Rather, Ethel Zivley, Papers 1905-[ca.1954]

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Rather, Ethel Zivley, Papers 1905-[ca.1954]

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The Ethel Zivley Rather Papers,1905-[ca. 1954], document Ethel’s life as a student and Texas historian and the workof her brother-in-law, UT professor Frederic Duncalf, on the History of theCrusades.

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