George Rapall Noyes correspondence, 1926-1951.

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George Rapall Noyes correspondence, 1926-1951.

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Personal and professional correspondence (circa 200 letters) of a professor of Slavic language studies at the University of California, Berkeley. Correspondents include other scholars of 17th century literature and journal editors. Also includes correspondence related to revising his 1909 edition of [John] Dryden's verse, the plight of Polish exile scholars during World War II and his efforts to help them, miscellaneous articles, and ephemera.

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