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John Tuthill papers, 1933/1998

11.50 Linear Feet
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Papers of John Wills Tuthill, a United States 20th century diplomat. The collection includes papers from Tuthill's years as a student and professor, his State Department career, his private career with international organizations and his retirement years. He held many positions within the State Department, mostly in Germany and Europe, with his final posting as Ambassador to Brazil. As a private citizen, he was Director of the Atlantic Institute, President of the Salzburg Seminar, and Director of the American Austrian Foundation. Papers include personal and professional correspondence, reports, photographs, newspaper and magazine articles, and publications by Tuthill and others with associated research.

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John Tuthill papers, 1933/1998 11.50 Linear Feet

Louise Grant letters, 1935/1938

.1 Linear Feet 1 legal size folder
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This collections contains four letters written by Louise Grant and one received by her. The letters written by Grant date from 1937 and 1938, when Grant was a student at William & Mary. They are addressed to her parents. The letter received by Grant was written in 1935.

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Louise Grant letters, 1935/1938 .1 Linear Feet 1 legal size folder

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