Kenneth Coleman papers, 1936-1949.

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Kenneth Coleman papers, 1936-1949.

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The collection consists of college notes kept by Kenneth Coleman during the 1930s and 1940s. The notebooks are from history and political science classes. The classes were taken at the University of Wisconsin and the University of Georgia. There are also 65 items (no dates) of biographical material originally prepared for the Dictionary of Georgia Biography but not used.

25 items (0.75 linear ft.)

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