A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers , 1947-1967 #6626-c

Speeches 1951-1966

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Rotary Club, Franklin, Virginia 1951
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Pi Delta Epsilon Journalism Sorority, Longwood College 1951
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Intercollegiate Press Association, Longwood College 1951
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Kiwanis Club, Richmond, Virginia, on the role of the press 1951
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Virginia Highway Users Association, Old Point Comfort 1952
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Academy of Medicine, Richmond 1953
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Columbia University School of Journalism 23 Feb 1953
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University of Missouri School of Journalism 30 Apr 1953
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Rotary Club, Columbia, Mo. 30 Apr 1953
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Columbia University, School of Journalism 26 Apr 1954
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Addresses on Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman 1954
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University of Richmond, on integration issue 1955
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Miscellaneous speech notes on race issue 1955
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South Carolina Press Association, Columbia, S.C. 1957
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On Spencer Roane, Hanover Courthouse 1957
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Sharon, Conn., on the race issue 1957
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The Virginian's Club, New York City 1957
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United Daughters of the Confederacy, Richmond 1958
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Inaugural Address for J. Lindsay Almond 1958
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Villanova Law School, Villanova College 1958
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Rotary Club, Richmond, on integration issue 1958
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Metuchen High School, Metuchen, N.J. on the Constitution 1958
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Morristown, N.J., on integration issue 1958
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Introduction of Gov. Marvin Griffin, Richmond 1959
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The City Club, Cleveland, Ohio, on integration issue 1959
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Farmville High School, commencement address 1959
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Phoenix, Arizona, on the Constitution 1959
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Dartmouth College, on the Consitution 1959
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Judicial Conference of Virginia, "The Literary Lawyer" 1959
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Original manuscript of doggerel "ode" marking the fifth anniversary of National Review magazine, Plaza Hotel, New York City 1960
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Testimonial dinner for William Workman, Columbia, S.C. 1960
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Camden High School, Camden, S.C. on the Constitution 1960
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Blue Ridge Writers' Colony, Hendersonville, N.C., on style in writing 1961
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Draft of address prepared for Gen. Edward Walker (but never delivered by him) 1961
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Virginia Teachers Association, on integration issue 1961
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Hampden-Sydney College, on integration issue 1962
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Pharmaceutical Manfacturer's Association, New York City 1962
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Longwood College, on Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr. 1963
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Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, Dallas 1963
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Virginia Commonwealth Attorneys' Association, on the trial of John Thomas Scopes 1963
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Virginia Bankers Association, Virginia Beach 1963
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Daughters of the American Revolution, Montpelier, Va., on the role of James Madison in the Virginia ratifying convention of 1788 1963
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University of Nevada, Reno, on civil rights 1963
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The Women's Club, Richmond 1963
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Public Affairs Club, Dallas, Texas, "A Time for Losing Tempers" 1963
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Hampden-Sydney College, on civil rights 1963
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John Randolph Society, University of Va., Charlottesville 1963
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Gladwyne Forum, Narberth, Pa., on the Constitution 1963
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Debate with James Farmer, director of the Congress of Racial Equality, Bryn Mawr-Haverford Colleges, Haverford, Pa. 1964
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Debate with Roy Wilkins, director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, University of Minnesota, Minn. 1964
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Virginia Bankers Association, Natural Bridge 1964
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Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg 1964
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South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, Columbia, S.C. 1964
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Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. 1964
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Debate with Ralph McGill, publisher of the Atlantic Constitution , Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. 1964
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St. John's Dinner Club, Jacksonville, Fla., "The Case for Conservatism" 1964
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The Richmond Bar Association, Richmond, Va. 1964
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Macon Academy, Tuskegee, Alabama, commencement address 1964
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Gallaudet College, Washington, D.C. on civil rights 1964
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Home Demonstration Clubs of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, on cybernetics 1964
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Virginia Judicial Conference, Roanoke, on "Free Press, Fair Trial" 1965
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Virginia Chamber of Commerce, annual dinner for Virginians in Congress, Washington, D.C., on "What Virginia Means to Me" 1965
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Wake Forest College, N.C., "The New Federalism" 1965
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West Point High School, West Point, Va., commencement address 1965
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Young Republican Club, Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg 1965
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Virginia Bankers Association, Staunton, on cybernetics 1965
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Southern States Probation and Parole Conference, Richmond 1965
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Dartmouth College, on civil rights 1965
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Prince Edward Academy, Farmville, Va., commencement address 1965
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Woman's Club, Newport News, Va. 1965
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Sons of the American Revolution, Philadelphia, Pa., "The Great Society" 1965
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Debate with the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, Chaplain, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., on civil rights 1965
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Miscellaneous local speeches 1965
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Debate with Roy Wilkins, director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va., on civil rights 1966
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Law School, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, "Free Press, Fair Trial" 1966
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Lectures to Peace Corps Training School, Puerto Rico 1966
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Right-to-Work Conference, Philadelphia 1966
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Prince Edward Academy, Farmville, Va., on dedication of the James Jackson Kilpatrick Library 1966
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Albright College, Reading, Pa., on conservatism 1966
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The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, on the right to dissent 1966
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South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, Columbia, S.C., "Survival of the States" 1966
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Averett College, Danville, Va., "The State of the Union" 1966

Miscellaneous Articles: Newspapers and Magazines 1947-1966

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Richmond Afternoon columns, Richmond News Leader 1947
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Article, "Virginia Keeps Its Public Utilities Running," Public Utilities Fortnightly 22 Dec 1949
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Article, "The Man Who Never Laughed," for Cavalcade Magazine n.d.
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Article, with Charles Henry Hamilton, "The Rescue Squads Roll On," Reader's Digest n.d.
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Article, "Conflict in Little Rock," National Review magazine n.d.
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Article, "But it Won't Stay Buried," on the Byrd Organization, National Review 8 Mar 1958
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Article, "The Anatomy of Liberalism," National Review 10 Oct 1959
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Article, "Diary for December 23," a Christmas story, first published in the News Leader 1958
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Article, "Lyndon Johnson, Counterfeit Confederate," Human Events 1960
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Essay, "Conservatism and the South," prepared for the Public Affiars Conference Center, University of Chicago 1961
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Review of Federal Censorship , by James C.N. Paul and Murray L. Schwartz, University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1961
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Articles and Reviews, National Review 1961
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Article, "When Virginia Joined the Union," Commonwealth Magazine Nov 1963
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Article, "The Hell He Is Equal," prepared for the Saturday Evening Post , but never published 1963
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Essay, "View From A Southern Exposure," on the Centennial Observance of the Emancipation Proclamation; Essay, "Reflections of a Sunday, 1963," prepared for the Public Affairs Conference Center, University of Chicago, 1963
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Articles, National Review 1963
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Article, "The Ike Plan Cometh," National Review 1964
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Articles, National Review 1964
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Article, "A Southern Conservative View," Saturday Review 25 Apr 1964
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Article, The Rotarian Dec 1965
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Article, "To Live in Dixie," Harper's 1965
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Article on Negro voting rights, National Review 20 Apr 1965
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Article, "Our Man at the Golliwog Lounge," on a meeting in Chicago of the Philadelphia Society, National Review 1966
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Article, "Conservatism in our Time," Saturday Review 8 Oct 1966
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Contribution to a symposium on editorial pages, the Bulletin , American Soceity of Newspaper Editors 1966

Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr. 1925-1964

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Leaflet, The Byrd-Anderson Controversy; Leaflet, "Reply to William Moseley Brown, Republican Candidate for Governor, by Harry F. Byrd, Governor of Virginia" Oct 1929
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1925-1937
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Miscelleneous statements by Byrd 1938, 1940-1946
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Material from Byrd's campaign against Martin L. Hutchinson 1946
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Byrd's split with the National Democratic Party 1948
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1947-1950
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1951-1954
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1957-1959
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1960-1961
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1962-1963
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Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1964
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Miscellaneous clippings, other material, Byrd's campaign against Francis Pickins Miller 1952
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Speeches, other pro-Byrd material, campaign of 1952
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Speeches, other pro-Miller material, campaign of 1952
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Letters to the News Leader Forum, Byrd-Miller Campaign 1952
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Miscellaneous biographical material
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Manuscript and working notes, Kilpatrick's Longwood College essay 1963
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Miscellaneous correspondence between Kilpatrick and Byrd; photographs of Byrd and Kilpatrick, on top of Old Rag 1958-1963, June 1962
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Byrd's handwritten text of speech he delivered on Skyline Drive 9 Jun 1962

A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1947-1967

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A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1947-1967

A Collection in The Special Collections Department Accession Number 6626-c

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A Collection in
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Accession Number 6626-c