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Letters from Professor Quincy Wright and Professor George Catlin, McGill University, regarding their contributions to the Cushman Festschrift. Copy of Catlin's "On Freedom" with revisions.

Scope and Contents 1947-1958, 1960, 1962, 1974. Correspondence from various people supporting Professor Konvitz's "A Letter to David Daiches" (April 1951). Memorandum from Konvitz to Daiches asking him to join the Academic Committee for the Hebrew University (February 10, 1947). Cordial letter from Daiches regarding Konvitz's plans to visit him while he is at Cambridge (October 8, 1952). Correspondence with John Daniels, researcher and author in social- economic areas such as labor-management relations,...

Scope and Contents 1948, 1953-1956, 1960-1964. Correspondence with Samuel H. Daroff, President of the American Jewish League for Israel, regarding League matters of interest to Konvitz as a member of the League's Board of Directors. Routine personal correspondence with Doctor Henry David, head of the Office of Science Resources Planning of the National Science Foundation (February 1964). Routine personal correspondence with Miguel De Capriles, Dean of New York University School of Law (November 13, 1964)....

Scope and Contents 1961-1964, 1966-1967, 1970-1972, 1974-1980. Correspondence with Jack J. diamond, a member of the United Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society staff, regarding work being done at Cornell on migration and Diamond's own work on Israeli migration to the United States (August 4 and 12, 1966). Letter from Simcha Dinitz, Israeli Ambassador to the United States, inviting Doctor Konvitz to attend a private meeting with Yitzhak Rabin, Prime Minister of Israel (January 20, 1976). Correspondence with United...

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Memorandum to Konvitz from D.E. Cullen regarding the possibility of getting support from a foundation to complete the damage suit manuscript (September 18, 1962)

Scope and Contents 1946-1948, 1950. Correspondence with President Edmund E. Day, Cornell University. Konvitz agrees to serve on the committee concerned with the development and construction of the World War II Memorial Building to serve as an Interfaith Center and headquarters for the Cornell United Religious Works (November 2 and 3, 1948). Correspondence regarding the presentation of Sabine Festschrift to Professor Sabine. Konvitz, in a confidential letter, brought to Day's attention the comments of Doctor...

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1946-1950, 1953, 1956. Correspondence with Associate Dean Miguel A. Capriles, New York University School of Law, regarding the chapters of the book, Latin-American Legal Philosophy, that Konvitz, de Capriles, and Hayzus cooperated in getting translated. Also correspondence regarding routine personal and professional matters.

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A personal letter to Professor Konvitz from John Dewey thanking Konvitz for his review of Dewey's last book in the Reconstructionist. Dewey also praises the articles in the issue of the magazine with Konvitz's review. Also a notice that includes Konvitz's participation on a Philosophy Club Phi Delta Kappa panel discussion on John Dewey's contribution to philosophy, his impact on education, and his philosophy of freedom. Other routine announcements.

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1948-1950, 1953-1959. Personal correspondence with Professor Robert Dince, University of Georgia College of Business Administration. Dince is married to Konvitz's niece. In his letters Dince discusses his impressions of Georgia, the University of Georgia, and the race relations in the South and at the University.