Stuart Noblin Papers Relating to L.L. Polk, 1937-1940

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Stuart Noblin Papers Relating to L.L. Polk, 1937-1940

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Stuart Noblin (b. 1913) was a professor of History at North Carolina State University and author of (Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1949). Leonidas La Fayette Polk, Agrarian Crusader The collection includes Noblin's correspondence, 1937-1940, documenting his search for biographical material on L.L. Polk (1837-1892), North Carolina's first commissioner of agriculture, founder of the , and president of the National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union; and copies of some Polk papers, 1891-1892. Among the correspondents are Alex M. Arnett, Samuel A. Ashe, H.E.C. Bryant, P.A. Carter, Josephus Daniels, R.A. Doughton, Thomas Dixon, John D. Hicks, Francis Joyner, J.J. Lane, James C. Malin, W.F. Marshall, Thomas Bedford Moseley, Edward A. Oldham, Carl C. Taylor, R.T. Vann, William Allen White, and Peter Mitchell Wilson. The copies of Polk items include typed transcripts of seven items from the Donnelly Papers at the Minnesota Historical Society, consisting of four letters from Polk to Ignatius Donnelly, one letter from Polk to A.L. Stomberg, and two letters from H.E. Taubeneck to Ignatius Donnelly. Progressive Farmer

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Noblin, Stuart

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Stuart Noblin (1913- ) was a professor of History, North Carolina State University, and author of "Leonidas La Fayette Polk, Agrarian Crusader" (Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1949). From the description of Stuart Noblin papers relating to L.L. Polk, 1937-1940 [manuscript]. WorldCat record id: 25507448 Stuart Noblin (b. 1913) received his Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina, 1947, and was the author of Leonidas La Fayette Polk, Agrarian Crusader and...