State Historian's teaching and research notes, 1890-1916, bulk 1890-1901, 1916.

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State Historian's teaching and research notes, 1890-1916, bulk 1890-1901, 1916.

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This series contains teaching and study notes, reading lists, examination questions, outlines and drafts of papers, a few graded examinations,and some correspondence of James Sullivan prior to his appointment as State Historian in 1916. Courses include American, European, economic, constitutional, legal, and political history.

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