Finding Aid for the Cordell Hull Centennial Collection, 1971
MS-1110University of Tennessee Special Collections Library, Knoxville, TN
Encoded by: Elizabeth Dunham, August 14, 2007.
Summary Information
Cordell Hull Centennial Collection
Date/Date Range : 1971
1.0 linear feet
Abstract: This collection houses materials documenting the planned one-hundredth anniversary observance of the late U. S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull in 1971. This anniversary coincided with the twenty-fifth anniversary of his receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946 and the fortieth anniversary of his election to the U. S. Senate in 1931.
MS-1110
University of Tennessee Special Collections Library, Knoxville, TN
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[Identification of Item], Cordell Hull Centennial Collection, MS-1110. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Special Collections Library.
Arrangement
Collection consists of one box divided into two series:
- Series I: Correspondence
- Series II: Cordell Hull essays and miscellaneous materials
Biography / History
Salo Engel was born on July 13, 1908 in Austria. He began his higher education at the University of Frankfurt, where he graduated cum laude in 1931. He then worked as a lawyer in Frankfurt am Main until 1933, when he resumed his studies at the University of Geneva in Graduate Institute of International Studies. He earned his Ph.D in political science from this institution in 1936, and continued on to perform postdoctoral work at the Academy of International Law in the Hague, Netherlands, in 1937. Engel began working for the Geneva Research Center in 1937, where he remained until taking a position with the Permanent Court of International Justice in 1941.
Engel emigrated to the United States with his wife, Rosel Brauner Engel, in approximately 1947 and began working as a professor of political science and international law at the University of Tennessee. After his naturalization in 1952, he held temporary positions with Harvard University (1958-1959), Louisiana State University (1967), and Middle Tennessee State University (1971). He also served as the legal codification advisor to Panama from 1955 to 1957. Engel died in Knoxville, Tennessee, in October of 1972.
Collection Scope and Content Note
In conjunction with Hull's one-hundredth anniversary observance, UT Professor of Political Science and International Law, Salo Engel, supervised the editing of a proposed volume of essays evaluating various aspects of Hull's career, especially his service as U. S. Secretary of State during the Franklin Roosevelt administration. Among those contributing manuscripts for the proposed volume were Senator Albert Gore (D., Tenn.), Stanley J. Folmsbee, James A. Farley, Dean Rusk, and Averell Harriman.
The largest part of this collection contains correspondence between Dr. Engel and numerous individuals who were chosen to contribute manuscripts to the proposed volume. Among those invited to participate in the project were former Presidents Johnson and Truman, former U. S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson, historian James Mac Gregor Burns, and former National Security Advisor Mc George Bundy. Other materials include correspondence documenting the publication and funding of the proposed project, several unpublished essays on Hull and related topics, and a proposal, initiated by Dr. Engel, for the establishment of a permanent Cordell Hull Memorial Research Center at UT. Unfortunately, Dr. Engel's untimely death dealt a blow to the Hull project and the volume of essays was never published.
Subject Terms
- Engel, Salo, 1908-.
- Hull, Cordell, 1871-1955.
- United States -- Foreign relations -- 20th century.
Contents List
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Series I: Correspondence
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1
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Folder
1
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Acheson, Dean
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1
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Folder
2
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Aldine, Atherton Publishers
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1
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Folder
3
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Allen, H. C., Prof.
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1
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Folder
4
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American Historical Association
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1
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Folder
5
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Ashe, Victor H., Rep., Tenn.
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1
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Folder
6
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Barbee, James D.
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1
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Folder
7
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Bennett, Edward M., Prof.
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1
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Folder
8
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Berding, Andrew H., Prof.
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1
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Folder
9
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Borg, Dorothy, Prof.
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1
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Folder
10
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Brooks, Philip C.
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1
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Folder
11
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Bundy, Mc George
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1
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Folder
12
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Burns, James Mac Gregor
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1
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Folder
13
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California University Press
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1
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Folder
14
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Cambridge University Press
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1
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Folder
15
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Carthage, Tenn.
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1
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Folder
16
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Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, Harvard University
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1
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Folder
17
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Chase, John L., Prof.
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1
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Folder
18
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Cohen, Benj. V., Prof.
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1
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Folder
19
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Cohen, Warren I., Prof.
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1
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Folder
20
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Colditz, Mrs. Oscar
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1
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Folder
21
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Cole, Wayne S., Prof.
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1
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Folder
22
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Columbia University Press
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1
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Folder
23
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Copeland, B. H., Mrs.
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1
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Folder
24
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Corlew, Robert E., Prof.
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1
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Folder
25
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Cornell University Press
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1
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Folder
26
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Dingman, Roger V., Prof.
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1
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Folder
27
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Divine, Robert A, Prof.
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1
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Folder
28
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Drummond, Donald F.
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1
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Folder
29
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Duke University Press
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1
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Folder
30
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Eubanks, Cecil, Prof.
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1
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Folder
31
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Fairbank, John King, Prof.
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1
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Folder
32
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Farley, James A.
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1
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Folder
33
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Feis, Herbert, Prof.
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1
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Folder
34
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Folmsbee, Stanley J., Prof.
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1
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Folder
35
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Fulbright, J. W., Sen.
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1
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Folder
36
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Furdell, William J., Prof.
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1
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Folder
37
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Gardner, Lloyd C., Prof.
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1
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38
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Gellman, Irwin F.,Prof.
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1
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39
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Gore, Albert, Sen.
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1
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Folder
40
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Grantham, Dewey W., Prof.
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1
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Folder
41
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Greene, Lee S., Prof.
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1
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Folder
42
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Hambro, Edward, Ambassador
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1
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Folder
43
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Harper & Row Publishers
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1
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Folder
44
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Harriman, W. Averell, Ambassador
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1
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Folder
45
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Hartley, Mrs. Robert W.
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1
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Folder
46
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Harvard University Press
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1
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Folder
47
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Heffron, Paul T., Prof.
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1
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Folder
48
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Heilperin, Michael A., Prof.
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1
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Folder
49
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Heinrichs, Waldo H., Prof.
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1
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Folder
50
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Huitt, Ralph K., Prof.
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1
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Folder
51
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Hull, Cordell - Birthplace and Memorial Assoc.
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1
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Folder
52
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Hurst, Michael, Prof.
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1
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Folder
53
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Iglehart, Louis T.
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1
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Folder
54
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Jablon, Howard, Prof.
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1
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Folder
55
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Jessup, Phillip, Judge
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1
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Folder
55-A
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Johns Hopkins Press
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1
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Folder
56
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Johnson, Lyndon B., Library
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1
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Folder
57
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Johnson, Lyndon B., Pres.
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1
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Folder
58
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Johnson, Walter, Prof.
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Folder
59
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Kennan, George F., Prof.
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Folder
60
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Kennedy, Edward M., Sen.
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1
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61
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Kolko, Gabriel, Prof.
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1
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Folder
62
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Kuehl, Warren F., Prof.
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1
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Folder
63
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Malec, Barbara
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1
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Folder
64
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Miller, Stuart C., Prof.
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1
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Folder
65
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Milner, Cooper, Prof.
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Folder
66
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Moore, John, Prof.
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Folder
67
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Morgenthau, Hans J., Prof.
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Folder
68
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Natlonal Hlstorical Publications Commission
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1
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Folder
69
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Neu, Charles E.
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1
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Folder
70
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Nevins, Allan, Prof.
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1
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Folder
71
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N. Y. University Press
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1
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Folder
72
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Norake Nobelinstitutt
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1
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Folder
73
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N. C. University Press
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1
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Folder
74
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Nobel Prize Committee
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1
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Folder
75
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Offner, Arnold, Prof.
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1
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Folder
76
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Ohio State University Press
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1
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Folder
77
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Orgallization of American Historians
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1
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Folder
78
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Oxford University Press
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1
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Folder
79
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Pratt, Julius W., Prof.
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Folder
80
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Princeton University Press
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1
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Folder
81
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Reese, Jack E.
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Folder
82
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Rosser, Mrs. Harold C.
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1
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Folder
83
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Rusk, Dean, Prof.
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1
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Folder
84
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Russell, Donald, Judge
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1
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Folder
85
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Schlesinger, Arthur Jr., Prof.
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1
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Folder
86
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Smith, Gaddis, Prof.
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1
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Folder
87
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Smith, Hilton A.
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Folder
88
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Smith, Samuel, Prof.
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Folder
89
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Southern Historical Association
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Folder
90
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Spence, Jonathan, Prof.
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Folder
91
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Starr, Mary
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Folder
92
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Taft, Charles P.
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Folder
93
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Tennessee Historical Commission
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Folder
94
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Tennessee, University, Martin
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Folder
95
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Tennessee Historical Society
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Folder
96
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Thomson, James C., Prof.
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Folder
97
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Truman, David B., Prof.
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1
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Folder
98
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Truman, Harry S., Pres.
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Folder
99
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Truman, Harry S., Library
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1
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Folder
100
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Upshaw, Eugene, Dr.
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Folder
101
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Utley, Jonathan, Prof.
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Folder
102
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Vanderbosh, Amery, Prof.
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Folder
103
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Vanderbilt University Press
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1
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Folder
104
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Varg, Paul A., Prof.
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Folder
105
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Watt, D. C., Prof.
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Folder
106
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Whitaker, Arthur P., Prof.
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Folder
107
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Wolfers, Arnold, Prof.
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Folder
108
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Wood, Bryce, Prof.
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Folder
109
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Wright, Quincy, Prof.
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Folder
110
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Yale Univerelty Press
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Folder
111
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Yost, Charles, Ambassador
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Folder
112
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Young, Marilyn, Prof.
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Folder
113
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Younger, Kenneth
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Series II: Cordell Hull essays and miscellaneous materials
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Folder
114
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Published essays and reviews of works on Cordell Hull and related topics
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Folder
115
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Unpublished essays on Cordell Hull and related topics
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Folder
116
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Preliminary and final outlines for proposed C. H. Centennial Volume
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Folder
117
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Formal proposal for establishment of Cordell Hull Memorial Research Center at UT
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1
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Folder
118
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Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous items.
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