Papers, 1924-1981 (bulks 1936-1977).

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Papers, 1924-1981 (bulks 1936-1977).

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Collection bulks with literary productions which include manuscripts and galley proofs of CHARLES DEMORSE: EDITOR AND STATESMAN (1943), THE COMANCHES: LORDS OF THE SOUTH PLAINS (with E.A. Hoebel, 1952), TEXAS IN TURMOIL (1965), RANALD S. MACKENZIE AND THE TEXAS FRONTIER (1964), and THE HOWLING OF THE COYOTES (1979). Also includes Texas Tech University History Department memos, general files, organizational files and financial material. Microfilmed scrapbook materials consist of photographs, newspaper and magazine clippings and correspondence concerning information on the life and career of Ernest Wallace.

86,274 leaves.

Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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