Ed Rowe papers, 1903-1947.

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Ed Rowe papers, 1903-1947.

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Handwritten diaries, photograph albums, newspaper articles, mementos, programs, essays, and a doctoral dissertation. The diaries were kept by Rowe when he served as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Wales from 1903 to 1906. Many of the materials relate to the Cambrain Association of Utah and performances of William Shakespeare's plays. Also included is a draft in three volumes of Rowe's doctoral dissertation from the University College of Cardiff, Wales, entitled: "Some Aspects of Wordsworth's Style in Verse and Prose."

4 boxes (20 linear in.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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