J. Louis Engdahl papers, 1885-1981 (1912-1932).

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J. Louis Engdahl papers, 1885-1981 (1912-1932).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/226354684

Collection includes: letters Engdahl wrote to his wife and daughter, in which loving epithets and stories of day-to-day life mingle with accounts of his work and that of other prominent labor, socialist, and communist figures. The collection contains several pieces of Engdahl's original writings, along with numerous published works in various formats. Causes for which Engdahl fought, both on his own behalf and that of others, are documented through letters, clippings, trial transcripts, and images. Over sixty photographs, as well as various pieces of personal memorabilia, depict both family life and professional associations. Also of note is a portrait of Engdahl by the artist Mitchell Siporin.

6.5 linear ft., (14 boxes + 1 portfolio)

University of Michigan

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SNAC Resource ID: 7079902

University of Michigan

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