The Celestine Joseph Nuesse papers. 1930-2006.

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The Celestine Joseph Nuesse papers. 1930-2006.

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Consists of general correspondence, subject files, travel notes, class lectures, addresses and speeches, and research material for his publications. There are also files related to his Catholic University of America activities as both a teacher and an administrator as well as an editor for the New Catholic Encyclopedia. The subject files are indexed and reflect the broad nature of his professional memberships and activities.

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Nuesse, Celestine Joseph

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