Box 6

Pages of yellow paper with handwritten notes. A chart of the PLS theory handwritten on yellow paper, plus several photocopies. Notes, titled Political Speech, handwritten and printed outlining the approach, as well as an edited draft of the speech.

Undated. Pages of handwritten notes on yellow legal paper. Article, “Limits on Fee Simple,” underlined with notes, article pages are not in consecutive order but in the order found in the original file.

Two final copies and a draft copy that was cut and pasted in to create the document

Two lectures, titled “Constitutional Interpretation,” and “Equal Protection,” given at Prof. Baker’s alma mater, Madisonville High School, in Madisonville, Kentucky. Handwritten notes on yellow legal paper, printed, edited draft, and copies of cut and paste documents.

Letter from Ed Baker dated 1983 July 7 noting a busy schedule but offering to adapt a recent speech. One copy of the Constitutional Interpretation speech, plus a cut and paste document.

Numbered outline for the Constitutional Interpretation talk for Baker’s alma mater, Madisonville High School, Madisonville, Kentucky. Penciled notes.

Memo dated 1989 January 30, regarding Walzer’s upcoming speech to present his forthcoming Tanner Lectures, “Nation and Universe: One: Two Kinds of Universalism; Two: The National Question Revisited,” at the Legal Studies Seminar, February 21. A copy of the lectures is attached to the memo. Handwritten notes in red ink, pages of printed noted with handwritten annotations in red ink.

A single page, handwritten chart of the PLS Theory, drafted on the back of a page of printed economic notes.