Boatright (Mody Coggin) Papers 1907-1978

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Boatright (Mody Coggin) Papers 1907-1978

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Papers of Mody Boatright (1896-1970), folklorist and professor of English at The University of Texas (1926-1969), include personal papers and materials related to his career as teacher and chairman of the English Department and as secretary-editor of the Texas Folklore Society.

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