAl MOTE
Zechariah Chafee, Jr., Professor of Law, 1885-1957
1885
1907
1907-1910
1912
1913
1913-1916
19141916-1919
1917-1918
1920
1923
1923-1925,
1932
1929-1931
1936
1937
1938
1941
1943-1947
1947-1948
1948
1944
1950
1953
Born, Providence, Rhode Island, December 7
A.B., Brown University
With Builders Iron Foundry, Providence
Married May Dexth Sharpe, July 20; children: Zechariah III, Robert S., Anne C.
Brien, Ellen C. Tillinghast
L.L.B., Harvard University
In practice with Tillinghast & Collins, Providence
Member, Board of Directors, Builders Iron Foundry
Assistant Professor of Law, Harvard; Professor of Law after 1919
Member, Cambridge (MA) Legal Advisory Board
One of twelve lawyers reporting on illegal activities of Department of Justice
Chairman, Committee on Coal and Civil Liberties, reporting to the U.S. Coal
Commission
Lecturer on law, Columbia University Summer School
Consultant to National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement (coauthor of report on lawlessness in law enforcement, 1931)
L.L.D., St. John's University; lecturer at Chicago University; syndic, Harvard
University Press
L.L.D., Brown University
Appointed Langdell Professor of Law, Harvard
D.C.L., Boston University
Member, Freedom of Press Commission
Member, U.N. Subcommittee on Freedom of Information and the Press
U.S. delegate to U.N. Conference, Geneva
Litt.D., Colby College
Appointed University Professor at Harvard
L.L.D., University of Chicago
Undated accomplishments
Fellow, Brown University
Director, Cambridge Welfare Union
Member, American Bar Association (on subcommittee drafting the federal Interpleader Act of
1936; Bill of Rights Committee)
Member, American Philosophical Society, Colonial Society of Massachusetts, American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, Massachusetts Historical Society, Alpha Delta Phi, Phi
Beta Kappa
Episcopalian
Belonged to: Harvard Club (Boston); Tavern Club; Century Club (New York)
vii
Author
Freedom of Speech, 1920
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts, 1924
Chapter on law in Civilization in the U.S., 1922 and in America Now, 1938
The Inquiring Mind, 1928
Legal introduction to Suffolk County Court Records (1671-1680), 1933
Cases on Equitable Remedies, 1939
State House vs. Pent House (legal problems of the Rhode Island Race Track Row) 1937
The Constitutional Convention That Never Met (two parts), 1938,1939
Free Speech in the United States, 1941
Weathering the Panic of 73,1942
Reissued Notes on Bills and Mass Communications, 1947
Some Problems of Equity, 1950
Documents on Fundamental Human Rights, 1951
How Human Rights Got into the Constitution, 1952
Freedom of Speech and Press, 1955
Co-author
Cases on Equity (Chafee, Simpson, and Maloney), 1934, 2d ed., 1946
Return to Freedom, 1944
Editor
Brannan's Negotiable Instruments Law (4th ed.), 1926
VIII
^EELINDEX
Reel 1
Frame No.
I. General Correspondence, 1916-1956
Series Notes
Predominantly general professional correspondence, dealing with Chafee's writings, lectures, speeches,
general law school matters, publication matters, proposed federal legislation, etc. Correspon-dents include
Harvard College and Harvard Law School colleagues, law teachers in other parts of the U.S. and abroad,
practicing lawyers, editors of law reviews and national publications, former students, etc. Period covered is
mainly 1916 to 1928, with little correspondence after that. Correspondence concerning specific activities is
generally filed with the particular activity, committee, investigation, or organization in Series IV, V, or VI.
Correspondence includes letters from Harold Laski, Archibald MacLeish, Allan Nevins, Frank W.
Teussig, Alfred North Whitehead, and Herbert Croly.
0001
0052
A
Miscellany. Box 1, Folder 1. 51 pp.
0001
Abbott, Ernest Hamlin. 1p.
0002
Alien Property Custodian (2). 5pp.
0007
Allen, CF. 1 p.
0008
Allinson, Francis G. (2). 4pp. (3 frames)
0011
American Association of University Professors. 2pp.
0013
American Civil Liberties Union (2). 2pp.
0015
American Council on Education. 1p.
0016
American Federation of Labor (3). 3pp.
0019
American Historical Review (4). 6pp.
0025
The American Mercury. 1 p.
0026
American Telegraph and Telephone Co. 1p.
0027
Anderson, George W. 1p.
0028
The W.H. Anderson Co. (2). 2pp.
0030
Andrews, Fletcher R. (3). 3pp.
0033
Angelí, Ernest (4). 2pp.
0035
Alpha Delta Phi. 12pp.
0047
Appel, Monte. 1 p.
0048
Authors' Clipping Bureau (4). 4pp.
B
Miscellany. Box 1, Folders 2-3. 92pp.
0052
Bakhuysen-Schuld, J.L. 1p.
0053
Baldwin, Roger. 1 p.
0054
Barnes, Harry C.[E.]. 1p.
0055
Bains(?)1p.
0056
Batchelder, Samuel F. 1p.
0057
Bates, Henry M. (2). 7pp.
0063
Beale, J.H. 2pp.
0065
Beard, Charles A. 1 p
0066
Bennett, Lawrence G. (2). 2pp.
0068
Bennett, E. Kontz. 2pp.
0070
Bermuda Biological Station for Research. 9pp.
0079
Beverldge, Albert J. (2). 4pp.
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0150
0164
0172
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B
Miscellany cont.
0083
Biographical Directory of American Scholars. 1 p.
0084
Bliven, Bruce (2). 3pp.
0087
Bohlen, Francis, H. (2). 5pp.
0092
Bom, Leonard (4). 11pp.
0103
Bosson, Campbell. 3pp.
0106
Boston Traveler. 1p.
0107
Boston Herald. 2pp.
0109
Brewster, Ralph O. 2pp.
0111
Brigham, Henry R. 2pp.
0118
Brennen, J. (2). 9pp.
0127
Broderick, John H. 2pp.
0129
Brown, Thomas H. 5pp.
0134
Brown University Library. 1 p.
0135
[Brown University Paper] (footnotes for "Give Your Minds Sea Room"). 1p.
0136
Bruce, Andrew A. 1 p.
0137
Bryan, William H. (2). 2pp.
0139
Buchanan,John G. 1p.
0140
[Senate rules survey.] 4pp.
Campbell, Morton C, 1928-1930. Box 1, Folder 4. 6pp.
Clark, William, January 1922-May 1922. Box 1, Folder 5.14pp.
Conant, James B., 1952-1956. Box 1, Folder 6. 8pp.
Crawford, F.G., 1926-1928. Box 1, Folder 7. 8pp.
C
0180
Callaway, D. Joseph. 1p.
0181
Carnal, Henri (2). 4pp.
0185
Carpenter, Charles E. 1p.
0186
Centennial History of the Harvard Law School. 1p.
0187
Chapman, John M. (2). 2pp.
0189
Cheny, Howell (2). 3pp.
0192
University of Chicago (2). 5pp.
0197
Christ Church. 1 p.
0198
Christian Science Monitor. 1 p.
0199
Codman, John S. 4pp.
0203
Collins, James C. (3). 4pp.
0207
Colt, LeBaron B. (2). 4pp.
0211
Columbia University (4). 4pp.
0215
Committee of Forty-Eight. 4pp.
0219
Comstock, Richard B. 1p.
0220
Congressional Publishing Society. 1p.
0221
Contemporary Verse (2). 2pp.
0223
Cook, Harold E.1 p.
0224
Cook, W.W. (2). 3pp.
0227
Cooperative Society of Harvard. 1 p.
0228
Coyle, Albert F.1 p.
0229
Crane, J.A. 1p.
0230
Croly, Herbert W. (3). 5pp.
0235
Curtis, Charles P. (2). 2pp.
Dodd, Edwin Merrick, 1918-1943 [1948]. Box 1, Folder 10. 33pp.
D
Miscellany. Box 1, Folder 11.34pp.
0270
Dallinger, F.W. (2). 5pp.
0275
Dawson, John B. (2). 3pp.
0278
Deseaulles, Casimir (2). 2pp.
0280
The John Dewey Gift Fund. 1p.
0281
Dinkelspiel, Martin J. (2). 3pp.
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0304
0316
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0284
Donovan, William J. 1 p.
0285
Drew, Edward B. 2pp.
0287
Dunham, William H. 1p.
0288
Durfee, Edgar N. (3). 16pp.
The Encyclopedia Britannica. Box 1, Folder 12.12pp.
E
0316
The Economic Club of Boston (2). 16pp.
[second item not in sequence: follows at 0333; 2 frames]
0332
Eaton, C.C. 1p.
0335
Edloff, Ethan E. 1p.
0336
Edwards, Walter A. (2) [letter concerning]. 3pp.
0339
Elliott, Howard (3). 3pp.
0342
Emerton, Ephraim. 1p.
0343
Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (2). 2pp.
0345
Everett, Walter G. (2). 4pp.
0349
Entriken, Esther R. 1p.
0350
Evarts, William M. (2). 5pp.
0355
Ewart, JohnS. (4). 10pp.
Firuski, Maurice, 1928-1929. Box 1, Folder 14. 24pp.
F
Miscellany. Box 1, Folder 15. 23pp.
0389
Faunce, William H.P. (3). 5pp.
0394
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. 1 p.
0395
Fillins, Richard S. (3). 4pp.
0399
Ford Hall Forum (6). 6pp.
0405
Frey, John F. 1 p.
0406
Fries, Amos A. 1 p.
0407
Fuller, Frederich T. (2). 5pp.
Goldstein, Robert, 1924. Box 1, Folder 16.15pp.
Gordon, Thurlow M., 1917. Box 1, Folder 17. 5pp.
Griswold, Erwin N., (1948-1949). Box 1, Folder 18. 22pp.
0454
(1950-1951). Box 1, Folder 19. 38pp.
0492
(1952-1956). Box 1, Folder 20. 45pp.
G
0537
General Education Board. 1p.
0538
Goodman, Harold. 2pp.
0540
Gorphe, F. (2). 6pp.
0546
Gosline, Harold 1.1p.
0547
Graham, Charles V. 1 p.
0548
Gray, Rolan (2). 2pp.
0550
Graves, W. Brooks (4). 4pp.
0554
Green, Frederick. 2pp.
0556
Greene, F. Hartwell. 2pp.
0558
Green, J. Raeburn. 1p.
0559
Greenough, Easton and Cross. 1p.
0560
Ginneil, F.W. 2pp.
Harper Brothers, Publishers, 1928-1929. Box 1, Folder 22.14pp.
Harvard University, 1917-1928. Box 1, Folder 23.15pp.
H
Miscellany [empty folder]. Box 1, Folder 24.1 p.
I
0592
Independent (2). 3pp.
0595
Ingraham, Elsie P. 1p.
0596
Institute di Studi Legislativ! (2). 3pp.
0599
Iveson, Helen [letter concerning]. 2pp.
Jackson, William A. Box 2, Folder 1.47pp.
Frame No.
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0653
0660
0668
0694
0774
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0862
0932
J
0648
James, Eldon R. 3pp.
0651
James, Henty. 1p.
0652
Jameson, J. Franklin. 1p.
Kallen, Horance M., 1928. Box 2, Folder 3. 7pp.
Kingsley, Robert, 1928. Box 2, Folder 4. 8pp.
K
0668
Kales, Albert M. (3). 11 pp.
0679
Kelley, Florence (2). 3pp.
0682
Kennelly, A.E. 1p.
0683
Kenyon, Emma Tucker (2). 8pp.
0691
Knopf, Alfred. 2pp.
0693
Koopman, H.L. 1p.
Landis, James M. Box 2, Folders 6-7. 80pp.
0694
1925-1938. Folder 6. 49pp.
0743
1940-1952. Folder 7. 31 pp.
Laski, Harold J., 1937-1950. Box 2, Folder 8. 21pp.
L
0795
Lake, Kirsopp (2). 2pp.
0797
Lamont, Donald Y. (2). 2pp.
0799
Landau, Lloyd A. (2). 3pp.
0802
Lane, Winthrop D. (2). 4pp.
0806
Langenbach, John H. (3). 7pp.
0813
Langren, Edward. 2pp.
0815
Laski, Frieda (Mrs. Harold). 3pp.
0818
Lawrence, William (2). 2pp.
0820
League of Nations [Non-Partisan Association] (2). 3pp.
0823
Leighton, Leon (Lipschitz). 2pp.
0825
Levy-Ullman, H. 3pp.
0828
[Harvard] Liberal Club [of Boston] (2). 16pp.
0844
Lile, W. 1p.
0845
Lincoln School (2). 5pp.
0850
Lou, H.H. 1p.
0851
Lowell, A. Lawrence (5). 6pp.
0857
Lowenthal, Max. 1p.
0858
Ludington, Dorothy (2). 4pp.
MacLeish, Archibald. Box 2, Folders 10-11. 70pp.
0862
September-October 1948. Folder 10. 21pp.
0883
November 1948-1950. Folder 11. 49pp.
Macneil, Sayre. Box 2, Folders 12-13. 61pp.
0932
1916-1926. Folder 12. 40pp.
0972
1927-1943. Folder 13. 21pp.
I General Correspondence, 1916-1956 cont.
0001
0020
0040
0111
Magruder, Calvert, 1920-1954. Box 2, Folder 14.19pp.
Maguire, John M., 1917-1936. Box 2, Folder 15. 20pp.
Meiklejohn, Alexander, 1918-1954. Box 2, Folder 16. 71pp.
M
0111
McBee, Silas. 1p.
0112
MacMillan Company (3). 7pp.
0119
Mahoney, Bertha E. (2). 3pp.
0122
Metcalf, Jesse F. 2pp.
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Miscellany cont.
0124
Monahan, Thomas F. (2). 3pp.
0127
Morris, EP. (2). 6pp.
0133
Morrison, Elizabeth (2). 3pp.
0136
Moulton, E. Butler. 1p.
0137
Moss, William W. (2). 3pp.
0140
Mott and Ottaway (2). 2pp.
0142
Muskingum Forensic Club (2). 4pp.
The Nation. 1928. Box 2, Folder 18. 16pp.
N
0162
National Committee for Mental Hygiene. 1p.
0163
National Popular Government League (2). 2pp.
0165
[Navy] League of the U.S. 1p.
0166
Nelles, Walter (3). 4pp.
0170
Nevens, Thomas A. 4pp.
0174
Nevins, Allan (2). 3pp.
0177
New York Times. 1p.
0178
New Republic (2). 2pp.
0180
New School for Social Research (2). 2pp.
Osborn, Albert S., 1923-1928. Box 2, Folder 20. 31pp.
O
0213
Ohio State University. 2pp.
0215
Open Forum Speakers' Bureau (3). 3pp.
Pound, Roscoe. Box 2, Folders 22-23.122pp.
0218
1914-1934. Folder 22. 60pp.
0278
1935-1955. Folder 23. 62pp.
Powell, Thomas Reed, 1917-1927. Box 3, Folder 1. 51 pp.
Providence Journal Letter•Fan Mail. 1916. Box 3, Folder 2. 39pp.
P
0430
Palmer, Harry O. (2). 2pp.
0432
Peabody, Frederick W. 4pp.
0436
Perret, St. John. 3pp.
0439
Peters, John P. 2pp.
0441
Poland, William C. 3pp.
0444
Porter, Charles H. 3pp.
0447
Portland Evening News (2). 4pp.
0451
Pound, Cuthbert W. (2). 4pp.
0455
Pusey, Nathan M. 2pp.
R
0457
R.O.T.C. (6). 6pp.
0463
Radeke, Elise G. (2). 2pp.
0465
Rhode Island Society for Mental Hygiene (2). 2pp.
0467
Richberg, Donald R. (2). 2pp.
0469
[Rightmire, George W.] 2pp.
0471
Rineker, Samuel M. 1 p.
0472
Robert Brookings Graduate School of Economics and Government,
Washington, D.C. 4pp.
0476
Rowe, Margaret (2). 3pp.
0479
Royce, Josiah. 1 p.
The Saturday Review of Literature, 1928. Box 3, Folder 5. 8pp.
Sellew, Timothy G., 1913-1916. Box 3, Folder 6. 24pp.
Shapley, Harlow, 1931-1956. Box 3, Folder 7. 46pp.
Simpson, Sidney P., 1931-1949. Box 3, Folder 8. 20pp.
Smith, Miss, 1955. Box 3, Folder 9. 52pp.
Stanley, Maurice, 1942. Box 3, Folder 10. 9pp.
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0646
0760
0781
0836
0856
Sweet and Maxwell, Law Publishers, 1927-1928. Box 3, Folder 11. 7pp.
S
Miscellany. Box 3, Folders 12-14.114pp.
0646
Salmon, Thomas W. 1p.
0648
Saunders, [Mrs.] F.A. (2). 3pp.
0651
Seligman, Eustace. 3pp.
0654
Saunders, G.E. 3pp.
0657
Schechter, Frank I. (2). 2pp.
0659
Seagle, William (4). 5pp.
0664
Sayre, Paul L. 27pp.
0691
Shearman and Sterling (3). 3pp.
0694
Shepherd, W[hitney]. 2pp.
0696
Siegfried, André (3). 11 pp.
0707
Sleeping Car Porters (2). 2pp.
0709
Slemp, C.B. 1p.
0710
Smiley, Charles N. (2). 9pp.
0719
Smith, George M. 1p.
0720
Smith, Nathaniel W. (3) 3pp.
0723
Smith, Young B. 1 p.
0724
Social Science Abstracts (3). 8pp.
0732
Spiegelberg, George A. 1p.
0733
Stanford University. 3pp.
0736
Starsinger, Vincent (3). 4pp.
0740
Stephens, Harold M. 2pp.
0742
Stone, Donald L. (3). 10pp.
0752
Stowe, F.L. 1p.
0753
Stowell, G.L. 2pp.
0755
Survey, The (2). 2pp.
0757
Szego, Paul. 3pp.
Thayer, Ezra R., 1914-1915. Box 3, Folder 15. 21pp.
Tillinghurst, William R., 1916-1928. Box 3, Folder 16. 55pp.
T
0836
Taft, Robert A. (1) (see also frame 0846 below). 3pp.
0839
Tanner, Harold B. 2pp.
0841
Taussig, Frank W. (2). 2pp.
0843
Taylor, Joseph. 2pp.
0845
Thomas, Arthur J. 1 p.
0846
Taft, Robert A. (1) (see also frame 0836 above). 1 p.
0847
Thompson, George J. 1p.
0848
Thursday Evening Club. 1p.
0849
Tozzer, Alfred M. 1p.
0850
Turner, Frederick J. (2). 3pp.
0853
Turrentine. 2pp.
0855
Twentieth Century Club. 1p.
U
0856
Uniform State Laws (2). 2pp.
0858
Unitarian Laymen's League (1) (see also frame 0864 below). 2pp.
0860
United States Senate [Robert F. Wagner; see also frame 0923 below]. 1p.
0861
Université de Montpellier [Jules Valéry]. 2pp.
0863
University of Kansas [M.T. van Hecke]. 1p.
0864
Unitarian Laymen's League (5). 10pp.
Frame No.
0874
0891
0923
0962
V
0874
Van Fleet, Alan C. (2). 3pp.
0877
Viking Press (2). 2pp.
0879
Villard, Oswald Garrison (2). 5pp.
0884
Void, Laurez (4). 5pp.
0889
Vought, Grandis Tracey (2). 2pp.
Warren, Edward N., 1916-1941. Box 3, Folder 20. 32pp.
W Miscellany. Box 3, Folders 21-22. 39pp.
0923
Wagner, Robert F. (see also frame 0860 above ). 2pp.
0925
Warren, Joseph. 1p.
0926
Washburn, Henry B. (2). 3pp.
0929
Washington and Lee University [Charles F. Light, Jr.]. 4pp.
0933
Webster, Cornelius C. (2). 3pp.
0936
Wellesley College Debating Society. 2pp.
0938
West, William L.1 p.
0939
Whippie, Leon R. (3). 3pp.
0942
Wettuch, R.H. (5). 9pp.
0951
Whitehead, Alfred M. 1p.
0952
White House [Joseph Tumulty for Woodrow Wilson]. 1 p.
0953
Whitney, Charlotte Anita (2). 3pp.
0956
Wickser, Phillip J. 1p.
0957
Wigmore, John H. 2pp.
0959
Williams College [Edward P. Taylor]. 1p.
0960
Winfield, Percy H. 2pp.
Y
0962
Yale University (5). 6pp.
0968
Young, Alyyn. 1p.
0969
Young Orchard Company. 16pp.
[0985
Maritain, Jacques. 2pp.]
»I Judges' Letters
Series Note
Predominantly professional correspondence, discussion of Chafee's books and investigations, acknowledgements of receipt and expressions of gratitude for articles and other material received from Chafee, comments on current legal cases of national prominence, etc. The name of the judge is followed by his birth and
death dates, his title at the time of the correspondence, and the date(s) of the correspondence.
0001
0051
0052
0056
0070
0072
0081
Amidon, Charles Fremont, 1856-1937, Judge, U.S. District Court, North Dakota,
1919-1920. Box 4, Folder 1. 50pp.
Black, Hugo LaFayette, 1886- , Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S.,
February 28,1940. Box 4, Folder 2.1p.
Blandin, Amos Neyes, Jr., December 20,1896- , Associate Justice, Supreme Court of
New Hampshire, Octobers and October 24,1955. Box 4, Folder3. 4pp.
Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S.,
1918-1941. Box 4, Folder 4. 14pp.
Burton, Harold Hitz, 1888- , Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S., September
28,1949. Box 4, Folder 5. 2pp.
Cardozo, Benjamin Nathan, 1870-1938, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S.,
1928-1935. Box 4, Folder 6. 9pp.
Dobie, Armistead, Judge, U.S. Circuit Court, 4th District since December 19,1939
(Virginia), n.d. Box 4, Folder 7. 2pp.
Frame No.
0083
0084
0086
0520
0524
0532
0539
0540
0541
0543
Douglas, William Orville, 1898-, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S.,
Februarys, 1940. Box 4, Folder8.1p.
Duncan, Laurence Isley, October 5,1906-, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of New
Hampshire, August 8,1956. Box 4, Folder 9. 2pp.
Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S. Box 4,
Folders 10-19.434pp.
0086
December 15,1914-nJanuary 18,1926. Folder 10. 61pp.
0147
November 18,1926-May 1,1929. Folder 11. 45pp.
0192
May 2,1929-June 24,1931. Folder 12. 42pp.
0234
July 2, 1932-April 12, 1939. Folder 13. 47pp.
0281
December 5,1940-April 13,1943. Folder 14.42pp.
0323
April 28,1943-November 19,1949. Folder 15. 59pp.
0382
November 25,1949-October 30,1952. Folder 16. 36pp.
0418
November 1,1952-December 3, 1956. Folder 17. 47pp.
0465
Undated letters. Folder 18. 31pp.
0496
June 25,1932-August 16,1944. Folder 19. 24pp.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Jr., 1841-1935, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the
U.S., 1921-1924. Box 4, Folder 21. 4pp.
Hughes, Charles Evans, Jr., 1862-1948, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S.,
1921-1943. Box 4, Folder 22. 8pp.
Kenison, Frank Rowe, 1907-, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of New Hampshire,
1955-1956. Box 4, Folder 23. 7pp.
Stone, Harlan Fiske, 1872-1946, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S.,
January 6,1938. Box 4, Folder 24.1p.
Wilkins, Raymond Sänger, 1891- , Chief Justice, Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts, December 6,1955. Box 4, Folder 25.1p.
Wyzanski, Charles Edward, Jr., 1906-, Chief Judge, U.S. District Court,
Massachusetts, October 19,1953. Box 4, Folder 26. 2pp.
Miscellaneous Judges' Letters [Warren Burger; Jerome N. Frank]. Box 4, Folder 27.
3pp.
BOO. Personal, Biographical, Family Material
Series Note
Material includes correspondence of various members of Chafee family, some clippings, photos, estate
matters, and other personal miscellany. Zechariah Chafee, Jr. is variously referred to as Z. Chafee, Z.C., Z.
Chafee, Jr., and Zechariah Chafee. A.L.S. refers to autographed letters signed.
0546
0782
Pittsburgh to Providence: Correspondence of Z. Chafee and Thomas Eddy, 18401851. Box 5, Folder 1.236pp.
Letters from Chafee's grandfather, Zachariah Chafee, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to
his uncle, Thomas Eddy, of Providence, Rhode Island. These are A.L.S. by both
Chafee and Eddy, with typescripts and carbons of typescripts. Z. Chafee, Jr. used
some of these letters in his "Dorr Pamphlets," which was a series of pamphlets in
"Rhode Island Affairs, Past, Present and Future." Includes one letter, Z.C., Jr. to
James Williamson Eddy, November 22,1937, explaining his purpose in publishing
part of the correspondence and suggesting to Mr. Eddy to deposit the
correspondence in a safe place such as a historical society.
William. R.T., Letters to Z. Chafee, 1881-1882. Box 5, Folder 7. 30pp.
A.L.S., William R.T. to Chafee (apparently Z.C., Jr.'s father), 1859-1943. All letters
signed Wm. R.T., who apparently was a mining engineer. Letters sent from
Colorado and New Mexico.
8
Frame No.
0812
Zechariah Chafee, Sr., and Zechariah Chafee, Jr., Correspondence, 1917-1922. Box
5, Folders 8-11.173 pp.
Correspondence between ZC and his father, mostly about family and investment
matters, visits, summer vacations.
DHL Personal, Biographical, Family Material cont.
0001
0141
0255
0533
0843
0880
0906
0911
Zechariah Chafee, Sr., and Zechariah Chafee, Jr., Correspondence, 1917-1922 cont.
Box 5, Folders 12-14.140pp.
Correspondence between ZC and his father, mostly about family and investment
matters, visits, summer vacations.
Chafee Family Correspondence, 1933-1935. Box 5, Folders 15-17.114pp.
Correspondence covers estate of Alice Chafee (Mrs. William) Dunham (1859-1933)
who was twin sister of Zechariah Chafee, Sr. (1859-1943). Correspondence in
these three folders, while largely technical and "family," also represents some of
their philosophy. Mrs. Zechariah Chafee (May Dexth Sharpe) died of leukemia April
27,1934. Campbell Bosson, Harvard A.B. 1910, L.L.B. 1913, was a law school
classmate of ZC who handled a considerable portion of estate work for him from
time to time. Mr. Bosson died September 11,1957:
Chafee, Robert Searle [ZC's son]. Box 5, Folders 18-21. 278pp.
0255
School compositions, letters from Thacher School, 1931-32, Harvard, 1934.
Folder 18. 22pp.
0277
A.L.S. letters and postcards by R.S.C. of European trip, summer of 1933,
plus typescripts. Clipped together in soft covers by ZC. Folder 19.195pp.
0472
Memorial sketch of R.S.C. by ZC, photo of tombstone, Harvard
Commencement program, June 1944. Folder 20.14pp.
0486
Letters of sympathy upon death of R.S. C, 1941. Folder 21. 47pp.
Miscellaneous Letters received by ZC, 1927-1946. Box 6, Folders 1-7. 310pp.
0533
1927-1946. Folder 1. 49pp.
0582
1931-1946. Folder 2. 35pp.
0617
1942-1944 (mostly servicemen). Folder 3. 47pp.
0664
Summer 1944 (#1). Folder 4. 45pp.
0709
0751
0831
Chris Greene Fund, 1944. Folder 7.12pp.
Number theory and problems, 1929,1932. Box 6, Folders 8-9. 37pp.
Radcliffe Commencement, June 1948: Clippings, Program. Box 6, Folder 10. 26pp.
Photo of old prints of Houses of Parliament. Box 6, Folder 11. 5pp.
Includes note from Mrs. Anne Pusey thanking Chafee for lending photos to her. n.d.
Personal Miscellany, Letters, Bills, Clippings. Box 6, Folders 12-13. 91pp.
mi Personal, Biographical, Family Material cont.
0001
0025
0028
Personal Miscellany, Letters, Bills, Clippings cont. Box 6, Folder 14. 24pp.
Zechariah Chafee Jr. Fund, 1956. Box 6, Folder 15. 3pp.
ZC Autobiographical Sketch, 1953; Memorials, 1957. Box 6, Folder 16. 23pp.
Autobiographical sketch, May 1,1953.
Memorial sketch by Mark DeWorlfe Howe and Archibald MacLeish, probably published
in one of the Harvard Bulletins (2 copies).
News clippings at time of death.
Frame No.
0051
0292
0635
Zechariah Chafee Literary Estate, 1957-1964 [1966]. Box 6, Folders 17-22. 241 pp.
Correspondence between Prof. Mark DeWolfe Howe, whom ZC had named as his
literary executor; Campbell Bosson, one of the two executors of ZC; Zechariah
Chafee III, son and second executor of the will; Peter Seamans who took over after
Bosson's death; and Chafee's publishers, collaborators, book dealers, Harvard
University Archives, Harvard Law School Library, etc. [1 poem: To our Elders-and
Betters", by ZC, read Thanksgiving, 1914].
Sprague material, Bankruptcy Matters pursuant to Z. Chafee. Box 7, loose material not
in folders. 343pp.
Slip inside package of papers reads: Papers•N.A. Hunt, Secretary and Treasurer•
Committee of Creditors of the A.W. Sprague Manf's Co.•1878-1879.
Package marked: "Sprague material, sent to Prof. Z. Chafee from J.H. Hunt,
Providence R.I."
Miscellaneous Clippings Collected by ZC [but not about him, his books, or his
thoughts]. Box 7, Folders 1-3. 215pp.
IV. Activities
Series Note
Material in this series covers mainly professional activities outside of Professor Chafee's teaching and
writing. Much of it is material gathered for special committees and special investigations, material includes
reports, correspondence, memoranda, some pamphlets, reprints of articles, federal laws, and some newspaper clippings.
0850
American Bar Association, Committee on Freedom of the Press and Freedom of
Speech. Box 8, Folders 1-3.
0850
Newspaper letter(s], 1951-1952. Folder 1. 41pp.
0891
Correspondence, January-August 1951. Folders 2-3. 85pp.
DV. Activities con?.
0001
0721
American Bar Association, Committee on Freedom of the Press and Freedom of
Speech cont. Box 8, Folders 4-19. 720pp.
0001
Correspondence, January-August 1951 cont. Folder 4. 55pp.
0056
Correspondence, September-December 1951. Folders 5-7.165pp.
0221
Correspondence, 1952 (reports and MSS). Folders 8-9. 86pp.
0307
Correspondence, 1952. Folders 10-11.131pp.
0365
Reports, 1951 (one report). Folders 12-15.187pp.
0552
Reports, 1952. Folders 16-17. 74pp.
0626
Miscellaneous papers. Folders 18-19. 44pp.
American Bar Association, Special Committee on Bill of Rights, 1942-1949. Box 9,
Folders 1-5. 276pp.
0721
Correspondence, Folders 1-5. 276pp.
0721
March 19-October5, 1942. Folder 1. 51pp.
0772 October 9,1942-February 24,1943. Folder 2. 60pp.
0832 March 12-July 30,1943. Folder 3. 62pp.
0894 July 30-September 15,1943. Folder 4. 41pp.
0935 June 20,1944-January 22,1945. Folder 5. 62pp.
10
Frame No.
IV. Activities cont.
0001
American Bar Association, Special Committee on Bill of Rights, 1942-1949 cont. Box
9, Folders 6-21 and Box 10, Folders 1-2. 997pp.
0001
Correspondence cont. Folders 6-8.141pp.
0001
February 2-September 21,1945. Folder 6. 40pp.
0041 September 24,1945-December 31,1946. Folder 7. 61pp.
0102 January 2,1947-March 9,1948. Folder 8. 40pp.
0142
Oklahoma Syndicalism Case, 1941. Folder 9.18pp.
0156
Japanese-American Evacuees, 1942. Folders 10-12.167pp.
0327
Lovett Case [alleged subversives in the Federal Communications
Commission], 1943. Folders 13-14.134pp.
0461
Hobbs Bill, manuscript and working materials for memo and brief, 1944.
Folders 15-18. 259pp.
0720
Hobbs Bill, correspondence, March 1,1944^June 12, 1944. Box 9, Folders
19-21 and Box 10, Folders 1-2. 278pp.
0001
10, Folders 3-22. 977pp.
0001
Hobbs Bill, correspondence..June 13,1944-December 29,1949. Folders 39.251pp.
0252
Summer, Clyde, conscientious objector case. Folders 10-22. 726pp.
0252 Notes, memoranda, correspondence, and pamphlets, 1943-1944.
0448 Memoranda, notes, 1944-1945. Folders 15-18. 344pp.
0792 Correspondence, December 1943-July 1944. Folder 19. 33pp.
0825 Correspondence, December 1944. Folder 20. 35pp.
0860 Pamphlets, 1944-1945. Folder 21. 76pp.
0936 Correspondence, January-March 1944. Folder 22. 42pp.
OV. Activities cont.
0001
0113
10, Folders 23-24. 112pp.
0001
Summer, Clyde, conscientious objector case cont. Folders 23-24.112pp.
0001 Correspondence, April-May 1944. Folder 23.112pp.
0059 Correspondence, June 1945-June 1946. Folder 24. 54pp.
Bricker Amendment, 1952. Box 11, Folders 1-15 and Box 12, Folders 1-3. 816pp.
0113
Proposed Constitutional Amendment. Folders 1-5. 319pp.
0113 May 14-June24,1952. Folder 1. 36pp.
0149 June 26-September9,1952. Folder 2. 64pp.
0213 September 16-October 1, 1952. Folder 3. 37pp.
0250 October 2-November 3,1952. Folder 4. 36pp.
0286 November 4-November 10, 1952. Folder 5. 44pp.
11
Frame No.
Bricker Amendment, 1952 cont.
0330
Bricker Amendment, File 1. Folders 6-15.482pp.
0330 File 1,1952. Folder 6. 88pp.
0398 January-February 1952. Folder 7. 32pp.
0430 March-April 1952. Folder 8.90pp.
0520 May-June 15,1952. Folder 9.56pp.
0576 June 17-June 30,1952. Folder 10. 51pp.
0627 July-December 1952. Folder 11. 32pp.
0659 January-June 1953. Folder 12. 39pp.
0698 July-August 1953. Folder 13.19pp.
0717 September-December 1953. Folder 14.46pp.
0763 1954. Folder 15. 39pp.
0802
Bricker Amendment, File 2,1955-1956. Box 12, Folders 1-3.127pp.
0802 File 2,1955-1956. Folder 1. 41pp.
0843 1954. Box 12, Folders 2-3. 86pp.
Re@B 10
0001
0259
0836
Bricker Amendment, File 2 cont. Box 12, Folders 4-8. 258pp.
0001
1954. Folders 4-6. 159pp.
0160
1953. Folder 7. 28pp.
0188
1954. FolderS. 71pp.
Massachusetts Historical Society (miscellaneous correspondence, lists, photographs,
views of Boston), 1941-1956. Box 12, Folders 9-23. 577pp.
0259
December 1938-September 1941. Folder 9. 32pp.
0291
December 1941-October 1944. Folder 10. 48pp.
0339
January 1945-[November]. Folder 11.1945. 43pp.
0382
October 1946-December 1946. Folder 12. 50pp.
0432
January 1947-December 1948. Folder 13. 37pp.
0469
February 1949-June 1949. Folder 14. 34pp.
0503
October 1949-October 1950. Folder 15. 32pp.
0535
November 1950-September 1951. Folder 16. 20pp.
0555
February 1952-December 1952. Folder 17. 54pp.
0609
December 1953-August 1954. Folder 18. 36pp.
0645
September 1954-November 1954. Folder 19. 26pp.
0671
January 1955-April 1955. Folder 20.17pp.
0688
May 1955-December 1955. Folder 21. 80pp.
0768
January 1956-May 1956. Folder 22. 29pp.
0797
June 1956-December 1956. Folder 23. 33pp.
Communications. Box 13, Folders 1-2.109pp.
0836
Radio Censorship. 1940-1941. Folders 1-2.109pp.
ReeD 11
0001
Communications cont. (some of the research done in collaboration with U.S. Federal
Communications Commission). Box 13, Folders 3-18.885pp.
0001
Radio and Newspaper Censorship, Federal Communications Commission,
1941-1950. Folders 3-5. 228pp.
0229
University of Chicago Press, "Government and Mass Communication,"
correspondence, 1946-1947. Folders 6-7. 87pp.
12
Frame No.
0316
0886
University of Chicago Press, "Government and Mass Communication,"
correspondence, 1948-1956. Folders 8-9.112pp.
0431
Free Press Commission, correspondence. Folders 10-15.281pp.
0431
1947. Folders 10-12. 249pp.
0590
1948. Folder 13. 43pp.
0633
1948-1950. Folder 14. 36pp.
0676 1952-1953. Folder 15. 36pp.
0712
Press Club, San Francisco, address, 1949 [and other speeches/papers by
Chafee on free speech]. Folder 16. 68pp.
0780
Free Speech, miscellaneous correspondence, 1948-1950. Folder 17. 24pp.
0804
Correction of Errors. Folder 18. 82pp.
Freedom of Discussion, correspondence (arranged alphabetically by name of
correspondent). Box 14, Folder 1.52pp.
0886
A. Folder 1. 52pp.
IV. Âcîiviîies cont.
0001
Freedom of Discussion, correspondence cont. (arranged alphabetically by name of
correspondent). Box 14, Folders 2-29. 945pp.
0001
Bailey-Berger. Folder 2. 56pp.
0057
Bettman-Blackwell. Folder 3. 43pp.
0100
Block-Byrns. Folder 4. 56pp.
0156
Cabot-Capper. Folder 5. 30pp.
0186
Chafee-Collins. Folder 6. 48pp.
0234
Colt-Durant. Folder 7. 48pp.
0282
E. Folder 8. 22pp.
0304
Federal [Council of Churches of Christ]-Ferrari. Folder 9. 30pp.
0334
Force[-Fuller]. Folder 10. 24pp.
0358
G. Folder 11. 21pp.
0379
H. Folder 12. 52pp.
0431
K). Folder 13. 19pp.
0450
K. Folder 14. 38pp.
0488
Lanman-Liberal League. Folder 15. 30pp.
0518
Liberal Club-Lowell. Folder 16. 34pp.
0552
McCormick-Maddie. Folder 17. 31 pp.
0583
Maguire-Marburg. Folder 18. 22pp.
0605
Markham-Morris. Folder 19. 24pp.
0629
National [Defense Committee]-Nelson. Folder 20. 24pp.
0663
New Republic. Folder 21. 25pp.
0688
New York Times [Tribune ]-Ordway. Folder 22. 30pp.
0718
P. Folder 23. 34pp.
0752
Ralston-Rolfe. Folder 24.17pp.
0769
Ross-Ryan. Folder 25. 25pp.
0794
Salter-Silver. Folder 26. 33pp.
0827
Sinclair-Sutz. Folder 27. 49pp.
0876
T. Folder 28.18pp.
0894
U-Y. Folder 29. 52pp.
13
Frame No.
R@®113
OV. Activities cont
0001
0799
Rhode Island Bar Association. Box 15, Folders 1-19. 798pp.
0001
Arrest Statute, 1915-1925. Folders 1-2.90pp.
0091
Imprisonment in Civil Cases, 1925. Folders 3-4. 27pp.
0174
Real Estate, Short Forms, 1923-1924. Folders 5-6. 72pp.
0246
Evidence Acts, 1915-1928. Folders 7-8. 93pp.
0339
Adoption Act, 1916. Folder 9. 35pp.
0372
Miscellaneous correspondence, 1915-1925. Folder 10. 47pp.
0419
Rhode Island law notes (1915?). Folder 11.12pp.
0431
Miscellaneous law, 1917-1927. Folder 12. 59pp.
0490
Intestacy Act, 1915-1921. Folders 13-14.101pp.
0591
1922 Session. Folder 15. 34pp.
0625
Probate Courts, 1921. Folders 16-17.84pp.
0709
Address, 1928. Folder 18. 90pp.
United Nations. Box 16, Folders 1-4.194pp.
0799
General correspondence. Folders 1-4.194pp.
0799 1947. Folders 1-3.131pp.
0930 1948. Folder 4. 63pp.
R®@D M
UV. Activities cont.
0001
United Nations cont. Box 16, Folders 5-13 and Box 17, Folder 1.1,069pp.
0001
General correspondence cont. Folders 4-7.159pp.
0001
1948 cont. Folder 5. 63pp.
0064 1949. Folders 6-7. 96pp.
0160
General Assembly, summer and autumn, 1947. Folders 8-9.155pp.
0315
General Assembly, 1950-1951. Folder 10. 41pp.
0346
Freedom of Information. Folders 11-13 and Box 17, Folder 1. 724pp.
0346 Papers after June 5,1947. Folder 11. 26pp.
0372 Conference Position Papers. 1947. Folder 12. 24pp.
0396 Information Book I. Folder 13. 299pp.
0695 Information Book II (Atomic Energy and Freedom of Information).
Box 17, Folder 1.375pp.
R®@fl t
DV. Activities cont
0001
United Nations cont. Box 17, Folders 2-4, 6-16, and Box 18, Folders 1-2. 969pp.
0001
Freedom of Information. Box 17, Folders 2-4 and 6.143pp.
0001
Conference, Geneva, correspondence, May-December 1948.
Folders 2-4.132pp.
0133
Conference, Geneva, press clippings, 1948. Folder 6.10pp.
14
Frame No.
United Nations cont.
0144
Subcommission on Freedom of Information and of the Press. Box 17, Folders
7-16. 586pp.
0144
Correspondence and documents. Folders 7-8.81pp.
0225
Documents and clippings, 1946-1947. Folders 9-10.148pp.
0373
May meeting, correspondence, 1947. Folder 11. 41 pp.
0414
Speeches and clippings, September-October 1947. Folders 12-13.
144pp.
0558
Working documents, 1947. Folders 14-16.172pp.
0730
Freedom of Information, documents [and related items], 1947 [and 1948].
Box 18, Folders 1-3. 240pp.
R@@fl16
DV. Activities cont.
0001
United Nations cont. Box 18, Folders 4-19 and Box 19, Folders 1-2.1,016pp.
0001
Freedom of Information cont. Folders 4-13. 494pp.
0001
Documents, 1947-^48 cont. Folders 4-6. 213pp.
0214
Draft of Principles, November-December 1947. Folder 7. 41pp.
0255
Drafts of Principles, January 1948. Folders 8-9.103pp.
0358
January meeting, materials, 1948. Folders 10-11. 95pp.
0453
January meeting, comments and letters on, 1948. Folder 12. 41 pp.
0495
January meeting, clippings and comments, 1948. Folder 13. 44pp.
0539
Public Speeches on United Nations, 1948. Folder 14.13pp.
0552
UNESCO, correspondence and documents, 1948. Folders 15-16.129pp.
0681
Wisconsin articles and lecture, correspondence and materials, Covenant of
Human Rights, 1950-1951. Folder 17. 77pp.
0758
Freedom of Information Convention, 1951. Folders 18-19. 134pp.
0892
Covenant of Human Rights, correspondence, notes and material, 1951. Box
19, Folders 1-2.125pp.
Reed 17
0001
0448
United Nations cont. Box 19, Folders 3-10. 447pp.
0001
American Bar Association Human Rights Commission. Folders 3-10. 447pp.
0001
Correspondence, notes and material, 1949. Folders 3-4.128pp.
0129 Correspondence, 1949. Folders 5-6. 91pp.
0220 Correspondence, 1950. Folders 7-8.104pp.
0324 Reports [including that of ABA Committee for Peace and Law
through the UN and reports on UN Covenant on Human Rights and
Genocide Convention], 1950. Folder 9. 79pp.
0403 Recommendations and Correspondence, 1951-1952. Folder 10.
35pp.
National Tax Association Committee on Double Domicile in Inheritance Taxation. Box
19, Folders 11-17. 538pp.
0448
Reports, 1936-1940. Folders 11-12. 235pp.
0683
Correspondence, 1937-1938. Folders 13-14.136pp.
0819
Correspondence, Tweed, Harrison, 1939. Folder 15. 39pp.
0858
Article, "Death and Taxes Are Certain•But What of Domicile?" 1939. Folder
16.74pp.
0932
Correspondence, 1939. Folder 17. 54pp.
15
Frame No.
e@@i is
DV. Activities eont
0001
0248
0367
0848
0855
National Tax Association Committee on Double Domicile in Inheritance Taxation cont.
0001
Correspondence cont. Folders 18-22. 247pp.
0001
1939 cont. Folder 18. 62pp.
0063 January-April 26,1940. Folder 19. 64pp.
0127 April 29-30, 1940. Folder 20. 16pp.
0143 May-June 10,1940. Folder 21. 50pp.
0193 June 11,1940-March 15,1941. Folder 22. 55pp.
Association of American Law Schools, Correspondence, 1920-1927. Box 20, Folders
1^. 119pp.
United States Coal Commission. 1923-1929. Box 20, Folders 5-20. 480pp.
0367
Clippings. Folders 5-7. 75pp.
0442
Report. Folders 8-9. 68pp.
0510
Correspondence. Folders 10-20.337pp.
0510
Requests for Report. Folder 10. 36pp.
0546
A. Folder 11. 2pp.
0576
C. Folders 12-13. 68pp.
0644
D. Folder 14.15pp.
0673
H^J. Folder 15. 36pp.
0695
L Folder 16. 55pp.
0750
M. Folder 17. 14pp.
0764
N-[R]. Folder 18. 8pp.
0788
S. Folder 19. 42pp.
0814
T-W. Folder 20. 34pp.
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, Correspondence, 1945. Box 21, Folder 1. 6pp.
Commission on Freedom of the Press. Box 21, Folders 2-4.135pp.
0855
Documents Nos. 32, 54, and 84. Folder 2. 24pp.
0879
Document No. 84A. Folder 3. 55pp.
0934
Document No. 92. Folder 4. 56pp.
Reel 1!
0001
0295
0505
Commission on Freedom of the Press cont. Box 21, Folders 5-9. 294pp.
0001
Document No. 98. Folder 5. 26pp.
0027
Document No. 98F. Folder 6. 82pp.
0109
Memorandum, The Anti-trust Laws. Folder 7. 93pp.
0202
Reports to the Subcommittee on Governmental Control of Communications.
Folder 8. 49pp.
0251
Chafee's notes on libel and group libel. Folder 9.44pp.
Massachusetts Council for the Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1929-1951. Box 21,
0295
General correspondence, reports, clippings. Folders 10-13.172pp.
0467
Manuscript of address. Folder 14.38pp.
United Nations Conference on Freedom of Information, 1944-1953. Box 21, Folders
15-21. 303pp.
0505
Miscellaneous papers #1. Folders 15-17.45pp.
0550
Miscellaneous papers #2. Folders 18-19. 262pp.
0767
Subcommission on Freedom of Information and Press. Folders 20-21.91pp.
16
Frame No.
0858
Watch and Ward Society. 1929-1930. Box 21, Folder 22. 58pp.
0858
Clippings from newspapers concerning the Dunster House Bookshop [owner
arrested for sale of D.H. Lawrence's novel Lady Chatterly's Love/]. 51pp.
0909
[The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti" by Felix Frankfurter, n.d. 17pp.]
V. Interpleader
Series Note
Professor Chafee was the author of the Federal Interpleader Act, which was passed by Congress in 1936.
He undertook his studies for the Section of Insurance Law of the American Bar Association. Material in this
series includes correspondence in connection with the research for, and drafting of, the Federal Interpleader
Act, the study of specific cases used as a basis for the drafting of the Act, and correspondence about articles
and reports that resulted from his investigations. The "Research" section of this series is confined to his
research of the individual states of the Union concerning existing state legislation.
0925
Correspondence, Cases, Articles, Investigations, 1924-1944. Box 22, Folders 1-2.
108pp.
0925
Investigation (by Davison), 1929-1931. Folder 1. 35pp.
0960
Correspondence, 1924-1931. Folder 2. 73pp.
Rs@l 20
V. Interpleader cont.
0001
Correspondence, Cases, Articles, Investigations cont., 1932-1944. Box 22, Folders 615 and Box 23, Folder 1. 967pp.
0001
Article, material for, 1932. Folders 3-5. 239pp.
0240
Correspondence, 1932-1933. Folders 6-8. 164pp.
0240
January-April 1932. Folder 6. 71pp.
0311
May 1932-February 1933. Folder 7. 53pp.
0364
February [March]-May 1933. Folder 8. 39pp.
0403
Correspondence, 1934. Folders 9-15. 486p.
0403
January-February. Folder 9. 70pp.
0473
February-March. Folder 10. 42pp.
0515
March-[April]. Folder 11. 62pp.
0577
May. Folder 12. 83pp.
0660
May-June. Folder 13.104pp.
0764
June. Folder 14. 64pp.
0828
July-December. Folder 15. 58pp.
0889
Correspondence, 1935 (January-February). Box 23, Folder 1. 78pp.
Reell 21
V. interpleader cont.
0001
Correspondence, Cases, Articles, Investigations cont., 1924-1944. Box 23, Folders 218 and Box 24, Folders 1-4. 964pp.
0001
Correspondence, 1935. Box 23, Folders 2-4.155pp.
0001
February-April. Folder 2. 63pp.
0064
April [May]-July- Folder 3. 61pp.
0125
July-December. Folder 4. 37pp.
0162
Choate, Hall and Stewart (case), 1936. Box 23, Folder 5. 34pp.
0190
Article, 1936. Box 23, Folders 6-7.135pp.
17
Frame No.
Correspondence, Cases, Articles, Investigations cont.
0325
Correspondence, 1936. Box 23, Folders 8-11.214pp.
0325
January-March. Folder 8. 74pp.
0399
April-May. Folder 9. 43pp.
0442
June-^July. Folder 10. 56pp.
0498
August-December Folder 11.41pp.
0534
Supreme Court Cases, 1937. Box 23, Folder 12. 27pp.
0561
Gage, Hamilton and June (Interpleader inheritance tax case). Box 23,
0654
Correspondence, 1937. Box 23, Folder 17. 48pp.
0702
Correspondence, 1938 (January-February 1938). Box 23, Folder 18. 46pp.
0748
Correspondence, 1938-1939 (March 1938-December 15,1939). Box 24,
Folder 1.62pp.
0810
Article, 1940. Box 24, Folders 2-4.144pp.
V. Dnterpleader cont.
0001
Correspondence, Cases, Articles, Investigations cont., 1924-1944. Box 24, Folders 522, and Box 25, Folders 1-3.997pp.
0001
Article, 1939-1940 cont. Folders 5-7.106pp.
0107
Correspondence concerning article "Federal Interpleader since 1936,"
January 10-February 26,1940. Folders 8-11.174pp.
0281
Correspondence, March 1-May 9,1940. Folder 12. 28pp.
0309
Correspondence, June 15-December 21,1940. Folder 13. 28pp.
0337
Miscellany (Rogers, Ralph V., "Historical Origins of Interpleader"). 1940.
Folder 14. 48pp.
0385
Miscellany (Clark v. Barlorf), 1940. Folder 15. 51pp.
0436
0436 May 15,1941-March 24,1942. Folder 16. 49pp.
0485 March 24-July 21, 1942. Folder 17. 47pp.
0532
Roebling Estate (material involving Roebling Estate in Box 25, Folders 2-15,
was kept in original order of arrangement in Professor Chafee's files).
Folders 18-22 and Box 25, Folders 1-3. 466pp.
0532 October 20-October 29,1942 (case). Folder 18. 62pp.
0594 October 29-November 4,1942. Folder 19.132pp.
0666 November 10-November 18,1942. Folder 20. 84pp.
0750 November 20-December 14,1942. Folder 21. 57pp.
0807 December 16,1942-March 22,1943. Folder 22. 92pp.
0888 March 22-June 3,1943. Box 25, Folder 1.42pp.
0931 Case, 1943, #1. Folders 2-3. 67pp.
0001
Correspondence, Cases, Articles, Investigations cont. (material involving Roebling
Estate in Box 25, Folders 2-15, was kept in original order of arrangement in
Professor Chafee's files), 1924-1944. Box 25, Folders 4-20. 616pp.
0001
Roebling Estate (case). Folders 4-15. 434pp.
0001
1943, #1 (original folder). Folders 4-5.104pp.
0105 1943, #2 (original folders). Folders 6-7. 55pp.
0165 1943-1944, #1 (original folder). Folders 8-12.159pp.
0324 1943-1944, #2 (original folder). Folders 13-15.111pp.
18
Frame No.
0435
0617
0435 1943. Folders 16-17. 78pp.
0513 194[4]-1947. Folder 18. 46pp.
0559 1954-55. Folder 19. 44pp.
0604
Interpleader Legislation, 1944. Folder 20.12pp.
Research, 1928-1936. Box 26, Folders 1-9. 356pp.
0617
Notes. Folder 1. 58pp.
0675
Model act. Folder 2. 8pp.
0683
Statutes. Folders. 14pp.
0697
England, Dominions. Folder 4.11p
0708
United States, Statutes. Folder 5.113pp.
0821
Alabama. Folder 6.522pp.
0873
Arkansas. Folder 7.17pp.
0891
Arizona. Folder 8. 5pp.
0896
California. Folder 9. 77pp.
0001
Research, 1928-1936 cont. Box 26, Folders 10-21 ; Box 27, Folders 1-19; and Box
28, Folders 1-15. 970pp.
0001
Colorado. Folder 10.12pp.
0013
Connecticut. Folder 11. 48pp.
0061
Delaware. Folder 12.11 pp.
0072
Florida. Folder 13. 9pp.
0081
Georgia. Folder 14. 32pp.
0113
Idaho. Folder 15. 7pp.
0120
Illinois. Folder 16. 50pp.
0170
Indiana. Folder 17.13pp.
0183
Iowa. Folder 18. 5pp.
0188
Kansas. Folder 19.13pp.
0201
Kentucky. Folder 20.17pp.
0218
Louisiana. Folder 21. 27pp.
0245
Maine. Box 27, Folder 1. 4pp.
0249
Maryland. Folder 2. 36pp.
0285
Massachusetts. Folder 3. 56pp.
0341
Michigan. Folder 4. 29pp.
0372
Minnesota. FolderS. 14pp.
0386
Mississippi. Folder 6. 37pp.
0423
Missouri. Folders 7-8. 70pp.
0493
Montana. Folder 9. 7pp.
0500
Nebraska. Folder 10. 9pp.
0509
Nevada. Folder 11.11 pp.
0520
New Hampshire. Folder 12. 4pp.
0524
New York. Folders 13-14.100pp.
0624
North Carolina. Folders 15-16. 23pp.
0647
North Dakota. Folder 17. 6pp.
0653
Ohio. Folders 18-19 and Box 28, Folder 1. 94pp.
0747
Oklahoma. Folder 2. 5pp.
0752
Oregon. Folder 3.11 pp.
0763
Pennsylvania. Folder 4. 37pp.
0800
Rhode Island. Folder 5.11 pp.
0811
South Carolina. Folder 6. 6pp.
0817
South Dakota. Folder 7. 5pp.
19
Frame No.
Research, 1928-1936 cont.
0822
Tennessee. Folder 8. 26pp.
0848
Texas. Folder 9.25pp.
0873
Utah. Folder 10. 5pp.
0878
Vermont. Folder 11. 9pp.
0887
Virginia. Folder 12. 23pp.
0910
Washington. Folder 13.14pp.
0924
West Virginia. Folders 14-15. 47pp.
V. Dnferpleader cont
0001
Research, 1928-1936 cont. Box 28, Folders 16-17. 32pp.
0001
Wisconsin. Folder 16. 27pp.
0028
Wyoming. Folder 17. 5pp.
VI Civil Liberties
Series Note
Professor Chafee was the outstanding legal scholar of the first part of this century in the field of civil liberties.
For forty years he spoke and wrote about the Bill of Rights and the problems of civil liberties such as mail
censorship, academic freedom, and loyalty oaths. Material includes reports, memoranda, analyses of
Browder, Bridges, Hollywood Ten and similar cases, discussion of congressional bills, and state legislation
designed to limit constitutional freedom. Manuscripts of Chafee's writings in the field of civil liberties are
found in Series IX, which begins at Reel 52.
0033
Civil Liberties, 1919-1929. Box 29, Folders 1-22, and Box 30, Folder 1. 970pp.
0033
Report on the Department of Justice (National Popular Government League).
1920-1921. Folders 1-3. 74pp.
0211
Deportation of aliens. Folders 4-10. 220pp.
0531
Political prisoners, 1920,1924. Folders 11-13. 280pp.
0607
Political prisoners, Debs case, 1919. Folder 14. 52pp.
0659
Political prisoners, Goldstein case, 1919-1924. Folders 15-16. 91 pp.
0750
"Freedom of Speech," reviews, correspondence, etc., 1920-1921. Folders
17-18. 64pp.
0814
Freedom of Speech, Abrams controversy, 1920-1921. Folders 19-22.
140pp.
0954
Freedom of Speech, Newspaper Enterprises Association, 1921-1922. Box
30, Folder 1. 50pp.
VI Civil Liberties cont.
0001
Civil Liberties, 1919-1929 cont. Box 30, Folders 2-26. 977pp.
0001
Freedom of Speech, Obscenity, 1920-1924. Folder 2.5pp.
0006
Freedom of Speech, Education, 1919-1920. Folder 3.10pp.
0016
Freedom of Speech, Printed Matter, 1920-1931. Folder 4. 79pp.
0095
Freedom of Speech, Miscellany 1,1920-1931. Folders 5-8.174pp.
0269
Freedom of Speech, Miscellany II, 1920-1931. Folders 9-12. 214pp.
0483
Bucknercase (religion), 1921-1922. Folders 13-16.147pp.
0630
Civil Liberties Conference, 1919. Folder 17.17pp.
20
Frame No.
0647
Civil Liberties. Folders 18-26. 331 pp.
0647
Correspondence on cases, legislation, etc., 1919-1926. Folders 18-
0706
0860
0907
0921
0942
19.59pp.
Boston [and in Massachusetts], 1922-1929. Folders 20-22.152pp.
Military training, 1924-1926. Folder 23. 47pp.
Censorship of the mails, 1921-1922. Folder 24.14pp.
Freedom of speech, Minnesota Law Review, 1920. Folder 25. 21pp.
Freedom of speech, miscellaneous correspondence and MSS.
Folder 26. 36pp.
o),
0001
0046
0001
Disarmament, 1921-1931. Folders 27-28. 45pp.
Civil Liberties, 1929-1947. Box 31, Folders 1-20. 942pp.
0046
Bridges, Harry D., deportation, 1939-1945. Folder 1. 60pp.
0106
Communists. Folders 2-7. 243pp.
0106
June 1938-January 1941. Folder 2. 68pp.
0174
February 1941-September 1941. Folder 3. 63pp.
0237
March 1947-February 1956. Folder 4. 22pp.
0259
Browdercase (April 1941-February 1942). Folder 5. 24pp.
0302
Browdercase (March 1942-May 1942). Folder 6. 66pp.
0349
Browdercase (June 1942-March 1944). Folder7. 41pp.
0390
Indictments, District of Columbia, 1942-1944. Folders 9-15. 347pp.
0737
Free Speech, Boston [including book and stage censorship]. Folders 16-20.
260pp.
0737
October 19, 1927-September 18, 1929. Folders 16-20. 41pp.
0778
October [1], 1929-November 12,1929. Folder 17.107pp.
0885
November 12,1929-December 16,1929. Folder 18. 22pp.
0907
December [21], 1929-January 3,1930. Folder 19. 42pp.
0949
January 4,1930-January 28,1930. Folder 20. 39pp.
0001
Civil Liberties, 1929-1947 cont. Box 31, Folders 21-25 and Box 32, Folders 1-14.
996pp.
0001
Free Speech, Boston cont Folders 21-23.148pp.
0001
February 4,1930-January 12,1931. Folder 21. 63pp.
0062
January 16,1931-March [12], 1935. Folder 22. 194pp.
0109
March [16], 1935-[January 26,] 1948. Folder 23.168pp.
0149
Free Speech, Helen Bailie, 1929. Folder 24. 9pp.
0158
Free Speech. Folder 25 and Box 32, Folders 1-5. 268pp.
0158 January 8,1932-December 9,1932. Folder 25.
0211 April 12, 1933-April 2, 1935. Box 32, Folder 1. 77pp.
0288 April 5, 1935-September 23, 1938. Folder 2. 54pp.
0342 October 25,1938-April 15,1940. Folder 3. 40pp.
0382 August 22, 1940-July 7,1944. Folder 4. 28pp.
0410 1947. FolderS. 16pp.
0426
Obscenity, books, plays, n.d. Folder 6. 53pp.
0479
Post-war problems, materials, 1942-1944. Folders 7-10. 293pp.
0772
Prosecutions, World War II, 1941-1944. Folder 11. 38pp.
21
Frame No.
Civil Liberties, 1929-1947 cont.
0810
Radical pamphlets, 1932-1945. Folder 12.112pp.
0912
Religious liberty, 1948. Folder 13.35pp.
0947
Sabotage, 1942. Folder 14. 50pp.
0001
0368
0001
Sedition Bill, 1935-1942. Folder 15. 24pp.
0025
Tariff Act, 1928; seditious book clause. Folders 16-18.141pp.
0025
1929-1930. Folder 16. 65pp.
0090
October 29,1929-March 7,1930. Folder 17. 55pp.
0145
March 7,1930-February 24,1933. Folder 18. 21pp.
0166
Teacher's Oath Law [including S.E. Morison's pamphlet 'Three Oathless
Centuries'!. Folders 19-20.128pp.
0294
American Defense, 1940-1945. Folders 21-22. 76pp.
Civil Liberties, 1947-1956. Box 33, Folders 1-15. 598pp.
0368
Barnes Bill (un-American activities) MSS for Mem[o], December 1947.
Folders 1-5. 84pp.
0576
0649
Mundt-Nixon Bill (un-American activities). Folders 8-9.137pp.
0748
Correspondence, May-June 1949. Folders 10-14.160pp.
0946
Correspondence, July-December 1949. Folder 15. 20pp.
IReeD 30
0001
948pp.
0001
Correspondence cont. Box 33, Folders 16-22 and Box 34, Folders 1-4.
398pp.
0001
July-December 1949 cont. Folder 16. 47pp.
0048
January-March 1950. Folders 17-19.124pp.
0172
April-July 1950. Folders 20-22. 95pp.
0267
August-December 1950. Box 34, Folders 1-3. 95pp.
0362
1951-1952. Folder 4. 31pp.
0399
Frederick Jaubert Duquense (war crime case), 1947-1948. Folders 5-7.
257pp.
0656
Loyalty and security (oath), federal employees (un-American), 1947-1951.
0891
Alger Hiss case (un-American activities), 1948-1953. Folders 11-12. 57pp.
Reel 31
VS. Civil Liberties cont.
0001
974pp.
0001
Hollywood Ten, Lawson case, 1949-1954. Folders 13-15.138pp.
0139
Frank B. Ober case, correspondence, April-May 1949. Folder 17.100pp.
0223
Frank B. Ober case, correspondence, June-July 1949. Folders 18-20.
151pp.
22
Frame No.
0391
0410
0432
0600
0708
0893
International Freedom of Scholarship (foreign scholars), 1949-1956.
Folder 1. 21pp.
Dissenting opinions of Justices Black and Douglas, 1951. Folder 2. 21 pp.
Freedom of teaching, 1950-1951. Folders 4-6.168pp.
Freedom of teaching, 1952-1956. Folders 7-10.108pp.
Investigating Committees, 1951-1955 [including Senator William Benton's
statement on proposed expulsion of Joseph R. McCarthy from U.S. Senate].
Massachusetts legislation, 1951 ("Red Control Act"). Folders 14-15. 82pp.
or
VI. Civil Liberties cont.
0001
0001
Massachusetts legislation ("Red Control Act"), correspondence, 1951. Folder
16.72pp.
0073
Self-incrimination, 5th Amendment Article, 1952-1954. Folders 17-19.
131pp.
0204
Senator Joseph McCarthy, 1952. Folder 20. 45pp.
0249
Rosenbergs, 1952. Folder 21. 78pp.
0327
Massachusetts Civil Liberties, 1954-1955. Folder 22.15pp.
0342
Freedom of Speech, fan mail, derogatory letters. Folders 23-25.111 pp.
0342
November 1947-July 1950. Folder 23. 26pp.
0368
[April] September 1951-March 1953. Folder 24. 38pp.
0406
July 1953-November 1956. Folder 25. 47pp.
VII. Teaching Motes
Series Note
Material in this series consists of Chafee's hand-written lecture notes, typescripts of notes, diaries of
courses, correspondence about courses, cases he used for illustrations of points, examination questions,
etc. Included are notes for courses that he taught in Harvard College. Boxes 36-39 contain material for "Old
Courses," courses he taught during the first part of his teaching career. During the later part of his teaching,
Chafee specialized in equity and in bills and notes.
0453
0678
Contracts. Offer and Acceptance. Box 36, Folders 1-5. 225pp.
Evidence. Box 36, Folders 6-15. 318pp.
0678
Real evidence. Folder 6.17pp.
0695
Competency of witness. Folder 7. 56pp.
0751
Privilege. Folders 8-10.124pp.
0875
Examination of witnesses. Folder 11. 67pp.
0942
Judicial notice. Folder 12. 4pp.
0946
Presumption^]. Folder 13. 20pp.
0966
Burden of proof. Folder 14.10pp.
0976
Law and fact. Folder 15.19pp.
23
Frame No.
Vil Teaching Moles eon«.
0001
0795
Evidence cont. Box 36, Folders 16-25 and Box 37, Folders 1-5. 704pp.
0001
Admissions, confessions. Folder 16.30pp.
0031
Hearsay rule. Folders 17-19.158pp.
0189
Opinion. Folder 20. 29pp.
0229
Parole evidence role. Folder 21.40pp.
0265
Documents, handwriting, etc. Folder 22. 95pp.
0360
Relevancy. Folder 23.84pp.
0444
The law of evidence (mimeographed pamphlet). Folder 24. 65pp.
0509
Wigmore review. Folder 25. 35pp.
0544
Diaries, lists of cases. Box 37, Folders 1-2.104pp.
0648
Evidence examination. Folder 3. 30pp.
0678
Evidence correspondence. Folder 4. 65pp.
0743
Alien deportation. Folder 5.52pp.
Judicial Remedies. Box 37, Folders 6-9.181pp.
0795
Chapter IV, Forms of action. Folders 6-7. 88pp.
0883
Chapter V, Pleadings. Folders 8-9.93pp.
ReeD 34
VIL Teaching Notes conf.
0001
0153
Judicial Remedies cont. Box 37, Folders 10-13.152pp.
0001
Chapter VI, Torts; Adjudication at Law [Trial]. Folders 10-12.103pp.
0104
Chapter VIII, Validity and Effect of Judgments. Folder 13. 49pp.
Partnership. Box 37, Folders 14-22 and Box 38, Folders 1-9. 810pp.
0153
Chapter I, The Creation of a Partnership. Folders 14-16.172pp.
0292
Chapter I, Business Trusts. Folders 17-19. 49pp.
0375
Chapter II, Quasi-Partners, Chapter III, Sections 1-3. Folders 20-22.118pp.
0512
Chapter III, Sections 4-6. Box 38, Folders 1-6.356pp.
0868
Chapter IV, The Separate Property of Partners [separate estates]. Folder 7.
40pp.
0908
Partnership Exams. Folder 8. 7pp.
0915
Partnership, Chapters V, VI, VII, and VIII. Folder 9.48pp.
VII. Teaching Notes cont.
0001
0068
Partnership, Chapters V, VI, VII, and VIII cont. Box 38, Folder 10. 67pp.
Property III. Box 38, Folders 11-21.444pp.
0068
General miscellany. Folder 11.15pp.
0083
Chafee's half of course (1940 notes), Part II, Construction; Chapter 9,
Chapters 10-13 notes. Folder 12. 79pp.
0162
Part III, Powers of Appointment. Folder 13. 77pp.
0239
Part IV, The Rule against Properties [Perpetuities]. Folder 14.103pp.
0342
Ames Court Arguments, April term 1942. Folders 15-17. 70pp.
0392
Leach's half of course (1940 notes), Part I, Types of Future Interest. Folders
18-20. 80pp.
0392
Chapters 1 and 2. Folder 18. 26pp.
0418
Chapters 3 and 4. Folder 19. 42pp.
24
Frame No.
0460
Chapters 5 and 6. Folder 20.12pp.
Part II, Constructional Rules and Policies, Chapter 7, Resting of Future
Interests, Chapter 8. Folder 21.40pp.
Quasi-Contracts. Box 39, Folders 1-8.488pp.
0512
General miscellany, 1935-1936. Folders 1-3.198pp.
0710
Quasi-contracts, Mistake I. Folders 4-5. 91pp.
0801
Quasi-contracts, Mistake II. Folders 6-7.152pp.
0953
Quasi-contracts, Mistake III. Folder 8. 66pp.
0472
0512
VID. Teaching Moîes cont.
0001
0016
0355
Quasi-Contracts cont. Quasi-Contracts, Mistake III cont. Box 39, Folder 9.15pp.
Trusts. Box 39, Folders 10-17. 354pp.
0016
Liability of trustees to third persons. Folder 10. 34pp.
0035
Chapter I, Trusts; Chapter II, Section 1, The Creation of a Trust. Folder 11.
17pp.
0067
Chapter II, Sections 2 and 3 [and 4]. Folder 12. 75pp.
0142
Chapter III, Elements of a Trust. Folder 13. 50pp.
0192
Chapter IV, Charitable Trusts. Folder 14. 20pp.
0212
Chapter V, Resulting and Constructive Trusts. Folder 15. 76pp.
0287
Chapter VI, The Administration of Trusts. Folder 16. 37pp.
0325
Chapter VIII, The Transfer of a Cestui's Interest; Chapter IX, The Persons
Who Are Bound by a Trust. Folder 17. 30pp.
Equity II. Box 39, Folders 18-20 and Box 40, Folders 1-12. 645pp.
0355
Supreme Court Brief. Folder 18. 46pp.
0401
Papers for Driver vs. McQuata. Folder 19. 26pp.
0427
Fair Trade Laws/Contracts, Termination of War. Folder 20.13pp.
0440
Future of equity [American Law School Review, issue of December 1933 and
miscellaneous items]. Box 40, Folders 1-3.164pp.
0606 • Lis Pendens. Folders 4-6.198pp.
0804
0890
Lecture notes (extra copies) (interference with advantageous relations).
Folder 9.12pp.
0902
Doty vs. Rensseleer. Folder 10.17pp.
0919
Equity in Index to Legal Periodicals and Equity Decisions in U.S. Folder 11.
13pp.
0932
Equity, diary of courses. Folder 12. 68pp.
VIL Teaching Notes cont.
0001
Equity II cont. Box 40, Folders 13-22 and Box 41, Folders 1-6. 936pp.
0001
Diary of courses cont. Folders 13-14.165pp.
0166
Introductory. Folder 15. 65pp.
0231
Statutes of Frauds. Folders 16-17. 24pp
0358
Matter of Contracts, Chapter II, Sec. 1. Folders 18-22 and Box 41, Folder 1.
302pp.
0660
Partial performance with compensation. Folder 2. 20pp.
0680
Jurisdiction. Folders 3-6. 556pp.
25
Frame No.
VIO. Teaching Motes cont
0001
0072
Equity II cont. Box 41, Folders 7-8. 71pp.
0001
Jurisdiction cont. Folder 7. 31pp.
0021
Torts, Injunctions: Restatement. Folder 8. 40pp.
Equity III. Box 41, Folders 9-21 and Box 42, Folders 1-6. 887pp.
0072
Equity, Artificial Fish Bait; Enforcement of Decree of Contempt Pleading.
Folders 9-10.100pp.
0172
Equity, historical. Folders 11-12.146pp.
0318
Cases on Equity, Chapter XV, Basis of Specific Relief. Folder 13. 60pp.
0378
Declaratory Judgments, Chapter V. Folders 14-15.157pp.
0536
Lajoventy [LaFollette] case and miscellaneous letters. Folder 16. 23pp.
0544
Bills of Peace. Folders 17-21 and Box 42, Folders 1-3. 289pp.
0846
Interpleader I. Folders 4-6.113pp.
VIO. Teaching Motes conf.
0001
Equity III cont. Box 42, Folders 7-22. 979pp.
0001
Interpleader II. Folder 7. 58pp.
0058
Unfair Competition (new notes); Hendlers Cases, Para. 1. Folders 8-16.
134pp.
0605
Unfair Competition (new notes); Hendlers Cases, Para. 2. Folders 17-21.
305pp.
0910
Cancellation Quin Fimet. Folder 22. 69pp.
VID. Teaching Motes cont.
0001
Equity III cont. Box 43, Folders 1-16. 967pp.
0001
Cancellation Quin Fimet cont. Folders 1-4.173pp.
0092
["Coming Into Equity with Clean Hands," Chafee's article in
Michigan Law Review, May, 1949.] 33p.
0125
[Do Judges Make or Discover Law ?" Chafee's paper in
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 1947.] 10pp.
0174
Equity III [references on bills of peace, cancellation and] Cloud on Title.
Folder5. 72pp.(repeated, frames 193-245)
0246
Class suits. Folders 6-11. 457pp.
0703
Torts (Chafee cases, Chapter IV). Folders 12-14.156pp.
0859
Trespasses, easements, nuisances. Folders 15-16.108pp.
e®@i 41
VID. Teaching Notes cont.
0001
Equity III cont. Box 43, Folders 17-19 and Box 44, Folders 1-13. 965pp.
0001
Waste. Folders 17-19.162pp.
0163
Restrictions and Patents. Box 44, Folders 1-2.139pp.
0302
Business Injuries #1. Folder 3-5.194pp.
0496
Business Injuries #2. Folders 6-10. 249pp.
26
Frame No.
0745
Defamation, rights of personality. Folders 11-13. 220pp.
0871 ["Freedom of Speech in War Time," Chafee's article in Harvard Law
Review, 1919.] 33pp.
BeeD 42
VII. Teaching Noîes cont.
0001
Equity III cont. Box 44, Folders 14-17 and Box 45, Folders 1-20. 992pp.
0001
Defamation, rights of personality cont. Folders 14-17.179pp.
0180
Types of injunctions. Box 45, Folders 1-5.199pp.
0379
Public nuisances [and other wrongs]. Folders 6-11. 257pp.
0636
Mistake. Folders 12-17. 242pp.
0878
Trespass. Folders 18-20.104pp.
Reel 4:
0001
Bills and Notes. Box 46, Folders 1-17. 915pp.
0001
Assignments #1 and #2. Folder 1.16pp.
0017
lntroduct[ory lecture], summaries, samples, general articles. Folders 2-4.
171pp.
0147
Transfer, Chapter IV. Folders 5-8. 282p.
0429
Extinguishment. Folder 9. 55pp.
0484
Acceptance, Chapter II. Folders 10-11.84pp.
0552
[Lecture notes on] Purchase for value without notice, Part I. Folders 12-16. 69pp.
0857
Purchase for value, Part II. Folder 17. 58pp.
Reel 44
0001
Bills and
0001
0256
0546
0630
0773
Notes cont. Box 46, Folders 18-22 and Box 47, Folders 1-14. 951pp.
Purchase for value, Part II cont. Folders 18-21. 255pp.
Formal requisitions. Box 46, Folder 22 and Box 47, Folders 1-4. 290pp.
Obligations of parties. Folders 5-6. 84pp.
[History of] Endorsements. Folders 7-9.143pp.
Overdue paper. Folders 10-14.178pp.
iR@®D 4*
VIL Teaching Notes cont.
0001
0393
Bills and Notes cont. Box 47, Folders 15-22. 392pp.
0001
Complete papers, alterations, etc. Folders 15-16. 96pp.
0097
Types of papers, Steffen, Chapter I. Folders 17-19.140pp.
0237
Purchase and payment in due course, Steffen, Chapter III. Folder 20. 76pp.
0313
Deposits and collection, Steffen, Chapter V. Folders 21-22. 80pp.
Social Sciences 120 [Fundamental Human Rights]. Box 48, Folders 1-17. 570pp.
0393
Social Science 120, Part 1. Box 48, Folders 1-3. 61pp.
0454
Social Science 120, Part 2. Folders 4-5. 45pp.
0500
0744
0784
Fundamental Human Rights, Constitution etc. Folders 14-17. 179pp.
27
Frame No.
VID. Teaching Moles conî.
0001
0701
Social Sciences 120 [Fundamental Human Rights] cont. Box 48, Folders 18-22 and
0001
Fundamental Human Rights, Constitution, etc., cont. Folder 18. 39pp.
0040
Fundamental Human Rights Seminar #1. Folders 19-22. 230pp.
0270
Fundamental Human Rights Seminar #2 [1951]. Box 49, Folders 1-3.172pp.
0442
Human Rights, Social Sciences 120 #1 [fall 1950]. Folders 4-6.115pp.
0557
Human Rights, Social Sciences 120 #2. Folders 7-9.130pp.
0687
Social Science 120,1952 marks. Folder 10.14pp.
Miscellaneous Teaching Notes. Box 49, Folders 11-15. 263pp.
0701
Freedom of debate. Folders 11-13.169pp.
0870
Habeas corpus. Folders 14-15. 94pp.
R®@D 47
VID. Teaching Motes cont.
0001
0625
Miscellaneous Teaching Notes cont. Box 49, Folders 16-23 and Box 50, Folders 1-3.
624pp.
0001
Habeas corpus cont. Folders 16-23. 455pp.
0456
Speech and the press. Folder 24. 41 pp.
0497
Comparative literature 181, class notes. Box 50, Folder 1. 37pp.
0534
Bills of attainder [and impeachments]. Folders 2-3. 88pp.
Copyright Course. Box 50, Folders 4-11. 373pp.
0625
Copyright, miscellaneous. Folder 4. 59pp.
0665
Copyright course, Comparative Literature 181,1950-1953. Folders 5-10.
245pp.
0951
Term papers on copyrights, 1950-1952. Folder 11. 69pp.
Reell 4í
VIL Teaching Mofes cont.
0001
0551
Copyright Course cont. Box 50, Folders 12-25. 550pp.
0001
Term papers on copyrights, 1950-1952 cont. Folders 12-14.117pp.
0118
Copyright Law, Part 1. Folders 15-16. 72pp.
0208
Copyrights and other legal protection, #2. Folders 17-20. 51 pp.
0342
Copyrights and other legal protection, #1. Folders 21-23. 92pp.
0434
Copyright Law, Part 2. Folders 24-25.116pp.
Miscellaneous Notes, Additional Material. Box 51, Folders 1-11. 466pp.
0551
Incapacity, Illegality. Folder 1. 9pp.
0560
Restrictive Endorsements. Folders 2-4.149pp.
0709
Constitutional Convention, 1936 Material. Folders 5-9. 249pp.
0958
Price v.Neal. Folder 10. 6pp.
0964
Banking, Aigler's Casebook, Chapter I. Folder 11.53pp.
28
Frame No.
l Teaching Motes coni.
0001
0476
Miscellaneous Notes, Additional Material cont. Box 51, Folders 12-21. 475pp.
0001
Commercial Law, 1949-1950 [1956]. Folder 12. 66pp.
0067
Unfair Competition, 1949-1956.Folder 13. 29pp.
0096
Mid-Year Papers, 1949. Folders 14-21.380pp.
Equity III, Additional Material. Box 52, Folders 1-7. 508pp.
0476
Written work, correspondence. Folders 1-7. 508pp.
0476 1939-40. Folders 1-3. 244pp.
0720 1940-41. Folders 4-7. 264pp.
Reefl 5©
Vil Teaching Notes cont.
0001
Equity III, Additional Material cont. Box 52, Folders 8-17. 489pp.
0001
Written work, correspondence cont. Folders 8-17. 489pp.
0001
1941-1942. Folders 8-11. 193pp.
0194 1942-1943. Folders 12-14. 184pp.
0379 Michael Linenthal, 1944. Folder 15. 29pp.
0408 1947. Folders 16-17. 82pp.
VDDD. Harvard Law School
Series Note
Material in this series consists of Chafee's own student notes and trial briefs while at the Harvard Law
School, correspondence, memoranda, minutes and reports of various faculty committees he served on,
examination questions, miscellaneous correspondence and memoranda, book lists, material concerning law
clubs, policy statements, and photographs. The initials HLS for Harvard Law School are used throughout.
0490
Student Work, 1910-1913. Box 53, Folders 1-15. 480pp.
0490
Equity, trial briefs and notes. Folder 1. 91pp.
0537
Bankruptcy, trial briefs and notes, Ames Competition. Folders 2-3. 26pp.
0607
Bills and notes, trial briefs and notes. Folder 4. 21pp.
0628
Evidence, notes for brief. Folder 5. 45pp.
0649
Trusts, trial briefs, notes. Folders 6-8. 42pp.
0715
Agency [review] notes. Folder 9. 8pp.
0734
Crimes, trial briefs and notes. Folders 10-12.103pp.
0837
Torts, trial briefs and notes. Folders 13-15. 133pp.
ñ<B®¡ 51
VOID. Harvard Law School cont.
0001
0188
Student Work, 1910-1913 cont. Box 53, Folders 16-20. 187pp.
0001
Torts, trial briefs and notes. Folders 16-18. 84pp.
0085
Property, trial briefs and notes. Folders 19-20.187pp.
Committees, 1924-1948. Box 53, Folders 21-23 and Box 54, Folders 1-2. 11pp.
0188
Holmes Celebration, correspondence, 1930. Folders 22-23. 73pp.
0255
Holmes Celebration, miscellany, 1930. Box 54, Folder 1. 22pp.
29
Frame No.
0277
Miscellany. Box 56, Folders 1-7 and 19-21 ; Box 57, Folders 1-3; and Box 60, Folders
10-13. 716pp.
0277
Examination questions, complete set, #1. Box 56, Folders 1-5. 245pp.
0424
Examination questions, duplicates and not used, #2. Folders 6-7. 98pp.
0522
HLS Booklist [for returning servicemen, 1945-1947], #1. Folders 19-21.
317pp.
0652
HLS Booklist, #2,1945-1947. Box 57, Folders 1-3. 187pp.
0839
History of HLS, correspondence, 1916-1931. Box 60, Folders 10-13.154pp.
VEIL Harvard Law School cont.
0001
Miscellany cont. Box 60, Folders 14-22 and Box 61, Folders 1-13. 771pp.
0001
Plimpton Press, correspondence, 1914-1921. Folders 14-15. 68pp.
0069
Law school, ideas about HLS, 1928-1931. Folder 17. 81pp.
0095
Photographs, Chafee and faculty, 1901-1952. Folders 18-21. 9pp.
0104
Teaching aims and methods, 1923-1929. Folder 22. 46pp.
0150
Mathematics, theory of numbers, 1928-1932. Box 61, Folders 1-3. 187pp.
0337
Mathematics. Folders 4-6.122pp.
0459
Law school phono collection [Chafee's gift as memorial to his HLS classmate
Donald Fairfax Ray, class of 1912]. Folders 7-10.159pp.
0618
Miscellaneous, 1916-1951. Folders 11-13.154pp.
IX. Writings
Series Note
This series consists of manuscripts for books, speeches, outside lectures, articles, correspondence with
Chafee's publishers, copies of book orders, reviews of Chafee's books, correspondence with co-authors,
financial matters, background material Chafee collected for his writings, copyright matters, early writings
(juvenilia), and miscellaneous clippings.
0772
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts (1923). Box 62, Folders 1-5. 229pp.
0772
Revisions, 1924-1952. Folder 1. 10pp.
0782
Plimpton Press, 1941-1946. Folder 2. 48pp.
0830
Orders, 1934-1948. Folders 3-4. 97pp.
0927
IX. Writings cont.
0001
0260
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts (1923) cont. Box 62, Folders 6-10. 259pp.
0001
Correspondence, 1933-1946 cont. Folders 6-8.137pp.
0150
Revisions of proof, 1948-1951. Folders 9-10.110pp.
Pound's Cases on Equitable Relief against Defamation (2nd ed., edited by Z. Chafee,
1930). Box 62, Folders 11-14. 242pp.
0260
0429
Plimpton Press, correspondence, 1929-1930. Folder 14. 72pp.
30
Frame No.
0502
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts by Chafee and [Roscoe] Pound (1933). Box
62, Folders 15-21 and Box 63, Folders 1-4.468pp.
0502
Orders, 1927-1929. Folder 15. 23pp.
0525
Correspondence. Folders 16-21 and Box 63, Folders 1-4. 445pp.
0525 A-C, 1934-1942. Folders 16-17.108pp.
0633 C-G, 1931-1939. Folders 18-19. 83pp.
0716 H-J, 1934-1941. Folders 20-21 and Box 63, Folder 1.131 pp.
0847 K-P, 1938-1940. Folders 2-3. 74pp.
0921 S-Y, 1930-1942. Folder 4.49pp.
R@@l 54
iX. Writings cont.
0001
0108
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts by Chafee and [Roscoe] Pound (1933) cont.
Box 63, Folders 5-7.107pp.
0001
Correspondence, S-Y, 1930-1942 cont. Folders 5-7.107pp.
Cases on Equitable Remedies (1936). Box 63, Folders 8-22 and Box 64, Folders 1-4.
866pp.
0108
0108 A. Folders. 12pp.
0120 B. Folders 9-11.174pp.
0294 C. Folder 12. 59pp.
0353 D-G. Folder 13.71 pp.
0424 H-J. Folders 14-15. 80pp.
0504 K-M. Folders 16-17. 76pp.
0580 N-R. Folders 18-19. 76pp.
0656 S-U. Folders 20-21. 94pp.
0750 V-W. Folder 22. 73pp.
0823
Correspondence, A-Z, 1954-1956. Box 64, Folder 1. 4pp.
0827
Miscellaneous, 1938-1957. Folders 2-4.147pp.
Reel 55
IX. Writings cont.
0001
0413
Cases on Equitable Remedies (1936) cont. Box 64, Folders 5-14. 412pp.
0001
Miscellaneous, 1938-1957 cont. Folder 5. 32pp.
0033
0307
Plimpton Press, 1942[-1947]. Folders 12-14. 95pp.
Reissued Notes (1943). Box 64, Folders 15-22 and Box 65, Folders 1-2. 599pp.
0413
Accounts, copyrights, etc., 1932-1956. Folder 15. 30pp.
0443
Complimentary copies, 1943-1954. Folder 16.16pp.
0459
0670
Miscellaneous materials (cases). Folders 20-22 and Box 65, Folder 1. 290pp.
0960
Orders. Box 65, Folder 2. 52pp.
31
Frame No.
OX. Writings cont
0001
0650
Reissued Notes (1943) cont. Box 65, Folders 3-14. 649pp.
0001
Orders cont. Folder 3. 64pp.
0065
Correspondence Prior to Publication, 1943-1956. Folders 4-10. 439pp.
0065 A-G. Folders 4-6. 188pp.
0253 H-L. Folders 7-8. 107pp.
0382 M-Z. Folders 9-10. 129pp.
0505
Plimpton Press, correspondence, 1943-1956. Folders 11-13.107pp.
0614
Reviews, 1943-1944. Folder 14. 36pp.
Cases on Equity by Chafee and Simpson (1933-1934). Box 65, Folders 15-21. 369pp.
0652
Correspondence. Folders 15-21. 367pp.
0652 A-Z, 1934. Folders 15-19. 254pp.
0906 A-B, 1934[5]-1941. Folders 20-21.113pp.
IX. Writings cont.
0001
0721
Cases on Equity by Chafee and Simpson (1933-1934) cont. Box 66, Folders 1-14.
720pp.
0001
Correspondence cont. Folders 1-14.720pp.
0001 A-B, 1934[5]-1941 cont. Folder 1. 63pp.
0064 C, 1935-1940. Folders 2-3. 85pp.
0149 D-G[H], 1935-1938. Folder 4.168pp.
0190 I, J, K, 1935-1942. Folders 5-7. 171pp.
0361
L-M, 1935-1942. Folders 8-10. 55pp.
0507 N, 1935-1940. Folder 11. 81pp.
0603 O-R, 1935-1936. Folder 12. 137pp.
0644 S-T, 1935-1940. Folders 13-14.109pp.
Cases on Equity (Simpson and later editions). Box 66, Folders 15-18. 236pp.
0721
Copyright permissions, miscellaneous, 1933-1934. Folders 15-18. 236pp.
IX. Writings cont.
0001
Cases on Equity (Simpson and later editions) cont. Box 66, Folders 19-21 and Box 67,
0001
Simpson, correspondence, 1935-1947. Folder 19. 53pp.
0054
First edition, correspondence, 1934-1947. Folders 20-21. 78pp.
0132
New casebook [2nd edition], correspondence, 1945-1947. Box 67, Folders
1-6. 300pp.
0432
Malon[e]y, John P., correspondence, 1936-1942. Folders 7-11. 220pp.
0652
Third edition, correspondence, 1949-1956. Folders 12-18.155pp.
0907
Third edition, changes. Folder 19.4pp.
0911
Income tax returns, 1934-1944. Folder 20.33pp.
32
Frame No.
CI
IX. Wriîings cont
0001
0568
Cases on Equity (Simpson and later editions) cont. Box 67, Folder 21 and Box 68,
Folders 1-11.567pp.
0001
Income tax returns, 1934-1944 cont. Folder 21 and Box 68, Folders 1-5.
251pp.
0256
Reviews, 1935-1937. Folders 6-7. 83pp.
0339
Fourth edition, correspondence. Folders 8-11. 229pp.
0339 [June 1953] February-March 1954. Folder 8. 41pp.
0380 March-April 1954. Folder 9. 51 pp.
0431 May-July 1954. Folder 10. 84pp.
0515 August 1954-March 1961. Folder 11. 53pp.
Equity Case Books (early editions). Box 68, Folders 12-22. 437pp.
0568
0662
Accounts, correspondence, 1923-1926. Folders 14-15.119pp.
0743
Plimpton Press, correspondence #1,1922-1926. Folders 1 &-18.119pp.
0862
Plimpton Press, correspondence #2,1927-1930. Folders 19-20. 83pp.
0945
¡0
IX. Writings cont
0001
0456
Equity Case Books (early editions) cont. Box 68, Folders 23-24 and Box 69, Folders
1-12. 455pp.
0001
Correspondence cont. Folders 23-24 and Box 69, Folders 1-11.442pp.
0001
1922-1923 cont. Box 68, Folders 23-24. 71pp.
0072 1924. Box 69, Folders 1-3. 111pp.
0183 1925-1926. Folder 4. 41 pp.
0224 1929-1930. Folders 5-6. 58pp.
0282 1925-1929. Folders 7-8. 72pp.
0354 1930. Folders 9-11. 89pp.
0443
Miscellany. Folder 12.12pp.
Brennan's Negotiable Instruments Law, 4th Edition, revised by ZC (1926). Box 69,
0456
Materials and correspondence, 1925-1926. Folders 13-16. 6pp.
0618
0702
Anderson Co., correspondence, 1922-1925. Folders 19-20. 85pp.
0787
Anderson Co., correspondence, 1926. Folders 21-22. 88pp.
0918
Post-publication correspondence, reviews. Folders 23-24.121pp.
0985
Negotiable instruments, reaquisition. Folder 25. 42pp.
R@@D 81
IX. Writings cont.
0001
Casebooks: Bills and Notes. Box 70, Folders 1-5.182pp.
0001
Bills and notes, new casebook, 1918 [and cases on negotiable instruments].
Folder 1. 31pp.
0032
Bills and notes, cases on negotiable instruments, correspondence, 19191923. Folders 2-3. 59pp.
0091
Bills and notes, diaries of course, 1916-1917 to 1925. Folders 4-5. 87pp.
33
Frame No.
0183
0315
0401
0753
Casebooks: General Correspondence. Box 70, Folders 6-7.132pp.
Casebooks: Statements, Bills of Account. Box 70, Folders 8-9. 85pp.
Casebooks: Taxes (personal taxes). Box 70, Folders 10-18. 352pp.
0401
Taxes, unemployment (Chafee and Simpson), 1943-1948. Folders 10-11.
73pp.
0487
Taxes, social security (Chafee and Simpson), 1937-1947. Folders 12-15.
140pp.
0642
Withholding (Chafee and Chafee and Simpson). Folders 16-18.111pp.
Dodd, Edwin Merrick {American Business Corporations until 1860, published
posthumously, 1954; Chafee on board of editors; MS and correspondence about
book). Box 70, Folders 19-21 and Box 71, Folders 1-4. 220pp.
0753
Memoranda [about] publication. Folders 19-20. 72pp.
0825
Introduction. Folder 21 and Box 71, Folder 1. 52pp.
0877
Chapter 1, early draft [Private Law of Business Corporations: Nature of the
Corporation as a Person]. Folders 2-4.116pp.
IX. Writings cont.
0001
Dodd, Edwin Merrick (American Business Corporations until 1860, published
book) cont. Box 71, Folders 5-23 and Box 72, Folders 1-5.1,000pp.
0001
Chapter I, early draft cont. Folders 5-6. 69pp.
0070
General Introduction, incomplete first draft, Chapter 1 [Private Law of
Business Corporations: Nature of the Corporation]. Folders 7-10.180pp.
0250
Chapter 4, early drafts [Massachusetts Business Corporation Laws, 18311860]. Folders 11-16. 223pp.
0473
Chapter 6, early drafts and carbons of revisions. Folders 17-19.142pp.
0615
[Chapter 3] First Half of the Century [of Statutory Regulation of Business
Corporations in Massachusetts]. Folders 20-23 and Box 72, Folders 1-2.
231pp.
0846
Footnotes. Folders 3-4. 88pp.
0934
Chapter 1, MS carbon and miscellaneous material. Folder 5. 67pp.
Reel 63
DX. Writings cont.
0001
book) cont. Box 72, Folders 6-21 and Box 73, Folders 1-4.1,009pp.
0001
Chapter 1, MS carbon and miscellaneous material cont. Folders 6-8.190pp.
0191
Chapter 4, MS carbon and miscellaneous material [Massachusetts Business
Corporation Laws, 1831-1860]. Folders 9-11.133pp.
0330
Section on Loan [and Fund Associations]. Folders 12-14.181pp.
0505
Chapter 8, Transport Companies [Turnpikes, Canals and Railroads, 18311860]. Folder 15. 51pp.
0556
Footnotes, Chapter IV. Folders 16-17. 73pp.
0629
Chapter II, notes and Merrick Dodd's last draft. Folders 18-21. 31pp.
0805
Introduction and Chapter II ["American Case Law of Business Corporations,
1831-1860" including Corporate Charters as Contracts]. Box 73, Folders 14. 204pp.
34
Frame No.
FM 64
IX. Writings cont.
0001
0697
book) cont. Box 73, Folders 5-21. 696pp.
0001
Introduction and Chapter II ["American Case Law of Business Corporations,
1831-1860" including Corporate Charters as Contracts] cont. Folder 5.
32pp.
0060
Legal History, carbon of final draft. Folder 6. 57pp.
0117
Merrick Dodd biography. Folder 7.19pp.
0136
Plans for Chapter I, Business Law. Folder 8-9. 66pp.
0202
Chapter II, miscellany. Folder 10.19pp.
0221
Chapter II MS and duplicates. Folder 11. 47pp.
0268
Chapter III, early drafts. Folders 12-13. 57pp.
0325
Nillson Corporation, legal background. Folders 14-15.110pp.
0435
Chapter III, notes. Folder 16. 48pp.
0483
Chapter II, notes. Folder 17. 50pp.
0533
Chapter IV. Folders 18-20.137pp.
0670
Draft and bibliography of book. Folder 21. 27pp.
Free Speech in the United States (1941 ). Box 74, Folders 1-6. 267pp.
0697
Complimentary copies, correspondence, September-October 1941. Folder 1.
67pp.
0764
Correspondence prior to October 1,1941. Folder 2. 33pp.
0797
0797 A-C. Folder 3. 44pp.
0841
D-K. Folder 4. 47pp.
0888 L-P. Folder 5. 40pp.
0928 R-Sch. Folder 6. 6pp.
IX. Writings cont.
0001
Free Speech in the United States (1941 ) cont. Box 74, Folders 7-28. 730pp.
0001
0001
1941-1943, Sh-W. Folder 7. 49pp.
0049 1945-1955. Folder 8. 12pp.
0061 Harvard University Press, 1941-1954. Folders 9-10. 134pp.
0195
Reviews. Folders 11-12. 70pp.
0265
MS, proof corrections, 1941. Folders 13-28. 465pp.
0342 Appendix I, bibliography on freedom of speech. Folder 14.10pp.
0352 Index cases. Folder 15. 4pp.
0356 Searches and seizures. Folder 16. 31pp.
0380 Right of assembly. Folder 17.11 pp.
0398 Final chapter. Folders 18-19. 41pp.
0460 Chapter E, Freedom and Initiative in the Schools. Folder 20.17pp.
0477 Chapter F, The Inquiring Mind. Folder 21.13pp.
0490 Chapter G, Give Your Mind Sea Room. Folder 22.14pp.
0504 Chapter H, The Rand School Case [Chapter D, Conscription of
Public Opinion in the Next War]. Folder 23. 7pp.
0511 Teacher's oaths and flag salutes [controversy on faculty loyalty and
reappointment at City College of New York and other freedom of
thought issues]. Folders 24-25. 85pp.
35
Frame No.
0731
MS, proof corrections, 1941 cont.
0616 Appendix IV and V. Folder 26.83pp.
0701
Famous trials. Folder 27. 29pp.
0728 Chafee's changes. Folder 28.1 p.
The Blessings of Liberty, Manuscript and Materials. Box 75, Folders 1-7. 233pp.
0731
Materials for book. Folder 1. 26pp.
0751
Introduction. Folder 2.3pp.
0757
Table of Contents [and] Chapter 1 [Watchman, What of the Night ?] with
corrections. Folder 3.17pp.
0803
Chapter I MS, corrected copy [and] additional corrections on all chapters.
Folder 4. 51pp.
0848
Chapter II [Why I Like America], MS with corrections. Folder 5. 40pp.
0888
Chapter IV [Does Freedom of Speech Really Tend to Produce Truth ?] and
Chapter V MS, partial. Folder 6. 28pp.
0916
Chapter VI [Purge Trials Are for Russian Lawyers, Not America Lawyers] and
CHapter VII [The Right Not to Speak], and Chapter VIII, partial. Folder 7.
48pp.
OX. Writings cont.
0001
0673
The Blessings of Liberty, Manuscript and Materials cont. Box 75, Folders 8-19. 672pp.
0001
Chapter IV [Does Freedom of Speech Really Tend to Produce Truth ?], MS
and materials. Folder 8.77pp.
0078
Chapter V, materials and notes [including material on U.S. Subversive
Activities Control Board and Internal Security Act of 1950, with Truman's
veto and Chafee's article criticizing the act]. Folders 9-13. 280pp.
0358
Chapter. VII, material and notes. Folders 14-15. 93pp.
0451
Chapter X [Strengthening Liberty in All Countries], MS with corrections.
Folder 16. 59pp.
0510
Chapter XI [Free Speech in the UN], MS with corrections. Folder 17. 28pp.
0538
Materials and notes [with] acknowledgments and copyrights. Folders 18-19.
135pp.
The Blessings of Liberty, Correspondence with Publisher. Box 76, Folders 1-8. 230pp.
0673
January-March 1955. Folder 1. 39pp.
0712
April-August 1955. Folder 2. 29pp.
0741
September-December 1955. Folders 3-4. 52pp.
0799
January 1956. Folders 5-•. 112pp.
0911
February 1956. Folder 7. 38pp.
0949
March 1956. Folder 8. 54pp.
IX. Writings cont.
0001
The Blessings of Liberty, Correspondence with Publisher cont. Box 76, Folders 9-11.
136pp.
0001
April-May 1956. Folders 9-10. 78pp.
0079
Ju ne 1956-February 1957. Folder 11. 57pp.
36
Frame No.
0137
0391
0569
Suffolk County Court Records (1671-1680): a legal Introduction by Z. Chafee,
published by Colonial Society of Massachusetts (1933) (full title: Suffolk County
Court and Its Jurisdiction); correspondence, drafts, index. Box 76, Folders 12-18.
254pp.
0137
October 23-December 21,1931. Folder 12. 36pp.
0173
May 18-October 21,1932. Folder 13. 44pp.
0217
October 22-December 24,1932. Folder 14. 34pp.
0268
January 1,1933-January [7] 11,1933. Folder 15. 61pp.
0312
January [11 ] 12-January 23,1933. Folder 16. 48pp.
0360
January 24-January 31,1933. Folder 17. 4pp.
0363
February 1-June [20], 1933. Folder 18. 27pp.
Inquiring Mind (1928) [also published as "Give Your Minds Sea-Room']. Box 76,
0391
Manuscript, 1927 ["Give Your Minds Sea-Room," Honors Day Address at
Brown University]. Folder 19.19pp.
0410
Correspondence, 1927-1928 and 1953-1955. Folders 20-21. 81pp.
0491
Letters and reviews, 1928. Folder 22. 68pp.
0560
Inquiring Mind, fan mail. Folder 23. 9pp.
Dorr Pamphlet #1, State House vs. Penthouse. Box 77, Folders 1-9. 320pp.
0569
Accounts, copyrights [includes "Is a Constitutional Convention Valid?"
Chafee's essay on possible revision of Rhode Island constitution by a
convention, misfiled from Dorr Pamphlet #2, Reel 68, frame 0625], 19371938. Folder 1.52pp.
0632
Complimentary review copies, 1938-1939. Folders 2-3.90pp.
0722
0722 A-BI. Folder 4. 40pp.
0762 Bo-By. Folder 5. 45pp.
0807 C. Folder 6. 46pp.
0853 D-F. Folder 7. 35pp.
0888 G. Folder 8. 20pp.
0922 H. Folder 9. 81pp.
DX. Writings cont.
0001
Dorr Pamphlet #1, State House vs. Penthouse cont. Box 77, Folders 10-23 and Box
78, Folders 1-4. 624pp.
0001
Correspondence, 1937-1940 cont. Folders 10-19. 379pp.
0001 J-K. Folder 10. 21pp.
0022 L. Folder 11. 75pp.
0097 M. Folder 12. 43pp.
0140 N. Folder 13. 53pp.
0193 O-Po. Folder 14. 36pp.
0229 Pr-Pu. Folder 15. 35pp.
0264 Q-R. Folder 16. 33pp.
0297 S. Folder 17. 49pp.
0346 T-V. Folder 18.34pp.
0380 V-Z. Folder 19. 60pp.
0441
Crimson Printing Co., correspondence, 1937-1939. Folder 20. 30pp.
0471
Materials for manuscript, clippings, 1937. Folders 21-23. 68pp.
0539
Materials for manuscript, race track clippings, 1937. Box 78, Folders 1-3.
59pp.
0598
Reviews, 1938. Folder 4. 27pp.
37
Frame No.
0625
0912
Dorr Pamphlet #2, The Convention That Never Met, 1935" [see also first item under
Dorr Pamphlet #1, Reel 67, frame 0569]. Box 78, Folders 5-12. 287pp.
0625
Book Shop, correspondence, 1937-1947. Folder 5. 88p.
0713
0746
Reviews, 1938. Folder 7. 5pp.
0751
Materials for manuscript, 1938 and undated. Folders 8-9. 81 pp.
0832
Rhode Island Constitutional Convention (clippings), 1935. Folders 10-12.
80pp.
Dorr Pamphlet #3: "The Convention That Never Met, 1936." Box 78, Folder 13. 54pp.
0912
DX. Writings cont.
0001
0060
0082
0376
Dorr Pamphlet #3: The Convention That Never Met, 1936" cont. Box 78, Folder 14.
81pp.
0001
Correspondence, 1938-1939 cont. Folder 14.59pp.
Dorr Pamphlet #4: "Weathering the Panic of 73." Box 78, Folder 15. 22pp.
The Thomas M. Cooley Lectures (five lectures delivered at the University of Michigan
Law School, April, 1949, under the title of "Some Problems of Equity"). Box 78,
0082
Program bibliography and first lecture with footnotes: "Coming into Equity
with Clean Hands, [I]." Folder! 6.42pp.
0128
Second lecture: "Coming into Equity with Clean Hands, II." Folder 17. 57pp.
0185
Third lecture: "Representative Suits, I." Folder 18. 45pp.
0230
Fourth lecture: "Representative Suits, II," with special reference to Federal
Rule 23. Folders 19-20. 103pp.
0323
Fifth lecture: "Lack of Power and Mistaken Use of Power." Folders 21-22.
53pp.
The Third Degree by Zechariah Chafee, Walter H. Pollack, and Carl S. Stern.
Published as Research Report 19 (Confidential) to the National Commission on Law
Observance and Enforcement in 1931. Box 79, Folders 1-11.569pp.
0376
Correspondence, 1929 [1927-1931]. Folder 1. 23pp.
0399
Correspondence (reports to Crime Commission), 1930-1931. Folders 2-3.
266pp.
0487
Partial manuscript. Folder 4. 66pp.
0553
Manuscript [includes Appendix III: State Statutes Directed against the Third
Degree or Related Evils; Geographical Summary of the Third Degree; Use
of the Third Degree in Major U.S. Cities]. Folders 5-11. 392pp.
DX. Writings cont.
0001
The Third Degree by Zechariah Chafee, Walter H. Pollack, and Carl S. Stern.
Published as Research Report 19 (Confidential) to the National Commission on Law
Observance and Enforcement, in 1931 cont. Box 79, Folders 12-13.139pp.
0001
Manuscript cont. Folders 12-13.139pp.
38
Frame No.
0140
0739
0935
Fundamental Human Rights [material and documents for Chafee's Harvard course in
fundamental human rights (Social Sciences 120)]. Box 80, Folders 1-13. 599pp.
0140
[Documents and material on] Fundamental human rights, miscellany, 1950.
Folders 1-4. 53pp.
0193
Part 3 cont, Section 2, Bills of Attainder and Ex Post Facto Laws [and
speeches on radio and television licensing activities of Federal
Communications Commission]. Folder 5. 62pp.
0255
Recent foreign constitutions. Folder 6.198pp.
0453
Part 5, Human Rights in the United Nations. Folder 7. 40pp.
0493
[The Tasks of] States and Nations [in Safeguarding Fundamental Human
Rights]. Folder 8. 65pp.
0558
Chapter 12, Bricker Amendment, [Part] I. Folders 9-10. 33pp.
0615
Chapter 12, Bricker Amendment, [Part] II [The Work of the Philadelphia
Convention of 1787: Treaty Clauses in the Constitution and in the Bricker
Amendment]. Folder 11. 71 pp.
0662
Documents on Fundamental Human Rights, correspondence. Folders 12-13.
77pp.
Human Rights in the United Nations. Box 80, Folders 14-16.196pp.
0739
Manuscript. Folders 14-16.196pp.
United Nations World Conference on Freedom of Information (see also Series IV,
Activities•United Nations, Reels 14-16). Box 80, Folder 17. 43pp.
0935
Press releases on Freedom of Speech, Part I. Folder 17. 43pp.
Reel 71
IX. Writings cont.
0001
0053
0121
0941
United Nations World Conference on Freedom of Information cont. (see also Series IV,
Activities•United Nations, Reels 14-16). Box 80, Folder 18. 51pp.
0001
Press releases on Freedom of Speech, Part II. Folder 18. 51pp.
Bill of Rights Belongs to the People ["Loyalty and Security Risks in Federal
Employees" and other writings by Chafee on civil liberties, including "Invasion of the
First Amendment through Conditioned Public Spending," 1955 article by Alanson W.
Willcox]. Box 80, Folders 19-20. 23pp.
Historical Origins and Justification of Free Speech and of the Right of Petition (work
done by Chafee in the field of legal research under a grant by the Commonwealth
Fund; the fund discontinued its appropriation for legal research in October 1943,
and Professor Chafee's work was never published in book form under the above
title; however, he used much of the material in various books). Box 81, Folders 115.820pp.
0121
"History of Free Speech," Folders 1-10. 595pp.
0121
Manuscript and Notes #1. Folders 1-4. 262pp.
0383 Manuscript and Notes # 2. Folders 5-8. 254pp.
0637 Notes and Biographical Memoranda. Folders 9-10. 79pp.
0716
Correspondence #1,1939-1943. Folders 11-12. 99pp.
0815
Correspondence #2. Folder 13. 21 pp.
0836
Printed matters pertinent to fund. Folders 14-15. 105pp.
Government and Mass Communication (see also Series IV, Activities•Government
and Mass Communication, Reel 11, frames 0229-0431). Box 81, Folder 16. 58pp.
0941
39
Frame No.
BJC. Wriîings eonî.
0001
0175
0403
0833
Government and Mass Communication cont. (see also Series IV, Activities•
Government and Mass Communication, Reel 11, frames 0229-0431). Box 81,
0001
Correspondence, 1947 cont. Folder 17. 71pp.
0072
The Judge Stephens Lectures for 1952 (lectures given at the University of Kansas Law
School entitled Three Human Rights in the Constitution"). Box 82, Folders 1-7.
240pp.
0175
First lecture, March 31,1952. Folders 1-2. 82pp.
0250
Second lecture, April 1,1952. Folders 3-4. 39pp.
0323
Notes for third lecture. Folders 5-7. 38pp.
0403
Copyright materials, 1950s. Folder 8. 26pp.
0429
"Clinton [Tennessee] and the Constitution" [article on school desegregation].
Folder 9. 16pp.
0445
[Draft] Covenant[s on] Human Rights, article notes for 1954. Folder 10. 36pp.
0491
Do Judges Make or Discover Law?, MS and notes. Folders 11-14. 220pp.
0711
Writings, addresses [including last published work, "Freedom and Enterprise,
Three Essays'!. Folders 15-17. 65pp.
0776
Radcliffe Speech, 1948: MS, Free Speech in the UN. Folder 18. 46pp.
0822
Brown Dinner Speech, "Brown Then and Now" (notes for speech), April 28,
1952. Folder 19.11pp.
TV Lectures (given in Lowell Lectures Series at Harvard University). Box 82, Folders
20-21. 136pp.
0833
Drafts used, 1956, The Constitution and Human Rights. Folders 20-21.
136pp.
SX. Writings cont.
0001
0146
TV Lectures cont. (given in Lowell Lectures Series at Harvard University). Box 82,
0001
Drafts used, 1956, The Constitution and Human Rights cont. Folders 22-24.
145pp.
History of Anglo-American Law (miscellaneous material). Box 83, Folders 1-15.
475pp.
0146
General Plan. Folder 1. 64pp.
0155
History of American law. Folders 2-6. 274pp.
0155 Bar [including article on Oliver Wendell Holmes' 90th birthday by
Harold Laski]. Folder 2. 68pp.
0223 General, 1925-1931. Folder 3. 57pp.
0268 Miscellaneous, 1920-1924. Folder 4. 42pp.
0310 Supreme Court, 1924-1932. Folders 5-6. 78pp.
0429
History, United States. Folder 7.5pp.
0434
Judges, selection and removal of. Folder 8.14pp.
0448
Marshall, J[ohn]. Folder 9. 50pp.
0498
Trials. Folder 10.3pp.
40
Frame No.
0501
0621
History of English law. Folders 11-15.120pp.
0501
General, 1920-1925. Folder 11. 26pp.
0527 17th century. Folder 12.17pp.
0560 19th century. Folder 14.21 pp.
Reapportionment folders. Box 83, Folders 16-20. 245pp.
0621
Reapportionment [Folder] #1 [articles on methods of apportionment in
Congress by Edward V. Huntington]. Folders 16-17. 39pp.
0660
Reapportionment [Folder] #2. Folders 18-20. 330pp.
BeeD 74
IX. Writings conî.
0001
Reapportionment folders cont. Box 83, Folder 21 and Box 84, Folders 1-17. 995pp.
0001
Reapportionment, Article, 1928. Folder 21 and Box 84, Folders 1-3. 240pp.
0240
Reapportionment, materials, 1939-1940. Folders 4-5.143pp.
0383
Reapportionment, [Edward V.] Huntington materials and letters, 1929-1944
[Method of Equal Proportions]. Folders 6-13. 409pp.
0792
Reapportionment, [Walter F.] Wilcox letter and memorandum, 1929-1956
[Method of Major Fractions]. Folders 14-17. 204pp.
IX. Writings cont.
0001
0163
0693
0711
0744
0788
Reapportionment folders cont. Box 84, Folders 18-20.162pp.
0001
Reapportionment, [Walter F.] Wilcox letter and memorandum, 1929-1956
[Method of Major Fractions] cont. Folder 18. 41pp.
0042
Miscellaneous correspondence and documents. Folders 19-20.115pp.
American Bar Association's Loyalty Oaths (correspondence in response to Chafee's
pamphlet "A Statement to my Fellow-Lawyers" (1950) protesting the loyalty oath
proposed for members of the ABA). Box 85, Folders 1-12. 530pp.
0163
Loyalty Oaths, Part 1, Folders 1-3.144pp.
0307
Loyalty Oaths, Part 2. Folders 4-7.135pp.
0442
Loyalty Oaths, Part 3. Folders 8-12. 251 pp.
Courts, Organization ["Possible and Needed Reforms in Administration of Justice in
Federal Courts," article by Chief Justice William Howard Taft]. Box 85, Folder 13.
18pp.
Freedom and Fear: Phi Beta Kappa Oration delivered by ZC at Harvard University on
June 20,1949. Box 85, Folder 14. 33pp.
Subversive Activities Bills, 1949: Statement by ZC submitted to the Committee on the
Judiciary, United States Senate. Box 85, Folder 15. 44pp.
Early Writings. Box 85, Folders 16-18. 203pp.
0788
Juvenilia 18987-1908. Folders 16-18. 203pp.
41
Frame No.
OX. Writings conî.
0001
0262
0295
0447
0616
Eariy Writings cont. Box 85, Folders 19-26. 261 pp.
0001
Harvard Law School commencement, MS of address, reviews, 1913. Folder
19.41pp.
0042
Legal ethics, MS for speech, 1913? Folder 20. 58pp.
0101
Life before birth, MS for article, n.d. Folders 21-23. 69pp.
0172
War, MS for article, n.d. Folder 24.16pp.
0185
Brown University, miscellaneous MS and correspondence, 1913. Folder 25.
38pp.
0223
Miscellaneous Early Writings. Folder 26.39pp.
Miscellaneous Writings, Articles. Box 86, Folder 1. 33pp.
0262
The Disintegration of Integration," 1956. 4pp.
0266
'The Freedom to Think," 1954.7pp.
0273
'The Encroachments on Freedom," 1956. 6pp.
0279
"Robert Alphonso Taft," HLS Yearbook. 2pp.
0281
"Prof. Chafee Urges New World Affairs Tolerance," 1944. 2pp.
0283
"Nation or States•Whose Job?" 1956.12pp.
Miscellaneous Unidentified Writings. Box 86, Folders 2-4.152pp.
0295
Handwritten miscellany. Folder 2. 31pp.
0364
Materials for miscellaneous articles, reviews, and lectures. Folders 3-4.
83pp.
Clippings. Box 86, Folders 5-10.169pp.
0447
Clippings, materials for equity casebooks. Folders 5-6. 34pp.
0481
Miscellaneous clippings. Folders 7-10.135pp.
Book Reviews. Box 86, Folders 11-12.152pp.
0616
Clippings of reviews of Chafee books. Folder 11.140pp.
0652
Book reviews of Chafee and Simpson, Cases on Equity. Folder 12.112pp.
X. Legal Miscellany
This group of materials was placed under the heading of Legal Miscellany by Professor Chafee himself and
was arranged by him in alphabetical order. It contains various items relating to his research, his teaching and
writing, legal issues of the day, prominent legal cases, material relating to professional groups, etc. Period
covered extends from the beginning of his teaching career until his death in 1957.
0768
Alien Registration Act, 1940 [general]. Box 87, Folders 1-3. 261pp.
n®®¡ 77
X. Legal ¡Miscellany cont.
0001
0314
0324
American Law Institute. Box 87, Folders 4-7. 313pp.
0001
Equity. Folder 4. 83pp.
0084
Unfair competition, etc. Folders 5-6.139pp.
0223
Vendor and purchaser. Folder 7. 91 pp.
Assignability of Book Debts [general]. Box 87, Folder 8.10pp.
Associations, Articles [general]. Box 87, Folders 9-10.101pp.
42
Frame No.
0415
Bills and Notes, Correspondence. Box 87, Folders 11-16 and Box 88, Folders 1-3.
519pp.
0415
[Benjamin F.] Evarts[' refusal to pay for Chafee's legal advice]. Folders 1112.156pp.
0571
Brannan's Negotiable Instruments of Laws, 1929[8]-1947(8] [and other
material on promissory notes]. Folders 13-16 and Box 88, Folders 1-3.
435pp.
Real 71
X. Legal Miscellany conf.
0001
0055
0176
0299
0320
0550
0554
0583
0679
0829
0834
Boat vs. Metropolitan Museum of Art [case on bequest to Metropolitan Museum of Art].
Coca-Cola Case, Spauling, Sibley, Troutman and Brock [Coca-Cola suit against similar
cola drinks. Box 88, Folders 6-7.121pp.
Condemnation Case, Engelhardt, Pollak and Stern [Palisades Interstate Park
condemnation proceedings]. Box 88, Folders 8-10.123pp.
Constitutional Law [miscellaneous material]. Box 88, Folder 11. 21 pp.
Copyright [Chafee's service on Copyright Subcommittee on Patent Law Section of
American Bar Association]. Box 88, Folders 12-16. 230pp.
Criminal Law, Trials [miscellaneous material]. Box 88, Folder 17. 4pp.
Davis Case [challenge to will of Theodore M. Davis]. Box 88, Folder 18. 46pp.
Defamation and Personality [miscellaneous material]. Box 88, Folders 19-20. 96pp.
Equity, General•Correspondence [and miscellaneous documents]. Box 89, Folders
1-2.150pp.
Equity, Receiverships [Supreme Court decision in Riehle vs. Margolies]. Box 89,
Folder 3. 5pp.
Equity, Report on Restating Equity [Chafee's "Report on Restating Equity" in three
volumes]. Box 89, Folder 4. 251pp.
[R®eD 79
X. Legal Miscellany cont.
0001
0043
0095
0108
0195
0264
0279
0358
0361
0401
0411
Equity, 3x5 cards of notes. Box 89, Folder 5. 42pp.
Federal Tax Liens [Chafee's memo "Needed Legislation to Facilitate Determination
and Removal of Federal Tax Liens"]. Box 89, Folder 7. 52pp.
Forced Ground for Cancellation [fraud and other aspects of equity]. Box 89, Folder 8.
13pp.
Herrick, Smith, Donald and Farley [Chafee's role in 1922 liquidation of Cosmopolitan
Trust Co.]. Box 89, Folders 9-10. 87pp.
History and Organization of the Bar [assessments of Supreme Court including F.D.
Roosevelt's appointees and miscellaneous material]. Box 89, Folders 11-12. 69pp.
Injunctions. Box 89, Folder 13.15pp.
Injunctions, Scope of. Box 89, Folders 14-15. 79pp.
Legal Biography ["New Legal Education" by Herman Oliphant]. Box 89, Folder 16. 3pp.
Legal Rights, Established. Box 89, Folder 17. 40pp.
Legislative Changes [in equity jurisdiction]. Box 90, Folder 1.10pp.
Lewis, Francis A., Correspondence. Box 90, Folders 2-9. 540pp.
0411
1931-1933 [suit on Francis Phillips' estate including debate on legal status of
minors ("infants")]. Folders 2-5.139pp.
0650
1933-1934. Folders 5-6. 250pp.
0810
1934-1945. Folders 7-9.140pp.
43
Frame No.
0951
RGGD
Liberdar Case, Englehart, Pollack and Stern [material on Liberdar Holding Corp. vs.
Prudential Insurance Co.]. Box 90, Folder 10. 74pp.
80
0001
0045
0130
0133
0162
0381
0401
0451
0463
0531
0562
0596
0622
0873
0878
0946
Liberdar Case, Englehart, Pollack and Stern cont. [material on Liberdar Holding Corp.
vs. Prudential Insurance Co.]. Box 90, Folder 11. 44pp.
McAuslan, J., vs. Union Trust Co. [special Master's report and other material on case].
New Jersey Bar Exams. Box 90, Folder 14. 5pp. (3 frames.)
North Dakota Bar Exams [Lauriz Void's article " Improving North Dakota Bar Admission
Requirements'!. Box 90, Folder 15. 53pp. (33 frames.)
Notre Dame Case [land title case, Nichols vs. Boston Academy of Notre Dame]. Box
90, Folders 16-18. 219pp.
Oklahoma Bar Exams [state bar admission requirements]. Box 91, Folder 1. 20pp.
Persons ["Liability of Husband for Debts Contracted by Wife" and other notes on "Law
Relating to Women"]. Box 91, Folder 2. 50pp.
Practice of law [notes and Theodore Francis Green's article "A Legal Practitioner's
Mental Equipment"]. Box 91, Folder 3.12pp.
Radio Corp. (RCA) vs. Independent Wireless [Telegraph Co.] [material on patent
infringement suit]. Box 91, Folder 4. 68pp.
Rhode Island Bar Exams [state bar admission requirements]. Box 91, Folder 5. 31 pp.
Rhode Island Law [material on state laws and Bar Association]. Box 91, Folder 6.
34pp.
Sacco-Vanzetti [material on trials of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti]. Box 91,
Folder 7. 26pp.
Servitudes, Chattels [Chafee's article and notes on patent and copyright cases]. Box
91, Folders 8-10. 251pp.
South Carolina Bar Exams [state bar admission requirements]. Box 91, Folder 11. 5pp.
Supreme Court [Roosevelt's 1937 Proposal to Reorganize and controversy over
same]. Box 91, Folder 12. 68pp.
Supreme Court, Current History Magazine [Chafee's 1931 article "New Members of the
Supreme Court" (Charles E. Hughes and Owen J. Roberts), and related
correspondence]. Box 91, Folder 13. 62pp.
R®@i 81
0001
0251
0282
0292
0340
0347
0376
0489
Supreme Court, Current History Magazine cont. Box 91, Folders 14-16. 250pp.
Supreme Court under Hughes [Chafee's 1932 article in Current History Magazine "The
Supreme Court in 1931-32"]. Box 91, Folder 17. 31pp.
Taxation ["Future of the Federal Income Tax" by Robert N. Miller]. Box 92, Folder 1.
10pp.
Trade Secrets [notes and articles on trade secrets, patents, etc.]. Box 92, Folder 2.
49pp.
Unclean Hands [case notes]. Box 92, Folder 3. 7pp.
Unclean Hands, Lacher [case notes]. Box 92, Folder 4. 29pp.
Unfair Competition, Illustrative Material (1) [case notes, decisions and correspondence
on patents, copyrights, plagiarism, etc.]. Box 92, Folders 5-6.113pp.
Unfair Competition, Illustrative Materials (2) [case notes, decisions and
correspondence on patents, copyrights, plagiarism, etc.]. Box 92, Folders 7-8.
130pp.
44
Frame No.
0619
0755
0791
Unfair Competition, Illustrative Materials (3) [case notes, decisions and
correspondence on patents, copyrights, plagiarism, etc.]. Box 92, Folders 9-11.
131pp.
Unfair Competition, Miscellaneous. Box 92, Folder 12. 36pp.
Mendelsohn Case. Box 92, Folders 13-14.183pp.
X. Legal Miscellany coni.
0001
0174
0189
Mendelsohn Case cont. Box 92, Folders 15-17.173pp.
Miscellaneous Clippings. Box 92, Folder 18.15pp.
Miscellaneous Legal Case [includes play on patent law: "Common to the Trade, or The
Saturday Night Soap Company vs. The Seventh Night Soap Company" by Edward
S. Rogers and Lawrence Langer]. Box 93, Folders 1-16. 711pp.
XL Addenda
Series Note
This series consists of Chafee material that, after arrangement of his papers had been completed, was
brought in from various sources within the Law School, mainly the late Professor Mark DeWolfe Howe's
office. (Professor Howe was Professor Chafee's literary executor.)
0900
"The Club," 1942-1956 (A private dining club, founded 1882, consisting mostly of
persons connected with Harvard University. ZC became a member in 1920.
Correspondence consists of miscellaneous club matters, lists of members, monthly
dinners, etc. Among members were Archibald MacLeish, Paul Sachs, Walter D.
Edmonds, Mark DeWolfe Howe, John Coolidge, Christian Herter. Apparently ZC
was secretary of 'The Club." F.1-5,1949-1956, reverse chronological order; F.6-9,
1942-1948, reverse chronological order). Box 94, Folders 1-4. 230pp.
Reel
XL Addenda cont.
0001
0317
0532
0728
"The Club" cont. (see above for description). Box 94, Folders 5-9. 316pp.
[Interpleader materials, tributes to Chafee and miscellaneous correspondence, notes
and briefs.] Box 94, Folders 10-14. 215pp.
[Miscellaneous correspondence; tributes to Chafee and his grandfather.] Box 94,
Folder 15 and Box 95, Folders 1-3.196pp.
[Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and briefs.] Box 95, Folders 4-8.156pp.
45
ÄFPEMDDX
The items below do not appear on the film, either because they were closed, not available,
or not appropriate for filming (such as photographs).
Series I. General Correspondence, 1916-1956
Box 1, Folder 24; H, Miscellany
Hale, Richard W. (3)
Hale, Robert L.
Hammond, Franklin T. (3)
Harcourt, Brace & Co ./Hand, Learned (on other side)
Hart, Albert Bushneil
Harvard, David C.
Hayes, Ralph
Helburn Thompson Company (2)
Henderson, Lawrence J.
Herrill, Edward
Herron, Ralph E.
Higgins, Ry. B.
Hill, Arthur D.
History of Science Society (2)
Hoernle, R. F. A.
Holmes, Richard S.
Holt & Company
Hope Street High School
Hopkins, H. P. (2)
Hovack, H. C.
Hough, Charles M.
Howland, Charles P.
Hudson, Manley O.
Humble, H. W.
Hunnewell, F. W.
Series li. Judges' Letters
Box 4, Folder 20. Hand, Learned, 1872-1961
Series IV. Activities
Box 17, Folders. United Nations. Conference, Geneva. Photographs
VIII Harvard Law School
Box 53, Folder 21. Committees; Library committee, correspondence, 1929-1933. Closed.
The following items, also under Committees, were all closed.
Box 54, Folders 2-5. Ames Prize, 1939
Box 54, Folder 6. Burken Prize, 1939-1941
Box 54, Folder 7. Comparative Law, Committee on, 1931
Box 54, FolderS. Faculty Lectures, Committee on, 1939-1941
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Box 54,
Box 54,
Box 54,
Box 54,
Box 54,
Box 54,
Box 55,
Box 55,
Box 55,
Box 55,
Box 55,
Folder 9-10. Scholarships, Scholarship Policies, Committee on, 1936-1942
Folder 11. Summer School, Committee on, 1941
Folder 12. Instruction, Committee on, 1943
Folder 13. Ames and Henderson Prizes, 1946
Folders 14-22. Admissions, Committee on, 1945-48
Folders 23-27. Faculty Committee on Commercial Law, 1947
Folders 1-8. Curriculum, Committee on, 1924-1948
Folders 9-15. Graduate studies, Committee on (1929-1939)
Folder 16. Committee on Teaching Assignments
Folders 17-18. Curriculum Committee, Equity and Commercial Law, 1948
Folders 91-20. Committee on Faculty Appointments
Miscellany
Box 56,
Box 56,
Box 56,
Box 56,
Box 56,
Box 57,
Box 57,
Box 57,
Box 57,
Box 57,
Box 57,
Box 58,
Box 58,
Box 58,
Box 58,
Box 58,
Box 58,
Box 59,
Box 59,
Box 59,
Box 59,
Box 59,
Box 59,
Box 60,
Box 60,
Box 60,
Box 60,
Box 60,
Folders 8-9. Harvard Correspondence
Folders 10-14. Harvard Correspondence with School and Fellows
Folders 15-16. Harvard Law School Memorandum-Curriculum (1947-1949) #1
Folder 17. HLS Memorandum-Curriculum #2 (1949-1950)
Folder 18. HLS Memorandum-Miscellany (1948-1950)
Folders 4-8. Harvard Liberal Club (1942-1948)
Folders 9-10. Faculty Memorandums (1949-1955)
Folders 11-13. Law Clubs (1923-1948)
Folders 1a4-16. Law School Policies #1 (1946-1948)
Folders 17-19. Law School Policies #2 (1946)
Folder 20, and Box 58, Folders 1-3. Law. School Policies #3 (1943-1945)
Folders 4-5. Law School Policies #4 (1948-1949)
Folders 20-21 and Box 60, Folders 1-4. Law School Policies #15 (1929-1930)
Folder 16. Legal aid, 1936-1940
Folders 18-20. Photographs, Chafee and faculty, 1901-1952
Folders 23-24. Third Year Class Chairmanship, 1929
Folder 25. Use of building for meetings of undergraduates, 1939-1940
Material Elsewhere
Comparative Literature 181 (course given in Harvard College): Legal Protection of Literature, Art
and Music; materials for class use compiled by ZC, 1955; two bound volumes of typed,
mimeographed material.
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The following is an index to the major subjects found in The Zechariah Chafee, Jr. Papers. Most series
are arranged alphabetically, and the researcher is encouraged to browse in a section of interest in the Reel
Index. Not indexed here are items in Series I, General Correspondence, and Series II, Judges' Letters,
unless they are placed out of alphabetical order or are also found as subjects elsewhere in the collection.
Academic freedom
31:0432-0600
Acheson Report
see Atomic energy
Aliens
deportation 25: 0017; 27: 0046
registration act, 1940 76: 0768
American Bar Association
Bill of Rights, Special Committee on 6: 0721 ;
7: 0001-0720; 8: 0001-0936; 9: 0001-0059;
47:0143
Commission on Freedom of Press 1
8: 0855-0934;19:0001-0251
Committee on Freedom of the Press and Speech
5:0850;6:0001-0626
Committee for Peace and Law through the UN
17: 0324
Human Rights Commission 17: 0001-0403
see also Rhode Island Bar Association; Loyalty
oaths
American Law Institute
77: 0001-0223
Association of American Law Schools
18:0248
Atomic energy
Acheson report on, 1946 14: 0773
U.S. consideration of international control
14:0695,0812-0914
Attainder, Bills of
see Impeachment
Bailie, Helen
28:0149
Bauer, Malcolm
"The Constitutionality of the [UN] Covenant on
Human Rights" 46: 0582
Barnes bill
29: 0368
Benton, William
proposed expulsion of McCarthy from Senate
31:0708
Bill of Rights
general 45: 0916; 46: 0001
"Invasion of the First Amendment through
i Conditioned Public Spending" 71: 0053
Black, Hugo L.
3:0051;31:0410
Bosson, Campbell
1:0103; 4: 0141; 5: 0051
Boston, Massachusetts
moral censorship in 19: 0858
see also Club, The; Massachusetts; Watch and
Ward Society
Boston, Economic Club of
1:0316
Brennan's Negotiable Instruments Law
60: 0456-0985
Bricker Amendment
9: 0113-0843; 10: 0001-0188; 70: 0558-0615
Bridges, Harry D.
27: 0046
Brookings Graduate School of Economics and
Government
2:0472
Browder, Earl
27:0259-0349
Brown University
"Brown Then and Now"•speech by ZC 72: 0822
correspondence 1: 0134-5; 76: 0185
Buckner case
see Religion
Burger, Warren E.
2: 0543
Business law
see Teaching notes
Cabaniss, George H., Jr.
articles on civil liberties 65: 0447
Casebooks (by Chafee)
Aigler's 48: 0964
bills and notes (1918) 61: 0001-0091
clippings for 76: 0383
correspondence on 61: 0183
49
Casebooks (by Chafee) cont.
equity 59: 0568-0945; 60: 0001-0443; 76: 0447
fundamental human rights•collected documents
70:0140-0662
statements and bills of account 61: 0315
taxes 61:0401-0642
Cases, legal
78: 0001-0176, 0554, 0951; 80: 0001, 0045,
0162, 0463, 0596, 0622; 81: 0791; 82: 0001,
0189
see also specific case names
Censorship
book and stage 27: 0737
correspondence on 11: 0886;12:0001-0894
mail (obscene or seditious material) 26: 0907
radio and press 10: 0836-0853; 11: 0001-0804
Chafee, May (mother)
4:0141
Chafee, Robert S. (son)
4:0255
Chafee, Zecharlah (grandfather)
3:0546;83: 0706
Chafee, Zecharlah, Jr.
addresses, articles and lectures
associations•articles on 77: 0324
"Bill of Rights Belongs to the People" 71: 0053
"Broadening the Second Stage of
Interpleader" 83: 0465
"Brown Then and Now" 72: 0822
"Clinton [Tennessee] and the Constitution"
72: 0429
"Coming into Equity with Clean Hands" 40:
0092;69:0128
"Constitution and Human Rights," (TV
lectures) 72: 0833; 73: 0001
"Covenants on Human Rights" 47: 0024;
72:0445
"Disintegration of Integration" 76: 0262
"Do Judges Make or Discover Law?" 40:
0125:72:0491
"Encroachments on Freedom" 76: 0273
"Equity, Some Problems of" 69: 0082-0323
"Federal Interpleader since the Act of 1936"
83: 0507
"Freedom and Enterprise, Three Essays"
72: 0711
"Freedom and Fear" 75: 0711
"Freedom of Speech in War Time" 41:0871
"Freedom to Think" 76: 0266
"Free Speech in the UN" 72: 0776
"With Full Liberty in Religious Concernments
72: 0396
HLS commencement address (1913) 76: 0001
"Nations or States-Whose Job ?" 76: 0283
"New Members of the Supreme Court" (1931)
80: 0946
"Prof. Charles Urges New World Affairs
Tolerance" 76: 0281
statement for Senate Judiciary Committee on
subversive activities bills (1949) 75: 0744
"Supreme Court in 1931-32" 81: 0001
'Taft, Robert A." 76: 0279
tax liens•federal: article on legislation to
remove 79: 0043
'Three Human Rights in the Constitution"
72:0175-0323
books
Blessings of Liberty (1956) 65: 0731-0916;
66:0001-0949; 67: 0001-0079
Brennan's Negotiable Instruments Law (1926)
60: 0507-0996; 77: 0571
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts
(1923)52: 0772-0830; 53: 0001-0247
Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts (ZC
and Pound, 1933)53:0502-0921 ; 54:
0001
Cases on Equitable Remedies (1936) 54:
0108-0827; 55: 0001-0370
Cases on Equity (ZC and Simpson, 1933-34)
56: 0652-0906; 57: 0001-0644; 76: 0652
Cases on Equity (later eds.) 57: 0753-0900;
58:0001-0612; 59: 0001-0515
debts 77: 0314
Free Speech in the U.S. (1941) 64: 06970928;65:0001-0730
Government and Mass Communication
71:0941;72:0001-0072
Inquiring Mind (1928) 67: 0391-0560
Pound's Cases on Equitable Relief (1930)
52:0260-0437
Reissued Notes (1943) 55: 0413-0960;
56:0001-0612
reviews 76: 0512-0652
Suffolk County Court Records (1933) 67:
0137-0363
The Third Degree (1931) 69: 0376-0553;
70: 0001
see also Casebooks; Dodd, Edwin Merrick;
Rhode Island
general
clippings 76: 0383-0420
"Club" 82: 0900; 83: 0001-0044
fund and tributes in honor of 5: 0025; 83: 0706
literary estate 5: 0051
50
Competition
skit on 82: 0196
unfair 39: 0058-0605; 49: 0067; 81: 0376;
82: 0001
Constitutions, foreign
70: 0255
Contracts
see Teaching notes
Copyright
teaching notes 47: 0625; 48: 0001-0434;
55:0413
see also Law, Anglo-American
Correspondence
censorship 11: 0886; 12: 001-0894;
Chafee family 3: 0546-0812; 4: 0001-0255;
83: 0532, 0728
miscellaneous 4: 0533, 0911 ; 5: 0001
Cosmopolitan Trust Co.
liquidation, Chafee's role 79: 0181
Davis, Theodore M.
will, challenge to 78: 0554
Death penalty
see Massachusetts Council for the Abolition of
the Death Penalty
Debs, Eugene V.
25: 0607
Defamation
41: 0745; 42: 0001; 78: 0600
Disarmament
27: 0001
Dodd, Edwin Merrick
American Business Corporations 61: 0753-0877;
62:0001-0934; 63: 0001-0805; 64:00010670
correspondence 1: 0237
Dorr pamphlets
see Rhode Island
Douglas, William O.
3:0083;31:0410
Dunham, Alice Chafee (aunt)
4:0141
Duquense, Frederick Jaubert
30:0399
Eddy, Thomas (uncle)
3: 0546
Equity
article on•notes 40: 0092
cases on 38: 0318; 52: 0772-0927; 53: 00010921; 54: 0001-0827; 55: 0001-0307;
56:0650-0906;57:0001-0721 ; 58: 00010911;59:0001-0515
correspondence 49: 0476-0720; 50: 0001-0408;
78:0679
fraud and cancellation 79: 0095
lecture on 69: 0082-0323
unpublished writings
history of free speech and right of petition
71:0121-0836
juvenilia 75: 0788; 76: 0001-0223, 0295-0326
see also Harvard Law School; Reapportionment;
Teaching notes
Chafee, Zechariah, Sr. (father)
3:0782-0812;4:0001
Chafee, Zechariah, III (son)
5: 0051
Choate, Hall and Stewart
Churches, Federal Council of
1: 0394
City College of New York
65: 0511
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
Civil rights
correspondence 29: 0786-0946; 30: 0001-0388
freedom of religion 26: 0483; 28: 0912
general 26: 0630-0907
Justice Dept. violations of 25: 0033
summer course on 45: 0872
see also Aliens; Communist party; Freedom of
speech; Loyalty oaths; Sedition; Fifth
Amendment; Social Sciences 120 under
Teaching notes
Clark, Grenville
article, "Limits of Free Expression" 65: 0439
Clark v. Barlow
22: 0385
The Club
Harvard/Boston dining club 82: 0900; 83: 00010044
Coal
see U.S. Coal Commission
Coca-Cola
suit against other colas 78: 0055
Commercial law
49: 0001
Commonwealth Fund
funding for Chafee's research on free speech
71:0121
Communications
government and mass 11: 0229-0316; 71: 0941 ;
72: 0001
radio censorship 10: 0836; 11: 0001
Subcommittee on Governmental Control of
Communications•report 19: 0202
Communist Party, U.S.
legal proceedings against 27: 0106-0390
51
Equity cont.
legislative changes on 79: 0401
notes on 79: 0001
receiverships 78: 0829
report on restating 78: 0834
see also Chafee, Z., Jr.; Casebooks; Teaching
notes
Ethics, legal
MS for speech 76: 0042
Evarts, Benjamin F.
debt to Chafee, legal advice 77: 0415
Evidence (In law)
general 32: 0678-0976; 33: 0001-0743
student notes of ZC on 50: 0628
Fair trade laws
36:0427
Federal Communications Commission
alleged subversive employees 7: 0327
see also Censorship
Federal courts
see Supreme Court; Taft, William H.
Federal Interpleader Act of 1936
see Interpleader
Fifth Amendment
32: 0073
Frank, Jerome N.
2: 0543
Frankfurter, Felix
article on Sacco and Vanzetti 19: 0909
general 3: 0086
Fraud
see Equity
Freedom of discussion
11:0886;12:0001-0894
Freedom of speech
article on, in wartime 41: 0871
fan mail 32: 0342-0406
general 1: 0712, 0780; 25: 0750-0954;
26: 0001-0269, 0921-0942;27:0737-0949;
28: 0001-0410; 28: 0479-0810
history of 71:0121
and the press 47: 0456
in the U.S. 64: 0697-0928; 65: 0001-0728
Goldstein, Robert
1:0412;25:0659
Great Britain
research on dominions in 23: 0697
Green, Theodore F.
article, training legal mind 80: 0451
Chris Greene Fund
4: 0831
Habeas Corpus, writ of
46: 0870; 47: 0001
Hale, Richard W.
2:0647
Harvard Cooperative Society
1:0227
Harvard Law School
book list for returning servicemen 51: 0522-0652
commencement address by ZC (1913) 76: 0001
correspondence on history 51: 0868
exam questions 51: 0277
faculty photos and portraits 51: 0839; 52: 0095
general 52: 0069, 0104,-0337, 0618
history 51:0839
history•centennial 1: 0186
phonograph collection as ZC's memorial to
Donald Ray 52: 0459
student notes of ZC 50: 0490-0837; 51: 00010085
see also Teaching notes
Harvard Liberal Club of Boston
1:0828
Harvard University
see The Club; Teaching notes
Herrick, Smith, Donald and Farley
see Cosmopolitan Trust Co.
Hiss, Alger
30: 0891
Hobbs bill
7:0461,0720;8:0001
Hobbs case
7: 0547-0720; 8: 0001
Holmes, Oliver W., Jr.
correspondence 2: 0520; 51: 0188
Harvard commemoration 51: 0261
Laski, Harold article on 73: 0210
Hollywood Ten
30:0843:31:0001
House of Representatives, U.S.
see Reapportionment
Howe, Mark DeWolfe
5: 0051
Hughes, Charles E.
Chafee on 80: 0946
Human rights
documents on 45: 0784; 46: 0001-0557;
47:0086; 70: 0140-0662
in the United Nations 70: 0453, 0739
Impeachment
47: 0534
Independent Wireless Telegraph Co.
see Radio Corp. of America
Inheritance taxation
see National Tax Association
Injunctions
42: 0180; 79: 0264-0279
Internal Security Act of 1950
66: 0086
52
Llberdar Holding Corp.
suit v. Prudential Insurance 79: 0951 ; 80: 0001
Light, Charles F., Jr.
2: 0929
Lovett Case
see Federal Communications Commission
Loyalty oaths
ABA proposal 75: 0163-0442
federal employees 30: 0656
teachers and general 29: 0166; 30: 0656;
65: 0511;71:0053
McAuslan, J.
suit v. Union Trust 80: 0045
McCarthy, Joseph R.
general 32: 0204
interrogation of Harvard staff 47: 0001
Senate•proposed expulsion from 31: 0708
Maloney, John P.
correspondence on equity 58: 0432
Maritain, Jacques
2: 0985
Marriage, law of
80: 0401
Marshall, John
73: 0448
Massachusetts
civil rights in 32: 0327
"Red Control Act" 31: 0893; 32: 0001
Massachusetts
Civil Liberties Union of 18: 0848
Colonial Society of•ZC edits book for 67: 0137
Council for Abolition of Death Penalty 19: 02950467
Historical Society 10: 0259-0797
Mathematics
see Reapportionment and Numbers theory
Metcalf, Jesse F. (uncle)
2:0122
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York City)
Boal bequest 78: 0001
Miller, Robert N.
"Future of Federal Income Tax" 81: 0282
Minors
legal status of 79: 0411
Morlson, Samuel E.
pamphlet on teachers' loyalty oaths 29: 0166
Mundt-Nixon bill
29: 0649
National Popular Government League
report to Department of Justice 25: 0033
National Tax Association
Committee on Double Domicile in Inheritance
Taxation 17: 0448-0932; 18: 0001-0193
New Jersey
bar exam 80:0130
International Freedom of Scholarship
31:0391
Interpleader
correspondence, cases, articles and
investigations 19: 0925-0960; 20: 0001-0889;
21: 0001-0810;22: 0001-0931 ; 23: 00010604; 83: 0317-0333, 0532, 0728
and equity 38: 0846; 39: 0001
historical origins 22: 0337
inheritance tax case 21: 0561
research on English and U.S. state laws
23: 0617; 24: 0001 -0924; 25: 0001-0028
see also Chafee, Z., Jr.; Roebling estate
Japanese-Americans
"Some Social Aspects of Japanese-American
Demography" 46: 0953
World War II evacuation 7: 0160
Justice, U.S. Department of
report on 25: 0033
Laches
see Law, Anglo-American
Lady Chatterly's Lover
see Obscenity
LaFollette case
38:0534
Lan ham Act
39: 0467, 0527
Langer, Lawrence
play on patent law 82: 0196
Laskl, Harold J.
general 1:0774
Holmes, O.W.•article on 73: 0155
Law, Anglo-American
constitutional 78: 0299
copyright and patent 78: 0320; 80: 0622
criminal 78: 0550
historical materials 73: 0146-0581
Laches 81:0340-0347
miscellaneous 79: 0361 ; 82: 0246
trade secrets 81:0292
unfair competition 81: 0376
see also Competition
Law Observance and Enforcement, National
Commission on
"The Third Degree"•ZC's study for 69: 03760793;70:0001-0133
Lawrence, D.H.
see Obscenity
Lawson case
see Hollywood Ten
Lewis, Francis A.
suit on Phillips estate 79: 0411
Libel and group libel
notes 19:0251
53
Radicals
pamphlets 28: 0810
Radio Corp. [of America]
suit v. Independent Wireless Telegraph Co.
80: 0463
Ray, Donald Fairfax
memorial gift to Law School from ZC for 52: 0459
Reapportionment (of U.S. House of
Representatives)
article by ZC on 74: 0689
Huntington, Edward V.•mathematical formulae
for (equal proportions method) 73: 0621 ;
74: 0383
miscellaneous material 73: 0621-0660;
74: 0001-0792; 75: 0001-0042
Wilcox, Walter F.•on mathematical formulae for
(major fractions method) 74: 0792; 75: 0001
Religion
Buckner case 26: 0483
liberty 28: 0912
Rhode Island
bar exam 80: 0531
constitutional conventions 67: 0569, 68: 06250912
economic history•1873 panic 69: 0060
Dorr pamphlets on 67: 0569-0922; 68: 00010912;69:0001-0060
state laws 80: 0562
Rhode Island Bar Association
13: 0001-0709; 80: 0531-0562
Roberts, Owen J.
Chafee on 80: 0946
Roebling estate case
22:0532-0931 ; 23: 0001-0324
Rogers, Edward S.
play on patent law 82: 0196
Rosenbergs, The
32: 0249
Sabotage
28: 0947
Sacco, Nicola
Frankfurter article 19: 0909
trial 80: 0596
Seamans, Peter
5: 0051
Sedition
bill 29: 0001-0145; 30: 0399
book clause 29: 0025
Senate, U.S.
Committee on Judiciary•statement from ZC to
75: 0744
investigations by 31: 0708
rules survey 1: 0140
see also McCarthy, Joseph R.
New Republic
2:0178;12: 0663
New York Times
2:0177;12:0688
Nixon, Richard
see Mundt-Nixon bill
North Dakota
bar exam 80: 0133
Notre Dame, Boston Academy of
title suit•Nichols v. 80: 0162
Numbers theory
4:0843;52:0150-0220
Oaths
see Loyalty oaths
Ober, Frank B.
case 31: 0139-0223
Obscenity
19: 0858; 26: 0001; 28: 0426
Oklahoma
bar exam 80: 0381
syndicalism case 7: 0142
Oliphant, Herman
article, "New Legal Education" 79: 0358
Palisades Interstate Park
condemnation of land 78: 0176
Patents
play on law of: "Common to t the Trade" by E.S.
Rogers and L. Langer 82: 0196
see also Teaching notes; Law, Anglo-American
Phillips, Francis
suit on estate of 79: 0411
Plimpton Press
cases on equitable remedies 55: 0307
correspondence 52: 0001 ; 53: 0429; 59: 07430862
and equitable relief against torts 52: 0782
Pound, Roscoe
case on equitable relief against defamation 53:
0260-0921 ; 54: 0001
general correspondence 2: 0218-0278
Press, Freedom of
see Freedom of speech
Press Club
San Francisco 11: 0712
Prisoners, political
Debs case 25: 0607
general 25: 0531
Goldstein case 25: 0659
Prudential Insurance Co.
see Liberdar Holding
Pusey, Anne
4:0906
Radcliffe College
4:0880
54
equity III 38: 0072-0846; 39: 0001-0910;
40: 0001-0859; 41: 0001-0795; 42: 00010878; 49:0476-0720;50:0001-0408
evidence 32: 0678-0976; 33: 0001-0743
judicial remedies 32: 0795-0883; 34: 00010104
miscellaneous 48: 0551
partnership 34: 0153-0915; 35: 0001
property 35: 0068-0472
quasi-contracts 35: 0512-0953; 36: 0001
Social Sciences 120: (Fundamental Human
Rights) 45: 0393-0784; 46: 0001-0687
trusts 36: 0016-0343
Crusts•student notes on 50: 0649
Television
"Constitution and Human Rights"•lecture
72: 0833; 73: 0001
Third degree
see Law Observance and Enforcement, National
Commission on
Thomas, Dorothy Swaine
"Some Social Aspects of Japanese-American
Demography" 46: 0953
Tillinghast and Collins
2: 0781
Torts
equitable relief against 52: 0772-0927;
53:0001-0150, 0502-0921 ; 54: 0001
general 34: 0001; 38: 0021
student notes on 50: 0837; 51: 0001
Trade
see Fair trade laws; Law, Anglo-American
Trials, famous
see Law, Anglo-American and individual suits
Trusts
see Teaching
Tumulty, Joseph
2: 0952
Turner, Frederick Jackson
Club, member of dining 82: 0900 83: 0001-0044
Tweed, Harrison
Un-American activities
Alger Hiss case 30: 0891
Barnes Bill 29: 0368
loyalty oaths 30: 0656
Mundt-Nixon Bill 29: 0649
Union Trust Co.
see McAuslan, J.
United Nations
Bauer, Malcolm•"The Constitutionality of the
[UN] Covenant on Human Rights" 46: 0582
correspondence 13: 0799-0930; 14: 0001-0064
Covenant of Human Rights 16: 0681, 0892
Simpson, Sidney P.
cases on equity with ZC 56: 0650; 57: 00010721 ; 58:0001-0911 ; 59: 0001-0515;
76: 0652
general 2: 0558
South Carolina
bar exam 80: 0873
see also Roebling estate
Speech, freedom of
see Freedom of speech
Sprague, A.W.
5: 0292
Statutes
research on U.S. 23: 0708
Student notes, Chafee's
see Harvard Law School
Subversive activities
bills 75: 0744
control board 66: 0078
Suffolk County, Massachusetts
see Colonial Society of under Massachusetts
Summer, Clyde
conscientious objector case 8: 0252-0936;
9:0001-0059
Supreme Court
assessment of work 80: 0946; 81: 0001
history 73: 0310
reorganization•proposed 80: 0878
Roosevelt, F.•appointments assessed 79: 0195
Taft, Robert A.
1:0836, 0846; 76: 0279
Taft, William Howard
article on proposed federal court reforms
75: 0693
Tariff Act (1928)
29:0025-0166
Taxes
federal liens 79: 0043
social security 61: 0487
unemployment 61: 0401
withholding 61: 0642
see also Miller, Robert N.
Taylor, Edward P.
2: 0959
Teaching
freedom of 31: 0432-0600
notes
bills and notes 43: 0001-0890; 44: 00010773;45:0001-0313
bills and notes•student notes on 50: 0607
contracts 32: 0453
copyright 47: 0625-0929; 48: 0001-0495
equity II36: 0355-0932; 37: 0001-0680;
38:0001-0021
55
United Nations cont.
Freedom of Information conference 14: 03640695; 15: 0001-0133, 0730;16: 0001-0495,
0758; 19: 0505-0767; 70: 0935; 71: 0001
"Free Speech in the UN"•article by ZC 72: 0776
General Assembly 14: 0160-0315
human rights concerns 70: 0453, 0739
Subcommission on Freedom of Information and
of the Press 15: 0144-0558; 19: 0767
United Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization
16:0552
University of Chicago
1:0192
U.S. Coal Commission
18:0367-0814
Valéry, Jules
2: 0861
van Hecke, M.T.
2: 0863
Vanzetti, Bartolomeo
Frankfurter article 19: 0909
trial 80: 0596
Wagner, Robert F.
1:0860
Watch and Ward Society [of Boston]
19:0858
Wlllcox, Alanson W.
article, "Invasion of the First Amendment through
Conditioned Public Spending" 71: 0098
Wilson, Woodrow
2: 0952
Whitney, Charlotte Anita
2: 0953
Wickser, Phillip J.
2: 0956
Wigmore, John H.
2: 0957
Williams College
2: 0959
Winfield, Percy H.
2: 0960
World War II
postwar problems 28: 0479
prosecutions 28: 0772
56
American Legal Manuscripts
from the Harvard Law School Library
The Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Papers
The Louis D. Brandeis Papers
The Felix Frankfurter Papers
The William H. Hastie Papers
The Zechariah Chafee, Jr. Papers
The Richard H. Field Papers
The Sheldon Glueck Papers
The Albert Levitt Papers
The Sacco-Vanzetti Case Papers
The Roscoe Pound Papers
The Livingston Hall Papers

the zechariah chafee, jr papers

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