> I have been requested to get a bibliography of everything
> written by Karl Llewellyn. Additionally, the faculty member
> who made the request thinks he remembers that there is a
> depository of Llewellyn's papers somewhere that is indexed
> online. If you know anything about this depository or
> index, could you please share your information with me?
The Karl Llewellyn Papers are held at the D'Angelo Law Library, University
of Chicago. Much of the set has been published in microfilm by William S.
Hein, including the correspondence, UCC materials, and American Indian law.
There are two guides: _The Karl Llewellyn Papers_, by William Twining,
published in 1968 by the University of Chicago Law School, and the more
detailed: _The Karl Llewellyn Papers: a Guide to the Collection_, compiled
by Raymond M. Ellinwood and William L. Twining, published in 1970 by the
Law Library. (The latter guide will be available through the law school
gopher some time this spring.)
Please email me or phone us at (312) 702-9631 if you would like to know
more about the papers or the guides.
Bill Schwesig, Reference Librarian was2@midway.uchicago.edu
D'Angelo Law Library, University of Chicago uclwas2@uchimvs1.Bitnet
"Don't give me that 'intelligent life' stuff!
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