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Marjory Langridge - Records

Collection Title
Marjory Langridge - Records
Repository
Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science
Reference
MS 207
Description

Material collected by Marjory Langridge while researching a biography on Sir Ian Clunies Ross, including correspondence with people and organisations concerning Clunies Ross, records of interviews with colleagues and family of Clunies Ross, notes by Langridge on archival documents and correspondence files, copies of papers and correspondence by Clunies Ross, and other Clunies Ross biographical material.

Quantity
12 boxes (1.68 m)

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