Papers of James J. Kilpatrick [manuscript], 1967-1993.

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Papers of James J. Kilpatrick [manuscript], 1967-1993.

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The collection contains proofs of "The American South, Four Seasons of the Lane"; and notes, manuscripts and proofs of "Fine Print, Reflections on the Writing Art." Topical files concern the laetrile controversy, contracts, Hamilton Productions, "The American South," the Rappahannock High School Literary Fund, Sixty Minutes, the Universal Press Syndicate and the Virginia Commission on the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution. Correspondents include Shana Alexander, Dr. Stephen Barrett, John Hamilton and John Logue. The papers also contain commencement addresses, speeches and articles for "National Review," "Nation's Business," "The Richmond Times-Dispatch," "Southern Living," "Washington Journalism Review," and "The Washingtonian." Topics of his articles and speeches include current events and issues, the Constitution, Barry Goldwater, Patrick Henry, federalism, civil rights, civil liberties, and copy editing.

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