Joseph Fucilla (1897-1981) Papers 1918-1981

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Joseph Fucilla (1897-1981) Papers 1918-1981

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During his career at Northwestern Fucilla traveled to Europe on several occasions, wrote prolifically, and served as editor of , the journal of the American Association of Teachers of Italian, from 1943 to 1968. The Joseph Fucilla Papers include biographical materials, correspondence, research materials, teaching materials, publications, and talks, as well as two additions. Italica

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Fucilla, Joseph Guerin, 1897-1981

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Petrarca, Francesco, 1304-1374

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