The Papers of Richard & Clara Winston, 196?-198?

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The Papers of Richard & Clara Winston, 196?-198?

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This collection is comprised primarily of typescripts of translated works by Richard and Clara Winston from the German language into English. There are seven boxes of typescripts and galley proofs. There is also a typescript of a biography that Richard Winston wrote on Thomas Becket. There is also a folder in the last box of this collection that contains some correspondence and biographical information on the Winstons.

7 boxes (3.5 cu. ft.)

eng,

ger,

Brooklyn College

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Brooklyn College

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