The Story of Members of the Law School Classes of 1939-1940 Marshall-Wythe School of Jurisprudence and Their Campus Friends, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia: How Their Organized Effort Saved the Law School

Authors

Harold M. Gouldman Jr.

Abstract

Harold M. Gouldman, Jr., Class of 1940, provides a collection of materials related to the attempt to close the William & Mary School of Jurisprudence in June 1939.

Document Type

Article

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Repository Citation

Gouldman, Harold M. Jr., "The Story of Members of the Law School Classes of 1939-1940 Marshall-Wythe School of Jurisprudence and Their Campus Friends, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia: How Their Organized Effort Saved the Law School" (2006). History of William & Mary Law School. 10.
https://scholarship.law.wm.edu/history/10