Robert F. Drinan, SJ Congressional Papers

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Robert F. Drinan, SJ Congressional Papers

1967-1981

These papers document the legislative career of Robert F. Drinan, SJ, Democratic Representative in the U.S. House from the Massachusetts 3rd District (later the 4th) from 1971-1981. The collection includes correspondence, committee files, legislative files, campaign materials, district files, speeches, photographs, and audio and video recordings.

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