James P. Shannon papers. 1862-2004 (bulk1938-2003).

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James P. Shannon papers., 1862-2004 (bulk 1938-2003).

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James P. Shannon papers. 1862-2004 (bulk1938-2003).

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Personal, business, and official papers documenting the lifeand career of a former Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop of St. Paul (Minnesota) whoalso pursued careers as a college administrator, lawyer, and foundationdirector.

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eng,

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Minnesota Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 6646563

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