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Records, 1941.

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Collection consists of the records of the Committee on Defense Instruction, which was established to examine the problem of relating the curricula of Dartmouth College and the associated schools to the emergency of the second World War. Includes reports, correspondence, and meeting minutes.

1 box (0.3 ft.)

Dartmouth College Library

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