Papers, 1924-1987, 1925-1973.

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Papers, 1924-1987, 1925-1973.

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Taylor's personal and professional correspondence (1925-86) includes letters from colleagues, friends, and students. Taylor's involvement in the Humanities Program at Oberlin College (1947-81) and the Twentieth Century Program at Hiram College in Ohio (1970-74) is well documented in program reports, copies of lectures, and correspondence. Of special interest are Taylor's chronological files documenting the governance controversy at Oberlin College (1949-85). Also present are photocopies of Taylors' book and drama reviews, reprints and tear sheets of published articles, and drafts of talks and lectures.

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