Collection: Frank Snowden Hopkins Papers, 1951-1993. - ARVAS Search Results

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Article written for Harper's MagazineToward a Better Foreign Service,12 November 1946. Box-folder 1:24

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A Senior Foreign Affairs Officer,a speech delivered by Hopkins while Consul-General at Melbourne, Australia (1960-1963), Ca. 1960. Folder 10

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Author's sketch and prospectus for book entitled The Sesquicentennial of a Rural American, 1983. Box-folder 3:36

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Autobiographical essay, of Frank Snowden Hopkins, March 8, 1993. Othertype 1993.48.

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Bibliography along with outline and conclusion for book entitled Civilization on the Defensive,ca. 1974. Box-folder 3:20

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Biographical and analytical essay on Why I Like the State Department,ca. 1948. Box-folder 1:38

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Biographical sketches and résumés for Frank Snowden Hopkins. Box-folder 1:1

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Blue books for examinations in Government 13 at Harvard, 1939. Box-folder 2:14

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Booklet entitled Report on the Organization of the Department of State, January-June 1946. Othertype MsV.10

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Book review of Mankind So Far,by W. W. Howells, No date. Box-folder 2:16

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