Francis J. Dore, SJ papers, 1909-1944.

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Francis J. Dore, SJ papers, 1909-1944.

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The papers, composed of manuscripts, correspondence, booklets, clippings, and photographs, document the religious and medical career of Francis J. Dore, SJ. Manuscripts of sermons and correspondence with Boston College students serving in World War II relate to his religious life; while, lecture and course notes, circulars, booklets, and advertisements pertaining to sexuality and contraception document his medical career. Diaries, photographs, and other personal materials relate to his family.

3.25 linear feet (6 boxes)

Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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