Peter Veres papers 1973-1977

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Peter Veres papers 1973-1977

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Contains correspondence, manuscript pages and clippings relating to his published work "The Argument of Innocence". Included also are the transcript and audio recording to "Miriam Patchen, an interview with Peter Veres", 1974.

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University of California, Santa Cruz. . University Library Special Collections and Archives

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