Armen D. Jorjorian papers, 1946-2005.

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Armen D. Jorjorian papers, 1946-2005.

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Armen Jorjorian's papers include articles, lectures, workshop presentations, project files, and an unpublished book manuscript. There are also a few files containing writings by others -- most notably, a biographical paper on Jorjorian written by Rev. Robert Leas in 2005. Leas's paper was written following a detailed examination of Jorjorian's writings. It offers an interpretive overview of his life and ministry. Also included is one folder of case material from Jorjorian's work in pastoral counseling. This folder is restricted.

1.67 cubic ft. (5 archives boxes)

Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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