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Papers, 1974-2001.

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Correspondence, research, manuscripts, revisions, reviews, and business papers related to the writing and publishing of five of his books. Correspondence includes that with his publishers at University of Oklahoma Press and University of Chicago Press, Harlan Hague, a co-author on one, and contributing authors to the issue of Journal of the west edited by Langum in 1985. Research material and copies of manuscripts with notes by selected readers and revisions. Business and financial papers related to each work. Copies of reviews on each book. Copies of articles, book chapters, and reviews written by Langum on works of others, with relating correspondence. Copies of speeches given by Lagum. A published copy of each book. Photographs.

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Hague, Harlan

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Langum, David J., 1940-

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Legal historian and professor of law at Samford University, Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama, past professor of law at Nevada School of Law, Reno, Detroit College of Law, Lincoln University School of Law at San Francisco and San Jose, and San Francisco Law School. He and wife JoAnne Adams Langum had two children, Virginia and John. Virginia recently graduated from Trinity College in Dublin Ireland. In 1996 he married Francis Short Langum. They have two children, David, Jr. and Aud...

Larkin, Thomas Oliver, 1802-1858

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Thomas O. Larkin (1802-1858) was a merchant who settled in Monterey, California, who later became U.S. consul (1844-48) and served as a delegate to the California Constitutional Convention in 1849. From the description of Letter from Thomas Oliver Larkin to Job Francis Dye and party, 1845 Aug. 10. (Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens). WorldCat record id: 122499643 Thomas O. Larkin, early California pioneer, arrived in California in 1832. Became succe...

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