The John Montgomery Cooper papers. 1898-1962.

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The John Montgomery Cooper papers. 1898-1962.

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Consists of sermons; articles in anthropology, sociology, sacred theology, and religious studies; correspondence arranged by subject and correspondent; and personal correspondence.

38 linear ft.

Catholic University of America

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Catholic University of America

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