Clement Franklin Robinson papers (M156)
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Clement Franklin Robinson Papers, George J. Mitchell Department of Special Collections & Archives, Bowdoin College Library, Brunswick, Maine.
Clement F. Robinson (Bowdoin 1903) was born in Brunswick, Maine, 27 March 1882, son of Franklin C. (Bowdoin 1873). Clement graduated from Harvard in 1906 and had a long and distinguished career as an attorney and state legislator, and was governor of the American Bar Association (1942-1945). He was also active in numerous civic associations. Clement was author of "The Professor" (1941), "Second Mowing" (1943), "Another Mowing" (1944); and assoc. ed. of the Bowdoin Alumnus (1942-1962). He died in Brunswick 13 December 1964.
This collection includes biographical materials, correspondence, printed materials, clippings, "Spense and Shakespeare as Ethical Teachers" (thesis).
Bowdoin College Postscript to the Dartmouth College Case, 1942
Clement Robinson talks about his father, Franklin C. Robinson (LP sound disc), 22 Jun 1943
Clippings
Correspondence and Papers: Professional Career and Death
Correspondence and Papers: School (Bowdoin and Harvard)
"Five Selected Tax Systems: summaries of the tax systems of Michigan, Minnesota, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin...," 1908
Fraternity Club Paper--"What Did You Read When You Were a Small Boy?" Feb 17 1941
Miscellaneous Cards and Invitations
Pray English Prize, 1903
"Salient Features of the State Tax Systems of the United States...," 1 Dec 1908
"State of Maine Laws Relating to Taxation: Chapters 8, 9, 10, of the Revised Statutes of 1903," as amended to 1 Jan 1908
"Summary of the Inheritance Tax Laws of the States and Territories of the United States and ...Canada...," 1 Jul 1908
"Tax Systems of the New England States...," 1 Jul 1908
"The Professor: Franklin Clement Robinson" Typed Manuscript
"The Skolfields" and "The Court and the Constitution"
"Worthies of the College" typed manuscript with handwritten edits