Papers of Everett Edward, 1807-1864.

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Papers of Everett Edward, 1807-1864.

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The largest part of the Papers of Edward Everett document Everett's administration of Harvard University. Additional materials touch on his interaction with friends, colleagues, associates, and peers regarding a variety of topics and subjects. These papers also include some of Everett's lecture notes as both a student and professor. There is very little in the way of biographical material about Everett in this series, however, Everett's notes regarding the intellectual development of his son William can be found in these papers.

1.7 cubic feet (6 document boxes, 2 microfilm copies)

Harvard University Archives.

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Harvard University Archives.

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