Romance Languages and Literature Department records, 1958-1992.

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Romance Languages and Literature Department records, 1958-1992.

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Materials in this collection include graduate student exams and manuscript preparation, correspondence, photos, programs, publications, audio cassettes, Financial Committee information, and the St. Gall exhibit (Dr. James King). They range in date from 1962-88, and were transferred to the University Archives by the Chair of the Romance Languages and Literature Department. Note: Not all series are processed. Ask staff for assistance.

8.75 linear feet.

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George Washington University Dept. of Romance Languages and Literature

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King, James Cecil

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