James C. Malin Collection
Manuscript Collection no. 183
Introduction
The papers of James C. Malin, professor of history at the University of Kansas from 1921 to 1963, were given to the Manuscripts Department of the Kansas State Historical Society in two parts on two separate occasions. Dr. Malin himself gave a portion of his papers to the Society in 1965. The rest were donated by Malin’s widow, Pearl, in fiscal year 1986.
Biography
James Claude Malin was born Feb. 8, 1893, in Edgley, North Dakota, the son of Jared Nelson Malin and Emma Jane McChristy Malin. In 1903, he moved with his parents to Edwards County, Kansas. He received his A.B. degree from Baker University in 1914 and his M. A. from Kansas University in 1916. After interrupting his education for service in World War I and to teach in Oklahoma City high schools, he completed his Ph. D. at the University of Kansas in 1921. He immediately joined the history faculty there and remained until forced to retire in 1963 due to his age. During this time he developed a reputation as a prolific author and a leading historian of his era.
In addition to teaching, Malin participated in the activities of a number of academic and historical associations. He served terms as president of the Agricultural History Society, the Kansas State Historical Society, and the Kansas History Teachers Association (twice). He was associate editor of the Kansas Historical Quarterly; a member of the Editorial Board of the Mississippi Valley Historical Review; a fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Science; and a committee member in the American Historical Association, the American Association of Geographers, and the American Studies Association.
As a writer, Malin published such noted works as John Brown and the Legend of Fifty-Six and The Grassland of North America. He was a pioneer in combining the subject matter of history with other disciplines and had a great interest in the effect of the climate and the overall environment on human endeavors. Malin considered objectivity a necessity for historians and took a firm stand against relativism. In many cases, he created controversy by exposing what he viewed as flaws in the works of other historians.
Malin died on Jan. 26, 1979, in Lawrence, Kansas. He was survived by his wife, Pearl Keene Malin and a daughter, Jane Wofford Malin.
Scope and Content
The largest portion of Malin’s papers is correspondence, consisting of letters he received and copies of letters he wrote. These letters date from 1916 to 1976. A few letters in the collection are copies that Malin had of correspondence to and from other people. The letters he received are arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent. The letters written to others by others are filed with these. The letters Malin wrote are arranged chronologically. These have been microfilmed (rolls MF 6304-MR 6308), and the microfilm is available through interlibrary loan; see the Container List for specific roll numbers. Most of the correspondents are other historians. George Anderson, who was also a member of the University of Kansas history faculty, was the historian Malin corresponded with most frequently. Other regular correspondents who were historians include Lee Benson, Allan Bogue, Avery Craven, Earle DeLay, Larry Gara, Fulmer Mood, Frank Hodder, Hans Jenny, and W. T. Root. Malin also corresponded frequently with editors and publishers, particularly with Lawrence Romaine of Weathercock House in Middleboro, Massachusetts. Other correspondents include relatives of people on whom Malin did research. Chief among these are the children and grandchildren of Eugene Ware. Malin also corresponded frequently with employees of the Kansas State Historical Society. Kirke Mechem and Nyle Miller, both of whom served as secretary of the Kansas State Historical Society at different times, are the most frequent of these correspondents. Miller, in fact, is the one person from whom Malin received more letters than anyone else. A few letters in the collection are letters Malin wrote to and received from his own relatives. The most notable of Malin’s relatives is his uncle, James F. Malin, who served a number of years as a representative in the Kansas Legislature. A few infrequent, but famous, correspondents include William Allen White, Henry Kissinger, William F. Buckley, and former Kansas Governor George Docking.
A small part of Malin’s collection consists of his own autobiographical notes, composed in 1969. These include genealogical information on his parents, their siblings, and his grandparents as well as his own life story. Accompanying this information is the transcript of an interview with Malin conducted by Gould Colman of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
The collection also contains material from Malin’s days as a graduate student at the University of Kansas. Most of this material is notes Malin took from American history outlines drawn up by Malin’s adviser, Frank Heywood Hodder. This series also includes transcripts of Malin’s grades and a United States atlas published by Hodder that Malin used and in which he wrote notes.
A significant portion of the collection relates to Malin’s teaching career. Syllabi of courses he taught, his lecture notes, exam questions, and works handed in by students, many with grades and comments by Malin, are all included in this series. Also included are reading lists that specifically relate to courses Malin taught. Some of these are lists of books that Malin put on reserve at the University of Kansas library for his students. Malin taught courses dealing with the history of Kansas, the history of the Trans-Mississippi West, general United States history, and various seminars.
Another part of Malin’s collection consists mainly of notes pertaining to his research. Most of this series is handwritten notes that have no discernible arrangement, but some parts can be divided into subseries that have a definite arrangement. Malin took detailed notes from federal and state census lists on crops grown in various Kansas counties from 1860 to 1930. These notes can be found in this series, arranged alphabetically by county and chronologically within each county. Another subseries consists of copies of letters written by people important to Kansas history of the nineteenth century. These letters are arranged alphabetically by author. The few original letters in this group are filed here. One of these is a letter written and signed by General William Tecumseh Sherman in 1869. Some of the notes are copies of newspaper articles written before 1900. These are arranged chronologically if the date is indicated. Otherwise, there is no discernible arrangement.
Material dealing with Malin as a writer makes up a large series in the collection. Most of this series consists of articles, book reviews, chapters of books, and essays written by Malin. Some are in manuscript form and others are published copies. These are arranged alphabetically by title. When no title is given, they are arranged chronologically if a date is given. Otherwise, there is no discernible arrangement.
A much smaller subseries within this series consists of various types of documents dealing with Malin’s writings. These papers are divided into twelve small units. The first unit consists of invoices for royalty payments and payments of printing costs, arranged chronologically. The second unit is made up of Malin’s copyright certificates, also arranged chronologically. The third of these units contains printing orders that include price estimates. This unit is also in chronological in order. The fourth unit, also chronologically arranged, consists of contracts for writing reviews and articles. The fifth unit, consisting of mailing lists for copies of Malin’s writings, is arranged alphabetically by the title of the work to be mailed. The sixth unit consists simply of lists of Malin’s writings and is arranged chronologically. The seventh unit consists of general lists of works that include writings by Malin. The papers here are arranged alphabetically by the title of the Malin work listed. Lists that include more than one Malin work have no discernible arrangement. The eighth of the units is made up of acknowledgements of receipt of copies of Malin’s works. These papers are arranged alphabetically by the title of the work. When more than one acknowledgement of the same work is included, the arrangement is chronological. The ninth unit consists of papers dealing with Malin’s efforts to have some of his works published. These papers are arranged chronologically. The tenth unit consists of only one document—a certificate of merit Malin received from the American Association for State and Local History for his book, The Nebraska Question, 1852-1854. The eleventh unit is arranged alphabetically and suggestions and guidelines sent to Malin by various publishers for articles he had contracted to write. The twelfth unit consists of a few miscellaneous papers that relate to Malin’s writings. This unit has no discernible arrangement.
A number of writings by others appear in Malin’s collection. Some of these are published and others are copies of unpublished manuscripts. Papers handed in to Malin by his students are not included here. They are found in the series on Malin’s teaching career. The writings in this series are arranged alphabetically by author. Writings that do not identify an author are arranged alphabetically by title. In some cases, writings are only excerpts that do not give a title or an author. These are filed at the end with no discernible arrangement. Many of these items are reviews of Malin’s books. These writings make up the largest of two subseries in this series.
A second, smaller subseries, consists of lists of writings by people other than Malin. Lists that clearly belong in another series, like reading lists for classes, are not found here. Lists that are included here are filed alphabetically by the heading provided, regardless of what the heading refers to. Some headings are simply subjects, others are names of publishing companies, and still others are just names of persons who either provided or received the list. Lists that have no heading are filed at the end with no specific arrangement.
The last of the large series consists of papers relating to organizations to which Malin belonged and conferences he either attended or from which he received materials. These papers are arranged alphabetically by the name of the organization or conference. Within the file for each organization or conference, materials are arranged chronologically.
Papers dealing with matters concerning the University of Kansas and the History Department make up a small series. These papers are arranged chronologically when a date is given. Undated papers are arranged alphabetically by topic when a topic is clearly indicated.
The final series consists of miscellaneous papers not related to Malin’s career as a teacher and a writer. Included are papers on his time in the army, auto repair bills, train ticket stubs, and other miscellaneous information. The papers that are dated are arranged chronologically. The undated papers have no discernible arrangement.
Researchers interested in a large number of topics might turn to this collection. Malin’s own research notes contain much information on Kansas history. Agriculture is one of the main subjects. He also did work on several individuals, among them John Brown and Eugene Ware. Malin had a great interest in demography and population. The series on Malin’s teaching would be interesting to anyone wanting to study how history has been taught in colleges over the years. His student notes may be helpful here as well. Of course anyone interested in the genealogy of the Malin and McChristy families would want to see his genealogy notes. Persons researching the history of such organizations as the American Historical Association and the Agricultural History Society would wish to examine the series on organizations and conferences. Anyone interested in studying grasslands and how they developed would want to examine Malin’s research notes and his writings. This multi-faceted collection should be of interest to a variety of researchers.
Richard Hite
Lela Barnes Intern
Summer, 1986
Contents List
Series Descriptions
I. | Correspondence | |
A. | Letters written by Malin,1919-1976: Arranged chronologically, | |
undated letters at end. Microfilm: MF 6304-6308, available | ||
through interlibrary loan. | ||
B. | Letters written to Malin and letters written by others in Malin's | |
possession, 1916-1973: Arranged alphabetically by author | ||
and chronologically within individual files with undated letters | ||
at end of the file. Letters with unidentified correspondents at | ||
end of series. | ||
II. | Malin, the person | |
A. | Handwritten autobiography of Malin done in1969, including | |
brief genealogies of families of Malin and McChristy (maiden | ||
name of Malin's mother). | ||
B. | Transcript of interview with Malin done by Gould Colman of | |
Cornell University in 1972. | ||
III. | Malin, the student | |
A. | Notes taken by Malin while a graduate student at Kansas | |
University, primarily from outlines in American history drawn | ||
up by Frank Hodder, Malin's adviser. Arranged chronologically | ||
by time period in history. | ||
B. | Transcripts of Malin's grades | |
IV. | Malin, the teacher | |
A. | Outlines and syllabi of courses taught, arranged numerically by | |
number of course and within each course, arranged chronologically by year | ||
outline used. | ||
B. | Reading lists from courses taught: Arranged numerically by | |
course number. | ||
C. | Exam questions: Arranged numerically by course number. | |
D. | Lists of theses done under Malin's direction: Left in original order. | |
E. | Comments by Malin on theses: Arranged alphabetically by name of student. | |
F. | Student assignments: Arranged numerically by course number. | |
G. | Outlines of courses taught at Harvard, 1951-1952: Arranged numerically by | |
course number. No explanation for the presence of these outlines in the | ||
collection was apparent. | ||
H. | Works by students: Arranged numerically by course number and within each | |
course, alphabetically by student name. | ||
I. | Class rosters: Arranged numerically by course number. | |
J. | Teaching certificates, contracts and job applications: Arranged chronologically. | |
K. | Lecture notes: Arranged numerically by course number. | |
V. | Malin, the researcher | |
A. | Notes on crops in Kansas counties, arranged alphabetically by | |
county and chronologically within each county. | ||
B. | Copies of historical letters, arranged alphabetically by author. | |
C. | Copies of newspaper articles and other historical material, arranged | |
D. | chronologically. | |
E. | Handwritten notes, no discernible arrangement. | |
VI. | Malin, the writer | |
A. | Writings by Malin, arranged alphabetically by title, chrono- | |
logically if there is a date but no title. Otherwise no | ||
discernible arrangement. | ||
B. | Papers dealing with Malin's writings. | |
1.Invoices for royalty payments and printing cost payments, | ||
arranged chronologically. | ||
Copyright certificates, arranged chronologically. | ||
2. Printing orders, arranged chronologically. | ||
3. Contracts for writing, arranged chronologically. | ||
4. Mailing lists for works, arranged alphabetically by | ||
title of work. | ||
Lists of Malin's works, arranged chronologically. | ||
1. Lists of general works that include works by Malin, | ||
arranged alphabetically by the title of the Malin work | ||
mentioned. | ||
2. Acknowledgements of receipts of copies of Malin's | ||
works | ||
arranged alphabetically by title of work. | ||
3. Papers relating to publication of Malin's works, | ||
arranged chronologically. | ||
4. Certificate of merit for book, The Nebraska Question, | ||
1852-1854. | ||
5. Suggestions and guidelines from publishers, arranged | ||
alphabetically. | ||
6. Miscellaneous papers related to Malin's writings, no | ||
discernible arrangement. | ||
VII. | Writings by others, filed alphabetically by author. If no author indicated, | |
filed alphabetically by title. If neither author or title is indicated, no | ||
discernible arrangement. | ||
VIII. | Organizations and conferences-papers pertaining to organizations to | |
which Malin belonged and conferences he attended or from which he | ||
received materials. Arranged alphabetically by name of conference or | ||
organization and chronologically within each file. | ||
IX. | Kansas University papers-papers concerning matters related to Kansas | |
University and the history department, arranged chronologically when | ||
a date is given. Otherwise, no discernible arrangement. | ||
X. | Miscellaneous papers not related to Malin's teaching career, arranged | |
chronologically if a date given, otherwise no discernible arrangement. |
Box List
In this list the designation 183.1.1 refers to ms. collection 183, box 1, folder 1
I. Correspondence
A. | Letters written by Malin: | |||
1919 | 183.1.1 | Microfilm MF 6304 | ||
1920-29 | 183.1.2 | Microfilm MF 6304 | ||
1930-36 | 183.1.3 | Microfilm MF 6304 | ||
1937-39 | 183.1.4 | Microfilm MF 6304 | ||
1940-June 1941 | 183.1.5 | Microfilm MF 6304 | ||
July 1941-June 1943 | 183.1.6 | Microfilm MF 6304-6305 | ||
July 1943-1944 | 183.2.1 | Microfilm MF 6305 | ||
1945-46 | 183.2.2 | Microfilm MF 6305 | ||
1947-March 1948 | 183.2.3 | Microfilm MF 6305 | ||
1948-Dec. 1949 | 183.2.4 | Microfilm MF 6305 | ||
1950-May 1951 | 183.3.1 | Microfilm MF 6305-6306 | ||
June 1951-April 1952 | 183.3.2 | Microfilm MF 6306 | ||
March 1952-Feb. 1953 | 183.3.3 | Microfilm MF 6306 | ||
March 1953-Feb. 1954 | 183.3.4 | Microfilm MF 6306 | ||
March 1954-March 1955 | 183.4.1 | Microfilm MF 6306 | ||
April 1955-April 1956 | 183.4.2 | Microfilm MF 6306-6307 | ||
May 1956-June 1957 | 183.4.3 | Microfilm MF 6307 | ||
July 1957-Nov. 1958 | 183.4.4 | Microfilm MF 6307 | ||
Dec. 1958-Dec. 1959 | 183.4.5 | Microfilm MF 6307 | ||
1960-Feb. 1962 | 183.5.1 | Microfilm MF 6307 | ||
Mar. 1962-1964 | 183.5.2 | Microfilm MF 6307-6308 | ||
1965-69 | 183.5.3 | Microfilm MF 6308 | ||
1970-76 | 183.5.4 | Microfilm MF 6308 | ||
Undated Correspondence | 183.5.5 | Microfilm MF 6308 | ||
B. | Letters to: | |||
Aaron-Anderson, Esther | 183.6.1 | |||
Anderson, George | 183.6.2 | |||
Anderson, Marcus-Azlein | 183.6.3 | |||
Babb-Benninghoff | 183.6.4 | |||
Bennett-Billington | 183.6.5 | |||
Bining-Boorstin | 183.7.1 | |||
Booth-Butler | 183.7.2 | |||
Cain-Cole | 183.7.3 | |||
Coleman-Cressey | 183.7.4 | |||
Crocker-Cushing | 183.7.5 | |||
Dale-Delavan | 183.7.6 | |||
Container List (B. continued) | ||||
DeLay | 183.8.1 | |||
Demel-Dushane | 183.8.2 | |||
E | 183.8.3 | |||
Farley-Farnell | 183.8.4 | |||
Farth-Furrell | 183.8.5 | |||
Gaeddert-Gara | 183.8.6 | |||
Gardner-Gwinn | 183.8.7 | |||
H-Helyar | 183.9.1 | |||
Hemens-Hockett | 183.9.2 | |||
Hodder-Hyman | 183.9.3 | |||
I | 183.9.4 | |||
J | 183.9.5 | |||
K | 183.9.6 | |||
LaBudde-Levine | 183.9.7 | |||
Lewis-Lynch | 183.10.1 | |||
McAdams-Mckinley | 183.10.2 | |||
McKinney-May | 183.10.3 | |||
Mechem-Miller, Joseph | 183.10.4 | |||
Miller, Nye, 1936-1953 | 183.10.5 | |||
Miller, Nye, 1954-1972 | 183.10.6 | |||
Miller, Raymond-Musalf | 183.10.7 | |||
Nakaya-Newsome | 183.11.1 | |||
Nichols-Nunns | 183.11.2 | |||
O | 183.11.3 | |||
P-Pavlosky | 183.11.4 | |||
Paxson-Peterson | 183.11.5 | |||
Pettee-Purdy | 183.11.6 | |||
Q | 183.11.7 | |||
R-Rittenhouse | 183.12.1 | |||
Robb-Rohwer | 183.12.2 | |||
Romaine-Ryther | 183.12.3 | |||
S-Settle | 183.12.4 | |||
Shade-Smith | 183.12.5 | |||
Snell-Synnestuedt | 183.12.6 | |||
Taeuber-Templin | 183.13.1 | |||
Thackery-Tyler | 183.13.2 | |||
U-V | 183.13.3 | |||
Waggoner-Weigert | 183.13.4 | |||
Weilenmann-Willard | 183.13.5 | |||
Williams-Wyman | 183.13.6 | |||
Y-Z | 183.13.7 | |||
Correspondence unidentified | 183.13.8 | |||
II. | Malin, the Person | |||
Biographical Notes - 1969; Obituaries | 183.14.1 | |||
Brief Biographies | 183.14.2 | |||
Transcript of Interview - 1972 | 183.14.3 | |||
III. | Malin, the Student | |||
Outlines of Maps by F. H. Hodder | 183.14.4 | |||
Notes from Outlines by Hodder 1915-1916 | ||||
American Colonial History | 183.14.5 | |||
Notes from Outlines by Hodder 1915-1916 | ||||
American Colonial History | 183.14.6 | |||
Notes from Outlines by Hodder (1915-1916): | ||||
American Revolution | 183.15.1 | |||
American Revolution | 183.15.2 | |||
Presidential Administrations | 183.15.3 | |||
Annexation of Florida by Andrew Jackson | 183.15.4 | |||
Annexation of Florida by Andrew Jackson | 183.15.5 | |||
Abolition, Political Campaigns of 1840-1844 | 183.16.1 | |||
Oregon through 1852 | 183.16.2 | |||
Kansas-Nebraska Act. Etc. 1854-59 | 183.16.3 | |||
Civil War and Reconstruction | 183.16.4 | |||
Copies of Outlines by Hodder | 183.16.5 | |||
Transcripts of Grades, Newspaper articles on | ||||
Ph.D. Examinations | 183.16.6 | |||
IV. | Malin, the Teacher | |||
Course Outlines: Hist 171/193 | ||||
Hist 173/191 | 183.17.1 | |||
Hist 177/189 | ||||
Hist 183/194 | ||||
Hist 327 | ||||
Hist 329 | 183.17.2 | |||
Reading Lists: Hist 171/193 | ||||
Hist 173/191 | ||||
Hist 177/189 | 183.17.3 | |||
Reading Lists: Hist 183/194 | ||||
Hist 300 | ||||
Hist 389 | 183.17.4 | |||
Hist 7, Miscellaneous | ||||
Biographies & Reading Lists | 183.17.5 | |||
IV. | (continued) | |||
Exam Questions: Hist 171/193 | ||||
Hist 173/191 | ||||
Hist 177/189 | ||||
Hist 183/194 | ||||
Hist Unnumbered: American People | ||||
Special Questions: M.A. candidates | 183.17.6 | |||
Student Assignments: | ||||
Hist 171/193 | ||||
Hist 173/191 | ||||
Hist 177/189 | ||||
Hist 183/194 | ||||
Class not indicated | 183.17.7 | |||
Lists of Theses Questions for M.A. Candidates | 183.17.8 | |||
Comments on Theses | 183.17.9 | |||
Outlines & Reading Lists for Courses Taught | ||||
At Harvard | 183.17.10 | |||
Student papers: | ||||
Hist 171 | ||||
Hist 300 | ||||
Hist 327 | ||||
Hist 384 | 183.18.1 | |||
Hist 389 | 183.18.2 | |||
Hist 389 | 183.18.3 | |||
Courses not named | 183.18.4 | |||
Courses not named | 183.18.5 | |||
Short handwritten papers: courses not named | 183.18.6 | |||
Rosters of students: | ||||
Hist 90 | ||||
Hist 91 | ||||
Hist 171/193 | ||||
Hist 173/191 | ||||
Hist 183/194 | ||||
Hist 300 | ||||
Hist 302 | ||||
Hist 327 | ||||
Hist 389 | ||||
Graduate Students 1961-62 | 183.18.7 | |||
Teaching Certificates, contracts and job applications | 183.18.8 | |||
General Information of Kansas Teachers | 183.18.9 | |||
Lectures notes: Course # not given | 183.19.1 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist. 189 | 183.19.2 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 189 | 183.19.3 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 189 | 183.19.4 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 191 | 183.19.5 | |||
IV. | (continued) | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 191 | 183.19.6 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 193 | 183.19.7 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 194 | 183.19.8 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 194 | 183.19.9 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 327 | 183.19.10 | |||
Lecture notes: Hist 380-391 | 183.19.11 | |||
V. | Malin, the researcher | |||
Crops - Brown County 1860-1885 | 183.20.1 | |||
Crops - Brown County 1895-1920 | 183.20.2 | |||
Crops - Dickinson County 1860-1930 | 183.20.3 | |||
Crops - Jewell County, Sinclair Twp 1875-1930 | 183.20.4 | |||
Crops - Leavenworth County 1860-1885 | 183.20.5 | |||
Crops - Leavenworth County 1895-1930 | 183.20.6 | |||
Crops - Linn Co. 1860-1865 | 183.21.1 | |||
Crops - Linn Co. 1860-1885 | 183.21.2 | |||
Crops - Linn Co. 1895-1925 | 183.21.3 | |||
Crops - Lyon Co. 1860-1885 | 183.21.4 | |||
Crops - Lyon Co. 1860-1895 | 183.21.5 | |||
Crops - Lyon Co. 1895-1930 | 183.21.6 | |||
Crops - Lyon Co. 1905-1930 | 183.21.7 | |||
Crops - Reno Co. 1875-1885 | 183.21.8 | |||
Miscellaneous Crop Notes | 183.21.9 | |||
Notes on Crops based on conversations with | ||||
C.T. Peacock in Dodge City, KS, 1936 and | ||||
Notes on Albert Weaver & Son of Level Land | ||||
Realty Co., Bird City, Cheyenne Co., KS | 183.21.10 | |||
Letters containing historical information | 183.22.1 | |||
Letters containing historical information | 183.22.2 | |||
Original letters | 183.22.3 | |||
Writings used for research 1789-1856 | 183.22.4 | |||
Writings used for research 1858-1869 | 183.22.5 | |||
Writings used for research 1857 Kansas notebook | 183.22.6 | |||
Writings used for research 1870-1954 UD writings | 183.22.7 | |||
Typed and printed materials used for research | 183.22.8 | |||
Typed and printed materials used for research | 183.22.9 | |||
Typed notes: Eugene Ware | 183.22.10 | |||
Handwritten research notes | 183.23.1-6 | |||
VI. | Malin, the writer | |||
A-B | 183.24.1 | |||
Ca-Cla | 183.24.2 | |||
VI. | (continued) | |||
Clo-Cy | 183.24.3 | |||
D-G | 183.24.4 | |||
Ge-"Grassland of North America: Its. . ." | 183.24.5 | |||
Grassland of North America: Prolegomena . . . | 183.24.6 | |||
Ha-History of South . . . | 183.24.7 | |||
"History of the . . . 1933" unpublished pp. 1-225 | 183.24.8 | |||
"History of the . . . 1933" unpublished pp. 226-475 | 183.24.9 | |||
"History of the . . . 1933" unpublished pp. 476-677 | 183.25.1 | |||
Ho-J | 183.25.2 | |||
Kansas | 183.25.3 | |||
Kansas: Some . . . -L | 183.25.4 | |||
M | 183.25.5 | |||
N | 183.25.6 | |||
O - P | 183.25.7 | |||
Ra-Rel | 183.26.1 | |||
Rem - S | 183.26.2 | |||
T - W | 183.26.3 | |||
No title | 183.26.4 | |||
Papers dealing with writings | 183.26.5 | |||
Papers dealing with writings | 183.26.6 | |||
Papers dealing with writings | 183.26.7 | |||
VII. | Writings by others, by author: Ad-All | 183.27.1 | ||
Writings by others, by author: Am-At | 183.27.2 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Ba-Bor | 183.27.3 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Bra-Car | 183.27.4 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Cha-D | 183.27.5 | |||
Writings by others, by author: E-F | 183.27.6 | |||
Writings by others, by author: G-Han | 183.28.1 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Har-Hod | 183.28.2 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Hol-J | 183.28.3 | |||
Writings by others, by author: K-Loo | 183.28.4 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Low | 183.28.5 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Mc-Mil | 183.29.1 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Mil-O | 183.29.2 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Pac-Pau | 183.29.3 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Pe-Pr | 183.29.4 | |||
Writings by others, by author: R-Scho | 183.29.5 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Se-Stil | 183.30.1 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Sto-Ver | 183.30.2 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Vis-Wat | 183.30.3 | |||
Writings by others, by author: We-Wil | 183.30.4 | |||
Writings by others, by author: Z | 183.30.5 | |||
Writings by others, by title: A-O | 183.30.6 | |||
VII. | (continued) | |||
Writings by others, by title: S-W | 183.31.1 | |||
Writings by others, by title: no title or author | 183.31.2 | |||
Writings by others, periodicals: B-C | 183.31.3 | |||
Writings by others, periodicals: K-T | 183.31.4 | |||
Writings by others, book lists, by heading: B-Y | 183.31.5 | |||
Writings by others, book lists, no headings | 183.31.6 | |||
VIII. | Organizations and Conferences: | |||
Agricultural History Society-American | ||||
Foreign Relations in the Twentieth Century | 183.32.1 | |||
American Historical Association | 183.32.2 | |||
American Institute of Biological Sciences- | ||||
Association of American Universities | 183.32.3 | |||
B-E | 183.32.4 | |||
F-J | 183.32.5 | |||
K | 183.32.6 | |||
L-M | 183.33.1 | |||
N | 183.33.2 | |||
O-Z and Unidentified papers | 183.33.3 | |||
Notes on Lectures Given at Conferences 1955-56 | 183.33.4 | |||
Notes on Lectures Given at Conferences 1955-56 | 183.33.5 | |||
Notes on Lectures Given at Conferences 1955-56 | 183.33.6 | |||
Notes on Lectures Given at Conferences 1955-56 | 183.33.7 | |||
IX. | KU & History Dept. Matters | 183.34.1 | ||
X. | Miscellaneous Material | 183.34.2 |