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A Guide to the Speeches of Governor Charles S. Robb, 1982-1984

9.45 cubic foot (21 boxes)

Speeches, 1982-1984, are housed in 21 boxes and document the development of speeches for Governor Charles S. Robb. These particular files were created and maintained by Charles W. Sydnor, Jr., Executive Assistant and Speechewriter for Governor Robb. Records include finalized speeches, speech drafts, notes and talking points, and may also include correspondence, memoranda, event programs and itineraries related to the speaking engagement, and backbround information including articles, news clippings, and reports. Some speech folders may lack the finalized version of the speech. The records also includes several folders of correspondence and miscellaneous filed at the the end of the collection.

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A Guide to the Speeches of Governor Charles S. Robb, 1982-1984 9.45 cubic foot (21 boxes)

Office of the Governor

Speeches, 1982-1984, are housed in 21 boxes and document the development of speeches for Governor Charles S. Robb. These particular files were created and maintained by Charles W. Sydnor, Jr., Executive Assistant and Speechewriter for Governor Robb. Records include finalized speeches, speech drafts, notes and talking points, and may also include correspondence, memoranda, event programs and itineraries related to the speaking engagement, and backbround information including articles, news clippings, and reports. Some speech folders may lack the finalized version of the speech. The records also includes several folders of correspondence and miscellaneous filed at the the end of the collection.

Library of Virginia

A Guide to the Speeches of Governor Charles S. Robb, 1982-1984

9.45 cubic foot (21 boxes)

Speeches, 1982-1984, are housed in 21 boxes and document the development of speeches for Governor Charles S. Robb. These particular files were created and maintained by Charles W. Sydnor, Jr., Executive Assistant and Speechewriter for Governor Robb. Records include finalized speeches, speech drafts, notes and talking points, and may also include correspondence, memoranda, event programs and itineraries related to the speaking engagement, and backbround information including articles, news clippings, and reports. Some speech folders may lack the finalized version of the speech. The records also includes several folders of correspondence and miscellaneous filed at the the end of the collection.

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A Guide to the Speeches of Governor Charles S. Robb, 1982-1984 9.45 cubic foot (21 boxes)

Office of the Governor

Speeches, 1982-1984, are housed in 21 boxes and document the development of speeches for Governor Charles S. Robb. These particular files were created and maintained by Charles W. Sydnor, Jr., Executive Assistant and Speechewriter for Governor Robb. Records include finalized speeches, speech drafts, notes and talking points, and may also include correspondence, memoranda, event programs and itineraries related to the speaking engagement, and backbround information including articles, news clippings, and reports. Some speech folders may lack the finalized version of the speech. The records also includes several folders of correspondence and miscellaneous filed at the the end of the collection.

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