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Percy Hughes publications and papers (1872-1952) 1872-1952..

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"Percy Hughes Publications and Papers (1872-1952)" collection contains photographs, correspondence, family documents, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, books and academic articles, and reprints on Philosophy, Psychology, Education, Higher Education, Sports Education, and Lehigh University by Percy Hughes who was a Lehigh professor and taught Philosophy, Psychology and Education, and was a lifelong friend of John Dewey. The collection was researched, compiled and organized by Elizabeth Hughes Clark, daughter of Percy Hughes, who also wrote content notes on the material, a personal memoire and a biography of Percy Hughes. These writings also added to the collection. The collection was donated to Lehigh University Special Collection by Elizabeth Hughes Clark in 2006 and reaaranged by Special Collections staff in series in 2008.

3 boxes 1.4 linear feet.

Lehigh University Libraries, Lehigh Libraries

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Lehigh University Libraries, Lehigh Libraries

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