Julian Bishko letters to Lucretia Caroline Ramsey [manuscript], 1933-1934.

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Julian Bishko letters to Lucretia Caroline Ramsey [manuscript], 1933-1934.

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Bishko describes Madrid and several other places he visited including Córdoba, Mérida, Granada, the Escorial, Toledo, Santiago de Compostela, and León; his research on the Spanish monastic tradition; fellow scholars Lewis Hanke and France V. Scholes; national elections; theater,concerts and carnival; effect of Roosevelt's devaluation of the dollar;and a general strike in April, 1934. He mentions brief meetings with Claude Bowers and the future Cardinal Tedeschini. A variety of clippings, programs, tickets, etc., are inserted.

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University of Virginia. Library

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Hanke, Lewis

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University of Virginia

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Scholes, France V. (France Vinton), 1897-1979

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France V. Scholes was born in Bradford, Illinois, in 1897. He received his degrees from Harvard University. A tuberculosis patient, he came to Albuquerque in 1924. Regaining his health, he taught history at UNM off and on from 1924-1945, and regularly from 1946-1970. In between he received funding to search for colonial documents in the archives of Spain and Mexico, finding many for the history of New Mexico. In addition, he worked for the Library of Congress copying documents in the archives of...

Bishko, Charles Julian

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University of Virginia Commonwealth Professor of History. From the description of Papers of Julian Bishko, 1930-1989. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 55224996 Commonwealth Professor of History, member of the University of Virginia faculty from 1938-1977. From the description of Julian Bishko letters to Lucretia Caroline Ramsey [manuscript], 1933-1934. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 394162884 Professor emeritus, Commonwealth P...