Wizard, Mariann G., papers, [ca. 1940s]-2009.

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Wizard, Mariann G., papers, [ca. 1940s]-2009.

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Composed of correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, diaries, artwork, and photographic materials, the Mariann Wizard Papers, [ca. 1940s]-2009, document Mariann Wizard's involvement in Austin radical politics, her personal relationships, and her literary endeavors.

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