"Morrie Doyle: An Uncommon Man" [videorecording] 1997

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"Morrie Doyle: An Uncommon Man" [videorecording] 1997

Master and viewing copy of a video about Morris Doyle shown during the Uncommon Man award event; and taped interviews about Doyle with Douglas Minge Brown, John Gardner, Richard W. Lyman, and Donald Kennedy, 1997.

7 videotapes (6 VHS; 1 Beta)

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