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[Telegram] 1950 April 3, Robert H. Jackson, Washington D.C., to Charles Fairman, Stanford, CA.
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[Letter] 1950 March 13, Robert H. Jackson, Washington D.C., to Charles Fairman, Stanford, CA.
No full textJustice Jackson briefly describes his own background to explain his confussion over segregation in schools, discusses his first real encounter with racism after he got to Washington D.C. He has questions regarding the function of the court in regards to segregation and racism
[Letter] 1954 January 12, Robert H. Jackson, Washington D.C., to Charles Fairman, St. Louis, Missouri.
No full textIncludes a letter Jackson wrote to Bruce Nichols at the Harvard Law Review regarding an article Alpheus Thomas Mason wrote, "Inter Arma Silent Leges: Chief Justice Stone's Views" (69 Harv. L. Rev. 806). Jackson discusses his participation in the Nuremberg trials
[Letter] 1970 August 3, William Gillette, New Brunswick, NJ, to Charles Fairman, La Jolla, CA.
No full text[Letter] 1954 December 3, Andrew V. Clements, Albany, NY, to Charles Fairman, St. Louis, MO.
No full text[Letter] 1962 August 3, Columbia University Library, New York, NY, from Charles Fairman, La Jolla, CA.
No full text[Letter] 1967 November 27, David Mullen, Richmond, VA, to Charles Fairman, La Jolla, CA.
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