Enrique Hank Lopez Papers, 1960-1985

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Enrique Hank Lopez Papers, 1960-1985

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Enrique Hank Lopez (1920-1985) is believed to be the first Hispanic-American to graduate from Harvard Law School. Lopez edited and published a Hispanic literary journal and wrote a number of books. The collection consists of manuscripts, research materials, and articles by or about Enrique Hank Lopez. The collection also includes biographical information and books inscribed to him by various authors.

26 boxes (13 linear ft.); 2 oversize boxes

eng,

University of California, Los Angeles. Library Special Collections.

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