H. Morse Stephens Papers, [ca. 1890-1919]

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H. Morse Stephens Papers, [ca. 1890-1919]

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Correspondence, manuscripts of articles and books, lecture notes and clippings, mainly relating to his career as professor of history, University of California, and to his activity in the acquisition of the Bancroft Library. Also included: material relating to Rudyard Kipling, and some papers of Stephen's sister, Amy Ellen

Number of containers: 8 boxes, 8 cartons and portfolio, 1 oversize folder

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Bancroft Library

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