Collection: John Norton Moore papers, 1969/2019 - ARVAS Search Results

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Photographs

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Posters Oversize Folder 1

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"Preemption and International Law, " undated

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Presidential Election Observation Delegation to El Salvador, 1984 Box MSS 85-17a, Box 4

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Printed Materials MSS 85-17b Box 22

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Proposals and reports prepared at Woods Hole, 1982 Box MSS 85-17, Box 11

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Report on the Future Development of the Marine Law and Ocean Policy Centre, National University of Ireland, Galway. Prepared with Dr. Ronán Long, Manahan Law of the Sea Research Fellow, National University of Ireland Galway [February 2007]

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Scruggs, Jan C. [comp.]: The War and the Wall: Service, Sacrifice an Honor. USA, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, 2002

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Sea Quest – photograph of boat named Sea Quest, undated MSS 85-17b Box 21

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Selected Issues in Legal Ethics, " presentation of Professor Richard Balnave to alumni. Law Alumni Weekend. "Ethical Obligations of Government Lawyers, " presentation of Professor George M. Cohen, Law Alumni Weekend, 2011 MSS 85-17b Box 20

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