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A Guide to the Richard Slator Dunn, 1928 -

Papers, 1765 – 1995 (bulk 1950 - 1993)

17 Cubic ft.

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Prepared by Kaiyi Chen

1997

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Richard Slator Dunn, 1928 -

Papers, 1665 - 1995 (bulk 1950 - 1993)

UPT50 D923

17 Cubic ft.

Prepared by Kaiyi Chen 1993

Access is granted in accordance with the Protocols for the University Archives and Records Center.

PROVENANCE

Gift of Richard S. Dunn to the Archives in 1995.

ARRANGEMENT

The collection has been organized into eight series: Administrative files; Teaching

material; Publications, presentations and manuscripts; Other professional activities; Personal

files; Glass slides; Reference books; and William P. Dunn papers.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Richard Slator Dunn was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1928. His father, William

P. Dunn, was Professor of English of the University of Minnesota. Dunn graduated with B.A.

from Harvard College in 1950, M.A. from Princeton University in 1952 and Ph.D. in History

from the same university in 1955. He started his teaching career in Princeton in 1954. After he

completed his Ph.D. program, Dunn taught at the University of Michigan from 1955 to 1957. He

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joined the faculty of the History Department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1957 and was

promoted to Associate Professor in 1963 and full Professor in 1968. In 1972, Dunn was

appointed Chairman of the Department of History, a position he held until 1977. Dunn founded

the Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies the following year and served as the first

director of the Center. In 1992, he was appointed editor of the Early American Studies series

published by the University of Pennsylvania Press.

Dunn has published many books and articles. The first book he published in 1962 was

Puritans and Yankees: The Winthrop Dynasty of New England, 1630-1717. It was followed by

The Age of Religious Wars, 1559-1689 (1970), Sugar and Slaves: The Rise of the Planter Class

in the English West Indies, 1624-1713 (1972), a multi-volume work of The Papers of William

Penn, edited with his wife Mary Maples Dunn and others (1981-1987), and The Journal of John

Winthrop, 1630-1649 edited with Laetitia Yeandle (1996). In addition to his own publications,

he has contributed chapters to about a dozen of books, among them Seventeenth-century

America: Essays in Colonial History (1959), Anglo-American Political Relations, 1675-1775

(1970), Early Maryland in a Wider World (1982), The World of William Penn (1986), and

Cultivation and Culture: Labor and the Shaping of Slave Life in the Americas (1993).

Dunn is member of American Historical Association, American Antiquarian Society,

Organization of American Historians, Massachusetts Historical Society, Historical Society of

Pennsylvania, Library Company of Philadelphia, and Institute of Early American History and

Culture Associates. Among the numerous honors and awards he won throughout his career,

Dunn was elected Guggenheim Fellow for the year of 1966-1967, granted the American Council

of Learned Societies Fellowship in 1977, appointed Fellow of the Queen’s College, Oxford

University, for the year of 1987-1988 and honored by the University of Pennsylvania with the

Lindback Teaching Award in 1993. The Papers of William Penn, which he edited with Mary

Maples Dunn, won from the Society of Colonial Wars a Distinguished Book Award in 1990.


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Dunn retired in 1996 and was elected Professor Emeritus of History of the University of

Pennsylvania.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Richard S. Dunn Papers represent the career and achievement of the distinguished

Penn faculty as teacher, author and administrator.

The Administrative files series documents his experience as Chairman of the Department

of History of the University of Pennsylvania as well as his commitments as a senior faculty

member to many committees of the School of Arts and Sciences or of the University. Important

features include faculty search for positions of different levels, an internal review of the

Department of the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, activities with the University Council, and

last but not the least, his participation in the School of Arts and Science Task Force on long-term

planning throughout the latter half of the 1980s.

Dunn’s teaching experience is well recorded in the Teaching files series. Included in it

are all kinds of teaching material, ranging from syllabi, bibliographical data, teaching notes to

examination questions, recommendations written for the students, and a bounteous collection of

Senior History Honors papers he advised from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. Dunn’s

teaching at the University of Michigan as a visiting professor, 1969-1970, and his term as

Harmsworth Professor of the Queen’s College, Oxford University, 1987-1988, are two additional

features.

The Publications, Presentations, Manuscripts series includes books and articles Dunn has

published, papers he presented to various academic institutions and symposiums, and some

unpublished manuscripts. Correspondence recounting the publication process of some major

works, such as the publication of the William Penn Papers, can also be found here.


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The Other Professional Activities files record Dunn’s participation in the activities of

many academic and professional institutions, among them the American Historical Association,

the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, the Institute of Early American History and Culture, and

the Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies. Files documenting his involvement with the

last institution, of which he was a founder, include applications for fellowships of the Center and

papers presented at the seminars organized by the Center from 1978 to 1992. A special feature

in this series are files of a Maine Case (Bell vs. Town of Wells), in which Dunn was invited to

provide his expertise as an authority in early American history.

The Personal Papers series consists mainly of three segments--early literary practice

Dunn did before he went to college, the undergraduate program in history he took at Harvard

College, and the graduate program at Princeton University.

Two more components of the collection deserve a special note. The Glass Slides series

consists of over 140 pieces of slides Dunn used as teaching aids to his history courses. The

series covers six subjects--early American bank notes (issued between 1775 and 1865), British

statesmen and London landscape, American Far West, Italian statesmen, fugitive slaves, and

World War I. The William P. Dunn Papers include over six hundred pages of manuscript by

Richard S. Dunn’s father annotating a selection of works written by the English author and

theologian Richard Hook.

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INVENTORY Administrative Files, 1958-1993 Box 1

FF 1 Academic Review Committee, 1983-1984 FF 2 Ad Hoc Committee on the Organization of the College Faculty, 1970 FF 3 Advanced Placement Program, 1964 FF 4 African history, 1972-1974 FF 5 African history search, 1974 FF 6 American history slots, 1971-1972 FF 7 Ancient history, 1972-1973 FF 8 Appointments, 1972-1976 FF 9 Asian studies, 1974-1976 Bi centennial College FF 10 1973-1976 FF 11 1976-1977 British history search, 1971-1973 FF 12 ( I)



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Box 1 British history search, 1971-1973 (Cont.) FF 13 ( II)

FF 14 ( III) FF 15 ( IV) FF 16 British history search, 1983 FF 17 Budget material, 1973-1977 FF 18 College Committee on Academic Freedom and Responsibility, 1969-1971 FF 19 College Committee on the Goals of Higher Education, 1968-1969 FF 20 College Faculty Personnel Committee, 1971-1972 FF 21 College of General Studies, Student evaluation of History 120C--Women and History, n.d. FF 22 Committee on Academic Planning, 1971-1972 FF 23 Committee on the Organization of the College Faculty, 1970-1971 FF 24 Council for International Exchange of Scholars, Advisory Committee on American Studies, 1973-1974 FF 25 Course planning, 1973-1974 FF 26 Course proposals, 1974-1977 FF 27 Dean of the College-- William E. Stephens and Vartan Gregorian, Correspondenc e, 1972-1976 De partment meetings FF 28 1958-1959 FF 29 1972-1977



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Box 1 Department, general

FF 30 ( I), 1972-1980

FF 31 ( II), 1981-1987 FF 32 Departmental committee assignments, 1972-1974 FF 33 Development Commission, 1972-1976 FF 34 Economic history, 1973 FF 35 Edinburgh exchange, 1976 FF 36 Enrollment, 1976-1977 FF 37 Ethno history, 1976-1977 FF 38 European history search, 1973-1974 Faculty of Arts and Sciences FF 39 1975-1987 FF 40 Consultative Committee for the Dean, Correspondence, 1974 FF 41-48 Faculty position searches

FF 49 Faculty statistics, 1972 FF 50 Fulbright-Hayes Lectureship , Advisory Screening Committee in

American History, 1973-1976 Gener al Honors Program FF 51 1964-1966 FF 52 Review and Appraisal Committee, 1968-1969



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Box 2

FF 1 Graduate Committee, 1983-1984 FF 2 Graduate program (I), 1972-1980 FF 3 Graduate program (II), 1972-1977 FF 4 Graduate School Fellowship Committee, 1964-1965 FF 5 Graduate student grievances, 1972-1973 FF 6 Haney Foundation Editorial Committee, 1968-1973 FF 7 History and Sociology of Science search, 1972 FF 8 History Department Chairman’s announcements, 1972-1977 Histor y Department, Penn FF 9 1969-1970 FF 10 1971-1972 FF 11 1974-1977 FF 12 Houston Hall Store Committee, 1964-1965 Internal Review Committee, Department of Asian and Middle Eastern

Studies FF 13 Notes and section reviews, [1993] FF 14 Report prepared by the Department, 1993, (I) FF 15 Report prepared by the Department, 1993, (II) FF 16 International Conference on First Images of America, Program, 1975 FF 17 Jewish history, 1972



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Box 2 FF 18 Job applicants, 1972-1973

J ob placement FF 19 1959-1961 FF 20 1972-1973

FF 21 Joseph H. Lauder Institute, Academic Review Committee, 1983-1984 FF 22 Latin American history search, 1970 FF 23 Librarian’s Advisory Committee, 1973-1974 FF 24 Library, American/English book order, 1972-1974 FF 25 Library Committee, 1967 FF 26 Mellon Fellowship, 1975-1977 FF 27 Near East history positions, 1973-1974 FF 28 Office needs, 1972 FF 29 Other departments, graduate groups, 1972-1975

FF 30 Phila ‘76 program, [1976] FF 31 Preregistration, 1972 FF 32 President and Provost, Offices of, Correspondence, 1972-1977 FF 33 Recommendation request, 1973 S FF 34 1980-1982 FF 35 1983-1984



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Box 2 School of Arts and Sciences Planning Information, 1985-1986 FF 36 (I)

Box 3

FF 1 (II) FF 2 (III) FF 3 (IV) School of Arts and Sciences Task Force on Planning FF 4 “Science in the School of Arts and Sciences,” 1986 FF 5 1984-1987 1985-1987 FF 6 (I) Meetings, 1986 May and September FF 7 ( II) Meeting, 1986 October FF 8 ( III) Meeting, November

FF 9 ( IV) Meeting, 1987 January FF 10 (V) Meeting, 1987 February FF 11 (VI) Five-Year Plan, draft of 1987 March FF 12 Department of Astronomy/Astrophysics, departmental plan FF 13 Department of Anthropology, revision of five-year plan FF 14 Department of Early American Studies, five alternate options,

1985 FF 15 Department of History, Internal review report, 1986



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Box 3 School of Arts and Sciences Task Force on Planning (Cont.)

FF 16 Department of History of Art, plan FF 17 Department of Linguistics, Academic planning report

FF 18 Department of Music, departmental plan 1984-1990 FF 19 Department of Oriental Studies, departmental planning document FF 20 Department of Philosophy, long range plan FF 21 Department of Regional Science, amendment to department plan, 1986 FF 22 Department of Religious Studies, strategic planning report, 1983 Jan. FF 23 Department of South Asia Regional Studies, Planning outline,

1983-1990 FF 24 Departmental response to the Report of the Internal Review Committee, 1986 FF 25 English Department, Internal review report, 1986 FF 26 Five-year Plan (1988-1992), draft, 1985, 1986

FF 27 F ive-year plan (1987-1991) (1987-1992) FF 28 Goals, 1983 FF 29 Graduate Division, statistics, 1982-1986 FF 30 Graduate Group in Comparative Literature and Literary Theory, F ive-year planning report, 1983 FF 31 Miscellaneous FF 32 Notes and correspondence, 1985-1986



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Box 3 School of Arts and Sciences Task Force on Planning (Cont.) FF 33 Plan for academic Computing FF 34 Policies and Procedures for Appointments and Promotions FF 35 Proposal to the Undergraduate Education Fund, 1986 FF 36 Protocol for the Periodic Review of Academic Departments and Graduate Groups, 1985 FF 37 Unrestricted outline budget for 1986 FF 38 Search Committee for Dean of Admissions, 1971

Box 4

FF 1 Search Committee for the New Dean of the College, 1968-1969 FF 2 Search Committee for Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education, 1971- 1972 FF 3 Search for a new dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 1965- 1966 FF 4 Social Science History Association, Newsletter, 1976 FF 5 Soviet Jewish history, 1971-1973

FF 6 Soviet Lecturer Program, Proposal, 1972 FF 7 Summer school, 1972 FF 8 Task Force on Black Presence, 1977 FF 9 Teaching assistants, 1972-1977 FF 10 Tenure and promotion, 1972-1973 FF 11 Undergraduate curriculum and major program, 1972-1976


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Box 4 University Council FF 12 Ad Hoc Committee on Education in the University City, report, 1969 FF 13 Committee on Continuing Education and Community Services, 1965-1966 FF 14 Committee on Educational Policy, 1971-1972 FF 15 University Senate Advisory Committee, 1965-1968 FF 16 Women studies, 1973 FF 17 Workshops, 1972-1976

Teaching files, 1954-1993

FF 18 Columbia University, Seminar on Early American History, 1967-1973 FF 19 General Honors-History 19 FF 20 History 50 FF 21 Teaching , History 50, Syllabus and lecture notes FF 22 History 100, Syllabus, 1973-1977 FF 23 History 200, Syllabus, 1973-1977 FF 24 History 201 History 201--Archeological and historical expedition to York, England FF 25 S yllabus, 1973-1977 FF 26 Miscellaneous, 1973 FF 27 History 300, 1957-1960



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Box 4 FF 28 History 399, Syllabus, 1985-1986 FF 29 History 399/400/401, Schedule, notes, etc. FF 30 History 400, Readings

FF 31 History 442, Syllabus, 1984 FF 32 History 442, Course review Histor y 553 FF 33 S yllabus, 1967-1976 FF 34 Re ading lists FF 35 Final examination questions, 1963-1977 FF 36 B ibliography FF 37 History 553 (1485-1547), Teaching notes FF 38 History 553 (1547-1603), Teaching notes FF 39 History 553 (1603-1660), Teaching notes FF 40 History 553 (1640-1760), Teaching notes

FF 41 History 561 (1763-1775), Teaching notes FF 42 History 561 (1775-1789), Teaching notes Histor y 662 FF 43 Bibliography and evaluation of student work FF 44 Re ading lists FF 45 Re ading lists



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Box 5 History 662 (Cont.) FF 1 Student reports FF 2 History 700 FF 3 History 700, “David Abraham and his Critics,” reading material, 1987 FF 4 History 702 FF 5 History 702, thesis proposal workshop, [1981-1988] FF 6 History 762 FF 7 History 762, Microfilm book lists FF 8 History I, Exams FF 9 History I, Reading lists FF 10 History I (1400-1789) FF 11 History I (1789-present) FF 12 History syllabus, Miscellaneous, 1970-1974 FF 13 Master’s Comprehensive Examination FF 14 Miscellaneous examinations, [1947-1964]

FF 15 New York University, 1964-1965 FF 16 Old History 561, Teaching notes FF 17 Old History I Oxford University, Harmsworth Professorship, 1987-1988 FF 18 “Annual Exports Compared with Population in Four Regions of B ritish America, c. 1770”



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Box 5 Oxford University, Harmsworth Professorship, 1987-1988 (Cont.) FF 19 Correspondence and social function material FF 20 Faculty of Modern History, lecture lists for 1988

FF 21 Financial

FF 22 Queen’s College, information material FF 23 Re ading lists FF 24 Student papers T heatre programs FF 25 ( I) FF 26 ( II) Tour ist attractions in Britain FF 27 B rochures (I) FF 28 B rochures (I) FF 29 Postcards

FF 30 Student recommendations, 1968-1978 FF 31 Syllabus and bibliography, 1956-1964

Uni versity of Michigan

FF 32 1969-1970 FF 33 Histor y 680 FF 34 Syllabus and exam questions, 1954-1957 FF 35 History Department, General, 1955-1958



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Box 5 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History FF 36 Ackerman, Miriam J., “Analysis of Political Participation, Philadelphia, 1844,” 1980

Box 6

FF 1 Alexander, Geoffrey J., “Treason Trial of Aaron Burr and Transformation of Process in the Federal Government,” 1985 FF 2 Allen, Amy M., “Study of Fair Employment Practices, the Federal Fair Employment Committees and the Philadelphia Commission

on Human Relation,” 1990 FF 3 Anderson, Gordon T., Every Man a King, But One Wears a Crown: Huey Long, Agrarian Unrest, and the Makings of a Social

Protest Movement,” 1986 FF 4 Balser, Michael, “Al Deal and William Mathis - Leaders in a Peaceful Struggle--A Case Study of the Philadelphia Civil Rights Movement” FF 5 Bank, Steven A., “Dilemma of the NAACP, a Case Study: The Trenton Six 1948-1953,” 1991 FF 6 Becker, Andrew K. and Michelle A. Woodson, “Jewish Ivy,” 1990

FF 7 Bennett, Jonathan Stuart, “Nineteenth-century Legal Education in Philadelphia,” 1990 FF 8 Blanc, Diane E., Pubic Hysteria and Political Repression in

Twentieth Century America:...the Red Scare of 1919-1920 and the McCarthy Years,” 1984

FF 9 Block, Sharon, “‘Before our Justices at Chester’: Crime and the

Quarter Sessions in Chester County, PA., 1730-1736,” 1990 FF 10 Caplan, Aaron, “Nathan Dunn’s Chinese Museum,” 1986 FF 11 Carpey, Stephen Leonard, “Great Awakening in Virginia and Massachusetts,” 1981



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Box 6 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History (Cont.)

FF 12 Chung, Henry, “National Japanese-American Student Relocation Council in Philadelphia”

FF 13 Denmead, Derek, “‘Rewards of Their Toil’--Promotional Mobility,

Military Careerism, and Post-war Anxiety--Patterns of Public Service in the New Republic,” 1993

FF 14 Desjardins, Jay A., Defining the American Dream: an Analysis of

the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans,” 1985 FF 15 Diamond, Etan S., “A House, A Yard, and the Right Kind of

Neighbors: Levittown, Pennsylvania, as Suburban Archtype,” 1990 FF 16 Drozdowski, Mark J., “Charles J. Stille and the Development of

the University of Pennsylvania, 1866-1880,” 1990 FF 17 Elfin, David, “Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Executive Reorganiz ation,” 1981 FF 18 Esterow, Margorie, “Quaker Mission to the Oneida Indians: 1796-

1799,” 1980

FF 19 Friedman, Sophia R., “Rose Schneiderman and Rose Pastor Stokes: the Heritage of the Eastern European Jewish Woman and its Effect on the Careers of two American Socialists,” 1989

FF 20 Fritzsche, Peter, “Bismarck in Weimar: the Politics of General Schleicher,” 1980 FF 21 Gardner, Sam, “Whole World Was Watching: the Significance of

the Demonstrations at the National Democratic Convention, Chicago, 1968,” 1986

FF 22 Garside, Elizabeth R., “Ann Whitall: Revelations of a Quaker

Diary,” 1985 FF 23 Ginsburg, Lee Mark, “IWW Trial of 1918: Circumstances Leading to the Government’s Decision to Prosecute,” 1986



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Box 6 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History (Cont.) FF 24 Gold, Steven, “Understanding the Storm: a Meteorology for the W eather Underground,” 1985

FF 25 Goldberg, David, What Price Victory? What Price Honor? Pennsylvania and the Formation of the Ivy League, 1950-1952,”

1986 FF 26 Goldblum, Daniel I., “Professionalization of Baseball in Philadelphia, 1875-1905,” 1979 FF 27 Golden, Michael, “Education of a Senator: Hugo Black and the

Muscle Shoals Controversy” Box 7

FF 1 Gross, Bradley F., “Radicalism on the Eve of Normalcy: The Political Career of A. Mitchell Palmer,” 1986 FF 2 Heft, Adam Jonathan, “William Draper Lewis and the

Development of a Modern Law School at the University of Pennsylvania,” 1993

FF 3 Hempstead, Katherine, “Divergent Beliefs about the Consequences

of Literacy: Implications for Literacy Advocacy and for American Society,” 1985

FF 4 Hoffman, Fran, “Time Inc.’s Editorial Policy Toward the Soviet Union during World War II,” 1979 FF 5 Honig, Lisa, “Analysis of the Degree of Anti-Semitism in England

in the Late 19th Century,” 1982 FF 6 Johnson, Charles D., “Crusading Jurist: Chief Justice Chase and Reconstruction,” 1983 FF 7 Kauffman, Rochelle Gay, “Armed Loyalists in Philadelphia,” 1982 FF 8 Klein, Alexander S., III, Creation of a Machine: Simon Cameron and the Factional Politics of Pennsylvania, 1844-1873”



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Box 7 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History (Cont.) FF 9 Kosloff, David, “Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers, 1963-1967,” 1990 FF 10 Krauss, Leah, “Influence of Urban America on Three Generations of Italian Women,” 1986 FF 11 Leiner, Frederick C., “‘Whimsical Philosophic President’ and his

Gunboats: the Effect of Jefferson’s Naval Policy on America, 1805-1815,” 1980

FF 12 Lepat, Andrew, “Changing Images of Elvis Presley, 1954-1958” FF 13 Levy, David, “Community Action: Revolution or Evolution? The Philadelphia Antipoverty Action Committee, 1965-1968,” 1985 FF 14 Luntz, Frank, “New Consensus: Republican Presidential

Candidates from Goldwater to Reagan” FF 15 Lyon, Marvin P., Jr., “Raymond Pace Alexander,” 1990 FF 16 Marion, Charles, “Philadelphia Goes West: its Influence on

Western Cities, 1800-1850,” 1986

FF 17 Miller, David S., “The Polly: a Perspective on Merchant Stephen Girard,” 1986 FF 18 Miller, Jane R., “Commercial Education in Philadelphia Public

High Schools during the Progressive Era,” 1991 FF 19 Nehrer, Roger A., “Evolution of Germantown’s Character: 1950 to

1975,” 1985

FF 20 Nesbitt, Natalie, “Networks of Wynnefield, 1900-1979,” 1979 FF 21 Nichols, James D., “Political Falsefronts: Selling John C. Fremont to a Disparate Coalition with Published Propaganda,” 1986 FF 22 Oler, Stephen S., “Unconditional Loyalty: Issues and Ideas in the Pamphlet Literature of the Union League of Philadelphia, 1863-1868,” 1983



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Box 7 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History (Cont.) FF 23 Pavlis, Alfred U., “From Enemy to Ally: American Policy towards J apan, 1943-1951,” 1980 FF 24 Piccone, Theodore J., “Wilsonianism and Cordell Hull in Latin America: the Style and Substance of the Good Neighbor Policy,” 1984 FF 25 Prigohzy, Lisa Ann, “Antarctica Question in American Foreign Polic y,” 1990 FF 26 Rao, Shailesh, “In Defiance of Nature: Volunteer Efforts at Bush Hill Hospital During the Yellow Fever Plague of 1793,” 1993

FF 27 Rosen, Adam T., “Roots of Decline: a Comparison of Management Policy of United States Steel Corporation, 1950s vs. 1920s,” 1990

FF 28 Rosenberg, Jay Arthur, “Blind Recognition: U.S. Recognition of the Soviet Union and its Aftermath,” 1985 FF 29 Rudley, Suanne, “British Invasion, Occupation and Evacuation of Philadelphia From 1777 to 1778,” 1980

FF 30 Samuel, Deborah P., “Fight for Equality: Racial Integration of

Girard College,” 1990 Box 8

FF 1 Schmerzler, Andrew, “Changing Function of Radio During the 1950s,” 1988 FF 2 Schwartz, David A., “Changes in Medical Education and How they Affected the Medical Profession; A Case Study: The Class of 1880

vs. the Class of 1924 at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine,” 1990

FF 3 Sciacca, Alyson, “Bridging the Gap--the Rise of Clinical Legal Education in American Law Schools from the 1920s to the 1960s”



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Box 8 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History (Cont.)

FF 4 Shaffer, Marguerite S., “Thirties Documentary of the Dustbowl And the Image of Rural America,” 1985 FF 5 Sianni, Ralph, “Contract Labor Peonage in the American South, 1905-1919,” 1990 FF 6 Silverman, Lisa M., “The Way they Lived Then: Image and Experience for Women at the University of Pennsylvania, 1950-1955 and 1975-1979,” 1990

FF 7 Slogoff, Reed J., “Media’s Role in Vietnam: an Oral History-- Focus: the Tet Offensive,” 1990 FF 8 Stein, Mark J., “Battle for Spending: Roosevelt and the Rise of Ke ynesian Economics,” 1990 FF 9 Striff, Erin Elisabeth, “Never-ending Story: the Destruction of Philadelphia’s Broad Street Station and Chinese Wall,” 1990 FF 10 Suryanarayan, Sandar, “Connie Mack: the Most Successful, the

Most Unsuccessful, the Most Revered Character in Baseball,” 1990

FF 11 Tenaglia, Christine M., “War Against the War: a Study of CBS News’ Coverage of the Protests Against the Vietnam War, 1965-1972” FF 12 Torsella, Joe, “American National Identity, 1750-1790,” 1986 FF 13 Turkus, Alan, “College of Philadelphia and the University of the State of Pennsylvania, a Lesson in Constitutionalism” FF 14 Ugol, Alec, “Post-Revolutionary Philadelphia Politics and the Growth of Political Parties, 1779-1796” FF 15 Wall, Jonathan David, “Sandy Hook Pilots,” 1985 FF 16 Weiker, Daniel L., “Local Populism: a Study in Georgia and Al abama Ideology,” 1986


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Box 8 Teaching--Senior Honor Theses in American History (Cont.) FF 17 Weinreich, Andrew, “Formula for a Successful Protest: Spice Rack and Summit at the University of Pennsylvania,” 1990 FF 18 Wilkinson, Thomas R., “Collaboration at Vichy France, 1940- 1944,” 1979 FF 19 Wintner, Jeffrey, “American Policy in Vietnam During the Eisenhower Administration,” 1986 FF 20 Zweig, Gail, “America’s Response to Vietnam Through the Lens

of the Camera: Remaking a Cultural Myth,” 1986

Publications, Presentations, Manuscripts, 1952-1990 Ma nuscripts

FF 21 “Annual Work Rhythms on Mount Airy”, 1990 FF 22 “Puritans and Yankees”, Revisions, n.d. FF 23 “Puritans and Yankees, 1959”, Chap. 1 to Chap. 4 FF 24 “Puritans and Yankees, 1959”, Chap. 5 to Chap. 8 FF 25 “Puritans and Yankees, 1959”, Chap. 9 to Chap. 12 FF 26 “Puritans and Yankees, 1959”, Chap. 13 to Chap. 16

FF 27 “Two Thousand Slaves, Black Life at Mesopotamia, Jamaica and

at Mount Airy, Virginia, 1760-1860”, 1979 Manuscripts in progress FF 28 “Essays on Anglo-American Political Relations, 1675-1775” FF 29 “Imperial Pressures on Massachusetts and Jamaica, 1675-1700”



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Box 8 Manuscripts in progress (Cont.) FF 30 “Professor McGovern and the Educational Crisis” FF 31 “Review Essay: the Social History of Early New England”, 1972

Publications and presentations FF 32 “Imperial Pressures on Massachusetts and Jamaica, 1675-1700” in

Anglo-American Political Relations, 1675-1775 ed. Alison Gilbert Olson and Richard Maxwell Brown, 1970 Box 9

FF 1 “Reinterpreting the Early History of Maryland” in Reviews in American History, Vol. 6, Number 3, 1978 FF 2 250th anniversary booklet--Pennsylvania Album, Correspondence, 1989-1990

FF 3 A Pennsylvania Album, Undergraduate essays on the 250th anniversary of the University of Pennsylvania, 1990 Age of Religious Wars, 1559-1689 FF 4 1970 FF 5 Correspondenc e re publication, 1961-1970 FF 6 Promotion and reviews, 1970-1971 FF 7 Archives Lectures at Bethlehem (Pa.), “Records from the West I ndies,” 1969

FF 8 Articles on slaves, two, [1969] FF 9 B ook reviews, 1970-1972 FF 10 British microfilm project, 1970-1973 (Box 17, Folder 1) Edinburgh Conference, 1973 July 1



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Box 9 Publications and presentations (Cont.)

FF 11 Encyclopedia Britannica/, Library of American Civilization, 1969 FF 12 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1971-1973 FF 13 Frank Craven retirement symposium, 1973 History of Philadelphia FF 14 Chapter One, draft and correspondence, 1981 FF 15 Chapter One, manuscript and correspondence, 1969 FF 16 Correspondence and material for the authors’ conference, 1967-1973 FF 17 Notes FF 18 Norton History of Modern Europe, The, Brochure, [1969]

Willia m Penn Papers FF 19 “The World of William Penn” conference, 1981 Applications for the position of Associate Editor, 1979 FF 20 A-C FF 21 C-E FF 22 G-H FF 23 H-L FF 24 M-N FF 25 O-R FF 26 S



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Box 9 Publications and presentations Willia m Penn Papers

Applications for the position of Associate Editor, 1979 (Cont.)

FF 27 T-Z FF 28 Architectural drawing of the Historical Society of Penns ylvania, fourth floor, n.d.

FF 29 Clippings, 1982-1983

FF 30 Correspondence and meeting notes, 1977-1981 Correspondenc e FF 31 1981-1982 FF 32 1981-1983 FF 33 1983-1987 FF 34 Edi torial exercises Grant Proposal FF 35 1977 FF 36 1980 FF 37 1983 FF 38 1984 FF 39 Lists of documents for Volumes 3 and 4 FF 40 News clippings, 1979 FF 41 Proposed Style Sheet FF 42 Publication material, 1981



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Box 9 Publications and presentations Willia m Penn Papers (Cont.)

FF 43 Reception on the publication of Volume One, 1981 The World of William Penn FF 44 Correspondenc e, 1981-1985

Box 10

FF 1 Publication, 1982-1994 Publishe d articles FF 2 1954-1972 FF 3 1977-1994 Puritans and Yankees FF 4 Correspondence re publication and reviews, 1960-1971 FF 5 Publication matters with the Princeton University Press, 1970-1973 FF 6 The Winthrop Dynasty of New England, 1630-1717, 1962 FF 7 Seventeen-Century America edited by James M. Smith, Royalty distribution and other correspondence with James M. Smith, 1957-1979

FF 8 South Carolina Symposium, 1970

Sugar and Slaves

FF 9 1973 FF 10 Contract and correspondence, 1970-1974


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Box 10 Publications and presentations Sugar and Slaves (Cont.)

FF 11 Correspondence re publication, 1968-1973 FF 12 Symposium Commemorating the Three Hundredth Anniversary of William Penn’s 1693 “Essay on the Present and Future Peace of Europe”, Proceedings, 1993 FF 13 Symposium contributions and lecture notes, Miscellaneous, 1952-

1968 Other Professional Activities, 1960-1993

(Map file 87) American Antiquarian Society, Membership certificate, 1981 Box 10

FF 14 American Council of Learned Societies, Fellowship Selection Committee, 1985-1987 Am erican Historical Association FF 15 Committee on the Robert Livingston Schuyler Prize, 1972-1976 FF 16 Dunning and Beveridge Awards, Nominees, 1982-1983 FF 17 Prog ram Committee, 1960 FF 18 Evaluation of the history program of Brooklyn College, 1975-1976 Historical Society of Pennsylvania FF 19 Board and committee meeting material , 1976-1981 FF 20 B oard meetings, 1976-1980



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Box 10 Historical Society of Pennsylvania (Cont.)

FF 21 Manuscript accession and financial material, 1976-1979 Institute of Early American History and Culture FF 22 Annual report of the director, 1966-1967 FF 23 Annual report of the director, 1967-1968 FF 24 Annual report of the director, 1968-1969 FF 25 Council minutes and correspondence, 1966-1969

Maine Case (Bell v. Town of Wells) FF 26 Correspondence and notes, 1987 FF 27 Defend ants’ Exhibits FF 28 Deposition of David Konig

FF 29 Deposition of Edward Churchill FF 30 Deposition of Thomas G. Barnes

FF 31 Plaintiffs’ Trial Memorandum FF 32 Trial Brief of State and Town Defendants

Box 11

FF 1 Pennsbury Manor, Grant proposal, 1986 Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies FF 2 “The Transformation of Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley, 1750-1850” project, 1982-1988 FF 3-29 F ellowship applications, 1993



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Box 11 Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies (Cont.) FF 30 Fifteen Year Report, etc., 1974-1975 Seminar papers, 1978-1979 FF 31 Dunn, Mary Maples FF 32 L andsman, Ned

FF 33 Nash, Gary FF 34 Saling er, Sharon

FF 35 Sha mmas, Carole FF 36 Z uckerman, Michael Seminar papers, 1979-1980 FF 37 Cann y, Nicholas FF 38 F itzgerald, Neil FF 39 Kogen, Elizabeth FF 40 Murrin, John M. FF 41 R yerson, Richard Alan FF 42 Salmon, Marylynn FF 43 Smith, Billy G. FF 44 Soderlund, Jean FF 45 W ilds, Scott FF 46 Seminar papers, 1982, Rediker, Marcus FF 47 Seminar papers, 1987, Rosenberg, Nancy F.



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Box 11 Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies (Cont.)

Seminar papers, 1992 FF 48 Hoffman, Ronald FF 49 O’Shaughnessy, Andrew J. FF 50 Smith- Rosenberg, Carroll FF 51 Seminar papers, 1993, Beiler, Rosalind J. FF 52 Seminar papers, lists, 1978-1980 R esearch FF 53 American Philosophical Society grants, 1969, 1972 FF 54 Barbados census of 1680, 1968-1971 FF 55 National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship, 1974-1975 FF 56 Social Science Lunch, 1974 FF 57 State University of New York, Albany, Evaluation, 1970-1971 (Map file 87) The World of William Penn, A Conference in Anglo-American History,

Poster, 1982 March 19-March 22 FF 58 University of Delaware History Graduate Program Evaluation Committee, Report, 1981 FF 59 Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Committee, 1965-1966


Inventory: Personal Papers

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Box 12 Personal Papers, 1941-1995 Earl y works

FF 1 “A Week End at Hassock Lake”, 1941 FF 2 “Democracy and the Humanities,” n.d. FF 3 “F ive Short Comedies,” n.d. FF 4 “ Literary Supplement,” n.d. FF 5 “Old Lanny,” n.d. FF 6 “Outline of English History,” n.d. FF 7 “The Dykes Mystery,” n.d. FF 8 “The People’s Choice, a Play in Ten Scenes,” n.d. FF 9 “The Tender-Hearted Surgeon: Archbishop Laud and the Growth

of Religious Individualism”, Typescript, 1950 FF 10 “Uncharted Course”, Typescript, 1944 FF 11 “Unwelcome Guests”, Typescript, [1944] FF 12 “Waiting for Tom to Come Home,” n.d. FF 13 Advertisement, n.d. FF 14 English papers of the fourth, fifth and sixth forms, n.d. FF 15 Miscellaneous, n.d.

(Box 17, Folder 2) B, 1977 FF 16 George McGovern for President, 1972



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Box 12

FF 17 Harvard and Princeton Universities, History, Reading lists and exams, 1946-1955 Harvard College undergraduate program, Student lecture and reading

notes FF 18 English 25 FF 19 English 40a, 1950 FF 20 English 40b FF 21 English 131 FF 22 English 232 FF 23 English 250 FF 24 History 1, 1946-1947 FF 25 History 40b (I) FF 26 History 40b (II) and 140a (I) FF 27 History 119 (I) FF 28 History 119 (II)

Box 13

FF 1 History 121b (I) FF 2 History 121b (II) and 142b (II) FF 3 History 130 (I) FF 4 History 130 (II) FF 5 History 130 (III) and 119 (III)



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Box 13 Harvard College undergraduate program, Student lecture and reading notes (Cont.)

FF 6 History 140a (II)

FF 7 History 142b FF 8 Humanities, 114 FF 9 Humanities, 114 (II) (Box 17, Folder 3) Lindback Foundation Award for distinguished teaching, 1993 FF 10 McCarthy and McGovern for President, 1968, 1972 FF 11 Ohio State University, Dean of the College of Humanities, Candidacy, fall 1967 Princeton University Graduate program, Student lecture and reading notes FF 12 English 523, fall 1951 FF 13 English 523, paper “The Comedies of George Chapman,” 1952 FF 14 English 523, spring 1952 FF 15 Histor y 306 FF 16 History 503, paper “Some Difficulties in the Educational Theory of

J ohn Dewey,” 1951

FF 17 History 511, paper “Religion and Economics,” 1951 FF 18 History 515, Foxite Whigs Paper, 1952 FF 19 History 523--History of England, 1951 FF 20 Histor y I, fall 1952 FF 21 Histor y--American Intellectual History, 1951



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Box 13 Princeton University Graduate program, Student lecture and reading notes (Cont.)

FF 22 History--Colonial America, fall 1951

FF 23 Histor y--England to 1603 FF 24 Histor y--French Revolution, 1952 FF 25 History--Introduction to the Professional Study of History, 1950

Box 14

FF 1 Histor y--Oliver Cromwell, 1951 FF 2 History--notes on Oliver Cromwell, 1955 FF 3 History--paper, “The Structure of Organized Religion in England,” 1952 FF 4 Histor y--reading notes, miscellaneous FF 5 Histor y--reading notes, miscellaneous (II) FF 6 History--Renaissance and Reformation, Spring 1951 FF 7 History--The Seventeenth Century, fall 1950 FF 8 History I and II, Quiz questions and notes, 1952-1955 FF 9 Schedules and lists, miscellaneous, 1952-1966 FF 10 Seminar on Teaching Methods, n.d.

FF 11 Resumes, [1968]-1995


Inventory: Glass Slides

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Glass Slides, 1765-[1913] Box 17 B ank notes

Wood Box 1 Colonial coins, n.d. Wood Box 1 Colonial coins, n.d. Wood Box 1 Congress Fractional Currency, 1776 Wood Box 1 Connecticut, n.d. Contine ntal currency Wood Box 1 1775 Wood Box 1 1776, 5 slides Wood Box 1 1777, 2 slides Wood Box 1 1778, 2 slides Wood Box 1 1778 Wood Box 1 n.d. Wood Box 1 Continental, Quarter Master certificate, 1781 Wood Box 1 Delaware, 2 slides, 1776 Wood Box 1 Delaware Bank of Credit, 1777 Wood Box 1 Fayette County Bank, 1817 Wood Box 1 Federal Lottery Bank, n.d. Wood Box 1 Lebanon County, 1838

Lottery

Wood Box 1 1829



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Box 17 B ank Notes L ottery (Cont.)

Wood Box 1 1829, tickets, 2 slides Wood Box 1 1848 Wood Box 1 1858, 2 slides Wood Box 1 1859 Wood Box 1 1865 Wood Box 1 Washington City Canal, n.d. Wood Box 1 n.d. Wood Box 1 Massachusetts, 1779 Wood Box 1 New Hampshire, n.d. Wood Box 1 New Jersey, 3 slides, 1776 Wood Box 1 New Jersey, Bill of Credit, 1776 Wood Box 1 New York City, 1775 Wood Box 1 New York City, bank note, 1815 Wood Box 1 Old Mint, Philadelphia--1 cent US Mint, n.d.

Penns ylvania

Wood Box 1 1772, 3 slides Wood Box 1 1775 Wood Box 1 n.d. Wood Box 1 Bill of Credit, 177[?]



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Box 17 Bank Notes (Cont.)

Wood Box 1 Philadelphia--Middle Ferry, 1777 Wood Box 1 Rhode Island, n.d. Wood Box 1 Shinplaster, 3 slides, 1837 Wood Box 1 Slate banks, n.d. Wood Box 1 South Carolina, 1779 Wood Box 1 Stamp Act, 1765 Wood Box 1 Stamped paper, 1765 Wood Box 1 Town notes, 4 slides, 1837 Wood Box 1 Virginia, Bill of credit, 1777 Wood Box 1 Virginia, n.d. Wood Box 1 Unidentified, 4 slides, n.d.

B ritain Wood Box 1 Albert Hall Wood Box 1 Balfour, Arthur James Wood Box 1 Ball Room, Balmoral Wood Box 1 Bright, John Wood Box 1 Chamberlain, F. Wood Box 1 Gladstone in Parliament Wood Box 1 House of Commons Wood Box 1 House of Commons in 1742



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Box 17 B ritain (Cont.)

Wood Box 1 House of Lords--the Throne Wood Box 1 House of Parliament (Peer’s Entrance) Wood Box 1 Hyde Park in season Wood Box 1 London Wood Box 1 Marquis of Salisbury Wood Box 1 Passing of Reform Bill of 1832 Wood Box 1 Roseberry, Lord Wood Box 1 Salisbury, Lord Wood Box 1 Street criers of London Wood Box 1 Thames policemen Wood Box 1 Tower of London Wood Box 1 Victorian Era, celebrities Wood Box 1 Westminster Bridge and St. Thomas’s Hospital

Far West Arizona

Wood Box 2 Apache squaw and cradle Wood Box 2 Chiricahuan Apache Chief Wood Box 2 Moqui Town Shung-a-Paw Wee Wood Box 2 View from Tegwa toward Moqui Wood Box 2 Fort Snelling, Minnesota



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Box 17 Far West (Cont.)

Wood Box 2 Minnesota, River St. Croix Wood Box 2 Minneapolis, Pillsbury Flour Mills and Elevators Wood Box 2 Nevada, Canon at Silver City Wood Box 2 New Mexico, North View of Wolpi Wood Box 2 New Mexico, Santa Fe oldest houses from the south Wood Box 2 Placer Mining and Hydraulic, Sierra Nevada Wood Box 2 Salt Lake City, Interior of the Mormon Tabernacle Wood Box 2 Salt Lake City, New Tabernacle

San Francisco

Wood Box 2 Alley in Chinatown Wood Box 2 Balcony of Chinese restaurant Wood Box 2 Chinese apothecary Wood Box 2 Chinese Butcher shop Wood Box 2 Chinese quarter, Wood Box 2 Chinese Toss House

Wood Box 2 Texas, Antonio, Alamo Plaza Wood Box 2 Texas, San Antonio, Alamo Wood Box 2 Unidentified Washington Wood Box 2 Combined header and thresher on ranch in the Big Bend



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Box 17 Far West W ashington (Cont.)

Wood Box 2 Palouse farming in the Big Bend Wood Box 2 Seattle, front street from Yesler St. Wood Box 2 Seattle, James Street Wood Box 2 Seattle, Puget Sound Wood Box 2 Spokane, Riverside Avenue Wood Box 2 Spokane, Spokane Falls Wood Box 2 Tacoma residences facing Commencement Bay Wood Box 2 Tacoma, New Court House Wood Box 2 Tacoma, Pacific Avenue

F ugitive slaves

Wood Box 2 Benjamin Franklin portrait Wood Box 2 Embargo Will Ruin US, 1808 Wood Box 2 Florida, St. Augustine old slave market, n.d. Wood Box 2 Fugitive slaves, n.d. Wood Box 2 Kansas Free Slave Fund, n.d. Wood Box 2 Slave advertisements, n.d. Wood Box 2 Unidentified, 2 slides, n.d.

I taly: Statesmen

Wood Box 2 Ferdinand IV



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Box 17 Italy: Statesmen (Cont.) Wood Box 2 Milan, Rue Victor Immanuel

Wood Box 2 Piuo IX Wood Box 2 Pope Les XIII Wood Box 2 Unidentified, 2 slides Wood Box 2 Victor Emmanuel II Wood Box 2 Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy

Wo rld War I

Wood Box 2 Armored automobiles Wood Box 2 Bertold, Minister in Austria-Hungary and Sazonoff, Minister in Russia Wood Box 2 Count Von Moltke Wood Box 2 Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig Wood Box 2 General Foch Wood Box 2 Horse and man protected from poison gas Wood Box 2 Jews retreating before Germans Wood Box 2 Louvain after the War Wood Box 2 Pershing at the tomb of Lafayette Wood Box 2 Quisling a German captive Wood Box 2 Unidentified, 2 slides Wood Box 2 William II of Germany


Inventory: Reference Books

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Box 14 Reference Books, 1900-1974

FF 12 “Bibliographical Studies in Honor of Rudolf Hirsch” in The Library Chronicle, Vol. XL, 1974 Annual Report of the American Historical Association FF 13 1900 FF 14 1906, Volume II Biographical Sketches of Graduates of Harvard University FF 15 Vol. I (1642-1658) FF 16 Vol. II (1659-1677) FF 17 Directory of American Scholars, Volume I, History, 1969

Box 15 Harper’s Encyclopedia of United States History, 1905

FF 1 Vol. 1, A-B FF 2 Vol. 2, C FF 3 Vol. 3, D-F FF 4 Vol. 4, G-H FF 5 Vol. 5, I-L FF 6 Vol. 6, M-N FF 7 Vol. 7, O-R

Box 16

FF 1 Vol. 8, S


Inventory: Reference Books

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Box 16 Harper’s Encyclopedia of United States History, 1905 (Cont.)

FF 2 Vol. 9, T-U FF 3 Vol. 10, V-Z

William P. Dunn Papers, 1900-1964

“Selections from the Writings of Richard Hooker Together with Izaak Walton’s Life of Hooker,” 1940 Oct. 1 FF 4 Hooker portraits FF 5 Page 1-60, Introduction, notes, and bibliography FF 6 Page 61-152, “The Life of Mr. Richard Hooker” FF 7 Page 153-217, Hooker, “A Preface...the Reformation of the Laws and Orders Ecclesiastical in the Church of England” FF 8 Page 218-315, Hooker, “Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity” FF 9 Page 316-348, Hooker, “The Second Book” FF 10 Page 349-408, Hooker, “The Third Book” FF 11 Page 409-453, Hooker, “The Fourth Book” FF 12 Page 455-495, Hooker, “The Fifth Book” FF 13 Page 496-531, Hooker, “Book VII” FF 14 Page 532-585, Hooker, “Book VIII” FF 15 Page 586-620, Hooker, “A Learned and Comfortable Sermon”


Inventory: William P. Dunn Papers

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Box 16 FF 16 “The ‘De Musica’ of Boethius,” 1917 May 7, Chapter 1 “The Music of the Greeks” FF 17 Notes on the seventeenth century poets, n.d. FF 18 Saint Paul Academy Alumni Directory, 1900-1964

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