Franz Jozef van Beeck Papers, 1979-1990.

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Franz Jozef van Beeck Papers, 1979-1990.

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Composed mainly of manuscripts and typescripts of works by Beeck, as well as copies of articles, lectures, and reviews. Much of the material relates to Catholic theology or theologians, such as Karl Rahner. There is also some correspondence relating to particular research projects, and a translation of a work by Pieter Frans Smulders.

5.5 linear ft. (10 boxes)

Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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