T. Lynn Smith Papers 1929-1976

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T. Lynn Smith Papers 1929-1976

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This collection contains the papers of Thomas Lynn Smith, Professor of RuralSociology, whose work encompassed sociology, including rural and urban studies, populationand census studies, and individual country and state studies in the United States and LatinAmerica. The collection consists of much of his personal research library, in terms of his ownpapers and research; papers, articles, and correspondence with colleagues; and information aboutfoundations, associations and courses with which he was connected.

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