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Card from Kit [Barker] and Ilse [Barker] to Hubert Creekmore (28 November 1955)
No full textKit and Ilse Barker send a card from Lodsworth, Petworth, Sussex, to Creekmore in Jackson, Mississippi, to wish him a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Includes envelope. Includes envelope.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/creekmore/1258/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Ilse [Barker] and Kit [Barker] to Hubert Creekmore (25 June 1953)
No full textIlse and Kit Barker write from Lodsworth, Petworth, Sussex, regarding Creekmore\u27s trip to New Orleans, Louisiana. They discuss their life in Lodsworth, their visits to London, and news about friends: Howard Griffin\u27s life on East 52nd Street, Robert Evett\u27s recent visit, Polly\u27s poem in Botteghe Oscure, Carson McCullers\u27s poetry, and Eudora Welty\u27s Delta Wedding. Ilse is doing work for G. P. Putnam\u27s Sons in London. They thank Creekmore for a copy of A Little Treasury of World Poetry.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/creekmore/1141/thumbnail.jp
Private law: key encounters with public law
No full textIntroduction The relationship of private and public law is an immense topic – too large to be exhausted by a single collection of essays. Statements of the relationship are also notoriously complicated by a lack of terminological clarity. What is it that one intends to contrast with what, when one distinguishes private law from public law, and what is one’s purpose in doing so? Is one’s objective simply an interpretive, classificatory one – a process of sorting and better understanding legal material so as to bring to it some greater rational order – or is the purpose instead a normative one – to change the legal order for the better in some way or illuminate its deficiencies from a particular point of view? Is defining the relationship between private and public law intended to make the practical task of legal actors easier – to make it simpler, for example, for a court to dispose of a particular case before it? Is the aim to promote consistency in decision-making? None of this is very clear. The truth is that the nature and purpose of inquiries into the relationship between private and public law depends entirely on the inquirer and that there is a great deal of variation on such matters
Card from Kit and Ilse Barker to Hubert Creekmore (18 December 1950)
No full textThe Barkers send Creekmore a Christmas card and a flyer about Kit\u27s gallery opening in New York City. Includes envelope.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/creekmore/1436/thumbnail.jp
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