Faculty and Staff, Preston E. James papers, 1952-1965. 1952-1965.

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Faculty and Staff, Preston E. James papers, 1952-1965. 1952-1965.

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General papers and records relate largely to the geography of South America and groups with which James was affiliated. These include the Association of American Geographers, of which James was president, the Pan-American Institute of Geography and History, which operated under the auspices of the United Nations, and the Committee for Improving the Teaching of World Affairs.

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