Oneal, Benjamin Grady, Papers 1905-1961

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Oneal, Benjamin Grady, Papers 1905-1961

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Correspondence, a speech, and a resolution compose the Benjamin Grady Oneal Papers,1905-1961, documenting his life and work as an attorney and state senator.

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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