The Edward Aloysius Pace papers. 1887-1963.

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The Edward Aloysius Pace papers. 1887-1963.

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The Edward Aloysius Pace collection consists primarily of documents from Monsignor Pace's academic and professional career in education. The papers are made up of correspondence and related documents from Pace's work with the Catholic Education Association, the NCWC Department of Education and his tenure as General Secretary and Vice Rector at The Catholic University of America. The papers also contain Pace's academic and professional writings on education, psychology, philosophy, and theology.

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Catholic University of America

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