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Start Over Collection Charles Peters, Editor and Author, Papers, 1975/2016 Date range 2006

Series 1. Correspondence, Notes, and Writings (52 boxes), 1975/2018, bulk 1990/2010 Box 2 SEP, Box 3 SEP, Box 4 SEP, Box 5 SEP, Box 6 SEP, Box 7 SEP, Box 8 SEP, Box 9 SEP, Box 13 SEP, Box 15 SEP, Box 17 SEP, Box 18 SEP, Box 22 SEP, Box 23 SEP, Box 24.1 SEP, Box 24.2 SEP, Box 24.3 SEP, Box 24.4 SEP, Box 25.1 SEP, Box 25.2 SEP, Box 26 SEP, Box 27 SEP, Box 28 SEP, Box 29 SEP, Box 30 SEP, Box 31 SEP, Box 33.1 SEP, Box 34 SEP, Box 37.1 SEP, Box 37.2 SEP, Box 37.3 SEP, Box 38.1 SEP, Box 38.2 SEP, Box 38.3 SEP, Box 39 SEP, Box 40.1 SEP, Box 40.2 SEP, Box 40.3 SEP, Box 41 SEP, Box 43.1 SEP, Box 43.2 SEP, Box 43.3 SEP, Box 44 SEP, Box 52, Box 54 SEP, Box 55 SEP, Box 56 SEP, Box 57 SEP, Box 58 SEP, Box 59 SEP, Box 60 SEP, Box 61 SEP

This series includes business correspondence (incoming and outgoing), notes, and writings by Peters from 1975-2018. Examples include letters to the editor, articles, information about websites forwarded to Peters by other writers and colleagues, and edits to Peters's books and editorials.

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  2. Charles Peters, Editor and Author, Papers, 1975/2016

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