From the American Law School Review, Vol. 2, Issue 4 (May-June 1908), p. 158: "Born in 1849. Son of P. H. Hoynes and Catherine Hoynes. Received education at Michigan and Notre Dame Universities. Admitted to the Bar of Michigan In 1872, and of Illinois in 1877. Indian Commissioner, 1889 to 1890. Member of the 20th Wisconsin Volunteers during the Civil War. Elected Dean of the law* faculty of Notre Dame University in 1883. Subjects taught cover practically the entire law school course."

 

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Armaments of Antiquity, William J. Hoynes

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A Successful Life, William J. Hoynes

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Decoration Day Address, William J. Hoynes

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The Brotherhood of Science and Faith, William J. Hoynes

Articles

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Biographical Sketches of Deans of American Law Schools, American Law School Review

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Notes and Personals [Obituary], American Law School Review

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The University of Notre Dame, E. W. Brown

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Preparedness for War and National Defense, William J. Hoynes

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The Law and Its Study, William J. Hoynes

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The Law and Lawyers, William J. Hoynes

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The Tariff Question, William J. Hoynes

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William Hoynes Papers, William J. Hoynes

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Law As an Educational Factor, William James Hoynes

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Colonel William J. Hoynes, Thomas L. McKevitt

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The Early Years of Notre Dame Law School, Walter F. Pratt

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Index of Early Notre Dame Faculty, University of Notre Dame

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Index to Early Notre Dame Students, University of Notre Dame

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The Hoynes Era 1883–1919, in A Century of Law at Notre Dame, Philip S. Moore C.S.C.