Benjamin Capps Papers 1946-1993

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Benjamin Capps Papers 1946-1993

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These papers are of great value for law students, journalism students, and students of literature and creative writing. This second acquisition of Benjamin Capps Papers, 1946-1993, overlaps and supplements the earlier acquisition of his papers by UT Arlington in 1977. There are six and one half linear feet in sixteen document storage boxes of correspondence, legal and financial documents, manuscripts, typescripts, research materials, notes, galleys, and printed material.

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Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library

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