Benjamin E. Lippincott papers, 1929-1946.

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Benjamin E. Lippincott papers, 1929-1946.

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The collection reflects many of Dr. Lippincott's activities outside the Political Science Dept. Included is an extensive correspondence file, including correspondence about University affairs and about Lippincott's books, articles and speaking engagements. Correspondents include Hubert H. Humphrey, Oscar Lange, Harold Laski. Lippincott's American Association of University Professors file includes information, correspondence and reports Lippincott wrote for the organization. Lippincott's involvement with the American Federation of Teachers includes service as the AFT secretary and president, and includes papers and reports relating to those positions.

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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