August Meier papers, 1930-1998.

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August Meier papers, 1930-1998.

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The August Meier papers document this historian's personal development as a liberal and progressive thinker stemming from his formative years, and emphasizing his professional activities in the roles of researcher, historian, lecturer and editor of several series in black studies. The collection is divided into ten series and forty subseries.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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