Gottschalk, Louis. Papers [ca. 1927]-1975

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Gottschalk, Louis. Papers [ca. 1927]-1975

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Louis Gottschalk, historian, author, Professor. The Louis Gottschalk Papers include correspondence, memos, reports, and other material which extensively document his scholarly endeavors as well as his professional activities. Research notes and materials used in Gottschalk’s research on the life of Lafayette constitute approximately half of the material. Also included are reprints of Gottschalk’s articles, tapes and handwritten copies of his lectures, and the dissertation abstracts and term papers of his students.

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