Anna O'Neill Johnson Papers, 1909-1952, (bulk 1915-1922).

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Anna O'Neill Johnson Papers, 1909-1952, (bulk 1915-1922).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34057583

Consists primarily of material gathered together to support the Fatherless Children of France project of the World War I era. Includes correspondence and manuscripts of prominent authors, poets and others. There are clippings describing the project, a printed catalog and some later correspondence to Mrs. Johnson. Major correspondents include Charles Couglin, Herbert Hoover, Arnold Lunn and Seamas O'Sullivan.

1 linear ft. (5 boxes).

Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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