Papers of John T. Edsall, 1931-1979.

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Papers of John T. Edsall, 1931-1979.

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Includes professional correspondence, laboratory notebooks, and experimental notes of Edsall and students, and autobiographical writings. Some correspondence relates to chemical and biological warfare, 1966-1971; and correspondence, clippings and other material about supersonic transport plane and Edsall's work in the Citizen's League Against the Sonic Boom. Edsall's notebooks, 1934-1940, pertain to Raman spectra. Also included are a copy of manuscript about history of biochemistry at Harvard, bibliographies of Edsall's writings, and four audiocassette tapes of interviews with Edsall conducted by David Bearman in 1979.

ca. 36 feet of ms. and 4 audio cassettes

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