David L. Graven papers. 1936-1992 (bulk1949-1991).

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David L. Graven papers. 1936-1992 (bulk1949-1991).

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Personal and professional papers of David L. Graven, aFreeborn County assistant attorney (1957-1963), University of Minnesota lawprofessor (1963-1974), and Minneapolis trial lawyer (1974-1991), documenting hisspeaking, civic, and political activities.

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