Richard Polenberg papers, 1961-2000.

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Richard Polenberg papers, 1961-2000.

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Professional papers relating to his research, teaching, and writings about American History.

2.3 cubic feet.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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Cornell University. Dept. of History.

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Compilers for Fall 1996 include Michael Belleville, Caryn Caskey, Samantha Cohn, Jeffrey Dayton, Ronnie Fischer, Brian Fulmer, Meredith Page Haff, Severance MacLaughlin, Scott Strazik, and Michael D. Boull. Compilers for Spring 1997 include Alisha Schmidt, Rion Lucas Weideman, Jessica Mueller, Woon Yin Denise Cheung, Anna Gravino, Jennifer Little, Dorothy Clark, Lisa Liu, Eric T. Wolk, Joshua M. Goldfarb, Scott Weiss, Kimberly Caesar, Brad S. Ackerman, Rory Halperin, and...

Cornell University

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Polenberg, Richard

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Emeritus professor of American History, Cornell University. Polenberg came to Cornell in 1966 and is a recipient of the Clark Distinguished Teaching Award and the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award. He has offered seminars on Justice Cardozo and the judicial process and has written books on American History, the Constitution, Robert Oppenheimer, Benjamin Cardozo, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jacob Abrams, class, race, and ethnicity in the United States, and war and ...