MacRae, George W. Papers, 1955-1985.

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MacRae, George W. Papers, 1955-1985.

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Papers of Catholic priest George MacRae, including teaching material, academic records, translation projects, lectures, addreses, essays, and correspondence. The papers span 1955-1985.

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8 boxes

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Andover-Harvard Theological Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6382970

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