Clarence A. Barbour papers Barbour (Clarence A.) papers 1923-1937

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Clarence A. Barbour papers Barbour (Clarence A.) papers 1923-1937

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The Clarence A. Barbour papers contain many letters relating to Barbour’s nomination as President of Brown University and his nine-month trip to Asia in 1931 and 1932. Also included are letters and poems written by Florence Newell Barbour about her experiences in Asia with her husband.

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John Hay Library, Special Collections

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