Williams, T. Harry Papers, Special Collections

Biographical/Historical Note

Thomas Harry Williams (1909-1979) was a Professor of History at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, from 1941 until his retirement in May of 1979. A scholar and prolific writer, he authored numerous books, articles, and book reviews. He was a distinguished and popular faculty member and a superb public speaker. He was active in several historical associations and received many awards and honors.

Williams was born in Illinois. His mother, Emma Necollins Williams, died before he was two years old. Soon after her death, T. Harry Williams and his father, William D. Williams, moved to Hazel Green, Wisconsin to live with his paternal grandparents. In 1952, T. Harry Williams married Estelle Skolfield Williams. He had one stepdaughter, Mai Frances Doles.

He received his early education in the local schools of Hazel Green, Wisconsin. In 1931 he received a bachelor’s degree in education from Platteville State Teachers College, Wisconsin. Unable to find a teaching job, he entered graduate school that year at the University of Wisconsin to study history. While at the University of Wisconsin, he studied under William B. Hesseltine and earned at Master’s degree (1932) and Ph.D. (1937) in history. Williams began teaching history in the Extension Department of the University of Wisconsin in 1936. He then taught at the University of Omaha from 1938 until 1941. He began teaching at Louisiana State University in the fall of 1941.

Williams was awarded the title of Boyd Professor in 1953. He was an enthusiastic and stimulating classroom lecturer and spoke to overflow crowds of students. In 1979 the L.S.U. Board of Supervisors established the T.Harry Williams Chair of American History. In that same year, the T. Harry Williams Scholarship Fund was created. Among his many academic honors were; Doctor of Law, Northland College (1953); Guggenheim Fellow (1957); Doctor of Letters, Bradley University (1959); Harry S. Truman Award in Civil War History (1964); Harmsworth Professor of American History, Queen’s College, Oxford England (1966-1967); Doctor of Humane Letters, Loyola University (1974); and Doctor of Humane Letters, Tulane University (1979).

He described himself as a “narrative historian,” meaning he wrote and lectured for the general reader and listener. His first book, Lincoln and the Radicals, was published by the University of Wisconsin Press in 1941. Williams published more than fifteen books from 1941 until 1979. Two books were published after his death. In 1969, Williams received much acclaim for his book, Huey Long. In this book he used the new research technique of oral history. Williams was awarded the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for Huey Long.

Williams served as President of the Southern Historical Association (1958-1959) and Organization of American Historians (1972-1973). He was a guest lecturer at numerous colleges, universities, historical associations, and Civil War Round Tables.

Scope and Content Note

This collection includes correspondence, writings, records, research material,

literary productions, printed material, photographs, and audio/visual material of Thomas

Harry Williams (1909-1979), author and professor of history at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Correspondence documents his personal and professional activities and associations. Personal family letters are included as well as correspondence of Estelle Williams, his wife. There is a series of correspondence that reveals Williams research efforts of his Pulitzer Prize winning book Huey Long. Writings include articles, speeches, and reviews, primarily by Williams, but other authors as well. Records reflect his participation in various historical organizations. Research material comprises much of this collection. As a scholar and writers he gathered a great deal of research material, including; manuscripts, notes, notecards, clippings on topics such as the Civil War, major civil war figures, U.S. history, military history, and Huey Long (Louisiana Governor and Senator). Included are Williams collection of oral history interviews related to Huey Long. Literary Productions contain handwritten manuscripts as well as typescripts, page proofs, galley proofs, and sample pages. These include notes and corrections by Williams and editors. Printed Materials include programs, publications, and numerous maps, this group of materials reflect Williams research topics as well as professional activities. The series of photographs include carte de visite, personal and professional photographs, images used as book illustrations, and well as several photographs of the Huey Long era. Fifteen scrapbooks document publicity and reviews of his books, speaking engagements, travels, awards, and congratulatory letters to Williams. Audio/Visual material include a 16mm film strip of Williams and reel to reel master tapes.

Series Descriptions

Series I. Correspondence, 1926-1980, n.d. (8 linear feet)

Personal and Professional correspondence reflect his academic career and relationships with friends, colleagues, and students. Included are letters from

Stephen E. Ambrose, Oliver P. Carriere, William B. Hesseltine, Warren L. Jones, and Charles L. Dufour. Letters from United States Presidents include; John F. Kennedy (2/11/1957), Harry Truman (11/19/1959, 2/24/1964), and Lyndon B. Johnson (5/15/1965); originals of these letters are housed in the vault and copies are filed by date.

Publications are primarily comprised of correspondence with editors of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. but also other publishing companies. In addition, there is correspondence from Richard N. Current and Frank Freidel, co-authors of the textbook A History of the U.S..

Professional Organizations record his involvement and contribution to these organizations. He held the office of president in S.H.A. and O.H.A. and was a founding member of Friends of L.S.U. Libraries.

Awards include correspondence with the Guggenheim Foundation, an award which he used to research the book, Huey Long. Also included is correspondence related to the Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award, and his stay in England as the Harmsworth Professor of American History.

Miscellaneous contains correspondence related to his suspension from the University of Wisconsin, due to a controversial lecture on Lincoln.

Huey P. Long correspondence reflect his early research efforts, included are letters to potential candidates for oral history interviews and letters from individuals knowledgeable of Huey Long . Also included are copies and original letters of Huey Long. Correspondence with Russell Long reflect his relationship with Williams and his assistance with the biography of his father, Huey Long. Harley Bozeman was a childhood friend of Huey Long and assisted Williams in his research, providing a great deal of background information.

Estelle Williams, wife of T.Harry Williams, contains her personal and professional correspondence. She assisted Williams in his research and oversaw the publications of two books after his death. Family correspondence is comprised of letters from his father, William D. Williams, his daughter, Mai Frances Doles, and other family members.

Series II. Writings, 1924-1979, n.d. (2 linear feet)

This series contains his early academic writings; high school and college term papers and a copy of his M.A. thesis. Also contained are numerious articles, reviews, reports, by Williams as well as colleagues and students. Contained are notes and transcriptions of speeches and lectures; topics include: Huey Long, Lyndon Johnson, oral history, L.S.U., and various history courses. In addition, there are audio cassettes of select speeches. Included is a speech by Stephen Ambrose, “T. Harry Williams Scholarship Fund”.

Series III. Records, 1944, 1952-1979 (.25 linear feet)

These records reflect his participation in various organizations. Williams was

president of S.H.A. and O.H.A.. He was appointed to the Louisiana Civil War

Centennial Commission and to the Louisiana Bicentennial Commission. Also

contained are records from his Pulitzer Prize Award and an N.E.H. grant.

Personal records include a military draft registration and royalty statements.

Series IV. Research Material, 1986-1890, n.d. (5 linear feet)

This series is comprised of notecards, notes, clippings, originals and copies of manuscripts (diaries, correspondence, & documents). The notecards, notes, and

clippings cover various historical topics, such as; Civil War, major civil war

figures, U.S. History, and military history. Copies and transcripts of diaries and

correspondence are included along with two original letters and two original

documents; George Trent letter (1869), Gen. B.F. Butler letter (1861), Union

Order (1861) and Grimes document (1890).

Series V. Research Material. Huey P. Long, 1952-1966, n.d. (4 linear feet)

This series reflects Williams accumulation of material on Long. Included are

notecards, notes, clippings covering a wide variety topics including his childhood, family, elections, assissination, and funeral. Also included are speeches by Long (see appendix D). Legal documents and records include two items relating to Public Service Commission and Standard Oil Company, military registration, Win or Lose Inc., succession of Long, and scholastic records from the University of Oklahouma and Tulane.

Series V. Research Material. Huey P. Long (cont’d)

Oral history interviews are found in this series. Williams sometimes referred to these as confidential communications. There are 235 identified interviews, filed alphabetically (see appendix B). Miscellaneous contains microfilm copies from

Duke University of the following manucript collections; Huey P. Long Papers,

Irby Papers, Socialist Party of America Papers, and Harry Slattery Papers.

Series VI. Literary Productions, 1951-1980, n.d. (7 linear feet)

This series contains manuscripts (handwritten pages by Williams), typescripts,

page proofs, galley proofs, and sample pages of his books published from

1951 until 1980. Additionally, there literary productions of the two books

published after his death with notes and corrections by Estelle Williams.

Series VII. Printed Material, 1775, 1861-1970 (4 linear feet)

This series contains programs, publications, prints, numerous maps, newspapers,

journals, broadsides, and illustrations. Also included are two interviews of

T. Harry Williams. Printed items related to Huey Long are segregated and are comprised of the following; publications, articles, journals, sheet music, election material, cartoons, broadsides, and maps. In addition, there is a coroner’s inquest of Weiss and genealogical chart of the Long family.

Series VIII. Photographs, ca. 1861-1864, 1890, ca. 1913-1969 (.5 linear feet)

Included in this series are carte de visites, personal and professional photographs,

Huey Long photographs, as well as photographs related to Long. There are thirty

carte de vistes, most are identified and a few are produced by Baton Rouge photographers. A detailed list of these can be found in the container list. Personal and professional photographs include images used in Williams’ books as well as friends and colleagues. The majority of the Long photographs are from the Louisiana State Museum Collection. A detailed list of Long photographs can be found in Appendix C.

Series IX. Scrapbooks, 1951-1979, n.d. (4 linear feet)

Fifteen scrapbooks comprise this series. These document publicity and reviews

of his books, speaking engagements, travels, and awards. Scapbooks XI, XII, XIII, and XV contains letters to Williams.

Series X. Audio/Visual, 1952-1966, n.d. (3 linear feet)

This series includes a 16mm film strip of Williams and master reel to reel tapes.

Duplications of these tapes are found in Series II and V.

Index Terms

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

Ambrose, Stephen E., b. 1936

Bozeman, Harley

Carriere, Oliver P.

Current, Richard N.,

Dufour, Charles L

Freidel, Frank

Hesseltine, William B., 1902-1963

Johnson, Lyndon B., 1908-1973

Jones, Warren L.,

Kennedy, John F., 1917-1963

Long, Huey Pierce, 1893-1935

Long, Huey Pierce, 1893-1935--Assassination.

Long, Russell B., b.1918

Louisiana Bicentennial Commission

Louisiana Civil War Centennial Commission

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Louisiana--Politics and government--1865-1950

National Book Award

Oral history

Organization of American Historian

Pulitzer Prize

Southern Historical Association

Truman, Harry, 1884-1972

United State--History--Civil War, 1861-1865

United States--History

Williams, Estelle Skolfield, 1908-1999

Williams, T. Harry (Thomas Harry), 1909-1979

Container List

Location	Box	Folder	Contents
			Series I. Correspondence
			Personal and Professional:
34	1	1-46	1927-1960.
	2	1-58	1961-1965
	3	1-37	1966-1970
	4	1-31	1971-1975
	5	1-24	1976-1979, n.d..

			Publications:
	6	1-34	1947-1965
	7	1-12	1966-1975, 1978

			Professional Organizations:
		13-16	Louisiana Civil War Centennial; 1958-1965.
		17-21	Civil War Associations; 1954-1979, n.d.
		22-26	Southern Historical Association; 1955-1977, n.d.
		27-31	Organization of American Historians; 1970-1973.
		32	Ulysses S. Grant Association; 1963-1978
		33	Louisiana Bicentennial Commission; 1971-1972, n.d.
		34	Friends of L.S.U. Libraries; 1962-1975, n.d.

			Awards:
	8	1	Guggenheim; 1951-1954.
		2	Social Studies Research Council; 1955
		3-5	Pulitzer Prize; 1970-1979, n.d.
		6	National Book Award; 1970-1971.
		7	National Endowment for Humanities; 1967-1977, n.d.
		8	Harmsworth Professor of American History, University of Oxford; 1965-1970.
			Miscellaneous:
		9	University of Wisconson; 1936.

			Huey P. Long Research:
		10-14	General; 1861, 1926-1935, 1956, 1957-1970.
		15-16	Huey P. Long; 1920-1933, n.d.
		17-19	Russell B. Long; 1955-1970..
		20-21	Harley B. Bozeman; 1961-1969

			Estelle Williams:
		22-30	Personal and Professional; 1955-1980.
		31	Knopf Publishing; 1970-1980.
		32	Time; 1962-1963, n.d

		33-34	Family: 1950-1979, n.d..

			Series II. Writings
	9	1	M.A. Thesis: Benjamin F. Wade (1932).
		2-5	High School and College term papers (1924-1936).
		6-32	Articles (1955-1976, n.d) (*see appendix A).
		33-44	Reviews (1923, 1955-1957, 1959-1978, n.d.)
		45	Forwards and Introductions (n.d.)
		46	Reports (1969-1978, n.d.)
		47	Critiques and Comments (n.d.)
		48	Misc. (n.d.)
	10	1-11	Articles (1962-1963, n.d.) (*see appendix A).
		12-44	Articles by various students and colleagues (1904-1979, n.d.)
		45-50	Speeches and Lectures on Huey P. Long (1967, 1972-1973, n.d.)
		51-67	Speeches and Lectures on the Civil War (1961, 1965, 1974, 1976 n.d).
		68-69	Speeches and Lectures on Oral History ( 1973, n.d.)
			Miscellaneous:
	8	9	University of Wisconsin; 1936.

			Huey P. Long Research:
		10-14	General; 1861, 1926-1935, 1956, 1957-1970.
		15-16	Huey P. Long; 1920-1933, n.d.
		17-19	Russell B. Long; 1955-1970..
		20-21	Harley B. Bozeman; 1961-1969

			Estelle Williams:
		22-30	Personal and Professional; 1955-1980.
		31	Knopf Publishing; 1970-1980.
		32	Time; 1962-1963, n.d

		33-34	Family: 1950-1979, n.d..

			Series II. Writings
	9	1	M.A. Thesis: Benjamin F. Wade (1932).
		2-5	High School and College term papers (1924-1936).
		6-32	Articles (1955-1976, n.d) (*see appendix A).
		33-44	Reviews (1923, 1955-1957, 1959-1978, n.d.)
		45	Forwards and Introductions (n.d.)
		46	Reports (1969-1978, n.d.)
		47	Critiques and Comments (n.d.)
		48	Misc. (n.d.)
	10	1-11	Articles (1962-1963, n.d.) (*see appendix A).
		12-44	Articles by various students and colleagues (1904-1979, n.d.)
		45-50	Speeches and Lectures on Huey P. Long (1967, 1972-1973, n.d.)
		51-67	Speeches and Lectures on the Civil War (1961, 1965, 1974, 1976 n.d).
		68-69	Speeches and Lectures on Oral History ( 1973, n.d.)
	10	70-71	Speeches and Lectures on Lyndon Johnson (1978, 1978, n.d.).
		72-73	Speeches and Lectures on L.S.U. (1977, n.d.)
		74-89	Speeches and Lectures on various topics (1967-1978, n.d.).
	11	1-17	Class Lectures and Notes (n.d.).
		18	Speech by Stephen Ambrose (1979); “T. Harry Williams Scholarship Fund”.
	34		Audio Cassettes of Williams speeches (see appendix D).

			Series III. Records
	11	19	Professional Records; Southern Historical Association (1957-1960).
		20-21	Professional Records; Organization of American Historians (1972).
		22	Professional Records; Louisiana Civil War Centennial Commission (1959-1964, n.d.)
		23	Professional Records; Louisiana Bicentennial Commission (1971).
		24	Professional Records; Pulitzer Prize (1978-1979).
		25	Professional Records; National Endowment for the Humanities (1972-1974).
		26	Personal Records; Legal, Financial & Miscellaneous (1944, 1952-1962).

			Series IV. Research Material
			Notecards:
	12	1-22	Beauregard.
		23-35	Lincoln.
	13	1-8	Lincoln.
		9-12	Grant.
		13-33	Hayes
	14	1-5	Romance & Realism
		6-14	Confederate States of America
			Notecards:
		15-20	Civil War.
		21-38	U.S. History.
	15	1-16	U.S. History.
		17-32	Military History
	38-44		Lyndon B. Johnson file cards

			Diaries:
	16	1	Cora E. Watson; 1864-1865 (copies).
		2	W.P. Chamberlin; 1863 (copies).
		3	N.K. Nichols; 1862 (typescript).

			Correspondence & Letters:
		4	W.L. Cage; 1861-1863 (typescript).
		5	Z. Chandler; 1861-1863 (typescript).
		6	Grant; 1862-1865 (copies).
		7	Hayes; 1862-1870, n.d (typescript); Capt. John Johnson; 1863 (typescript); Beauregard; 1864 (typescript).
		8	George Trent; 1869; Gen. B.F. Butler; 1862.

			Miscellaneous:
		9	Union Order; 1861; Civil War Poem; n.d (typescript); Sheet Music; 1861 (copy); Grimes Document; June 29, 1890.

			Notes & Clippings:
		10	Hayes.
		11	Military History.
		12	C.S.A.
		13	Unification.
		14	Romance & Realism.
		15	Civil War
			Series V. Research Material.Huey P. Long
			Notecards, Notes, & Clippings:
		16-21	Early years to 1929 & Winn Parish.
		22	Salesman, Oklahoma, & Tulane
		23-24	Early years-Law
		25-27	Public Service Commission
		28-29	Election of 1924 & 1928
		30	Governorship 1928-1932 & Impeachment
		31	Impeachment.
	17	1	Impeachment.
		2	Governorship 1930-1933
		3-4	Election as Senator 1930
		5	Arkansas Campaign (Aug. 1932).
		6-7	Overton Election & Hearing
		8	Democratic Convention 1932
		9	1930-1933.
		10-11	Election 1932
		12	Senator Hoover
		13	Share Our Wealth
		14-15	Allen, Leche, Parker, & Overton.
		16	Every Man A King
		17-19	1933 & N.O. Election (1934).
		20-22	Special Session 1934 & 1934.
		23	Fournet Election 1934
		24	Congress 1935
	18	1-3	Congress 1935 & 1935
		4	New Orleans Election (Sept. 1935).
		5	Special Session 1935
		6	Surrender of O.R. 1935, Choice for 1936.
		7	Martial Law in Baton Rouge (Jan. 1935).
		8	Shusmann Plan for 1936.
		9-10	Assassination.
		11-12	L.S.U.
		13-14	Personal Habits.
		15	Education & Literacy.
		16	American Progress.
		17	Political Techniques & Local Machine.
		18	Demagogue.
		19	Alice Lee Grojean Tharpe & Lucille May Grace.
		20	Financial Interest.
		21	Oratory.
		22	Guards.
		23	Politics.
		24	Race.
		25	Louisiana Programs
		26-28	Miscellaneous.
		29	Longview Daily News (1935).
	27	35-36	Cardfile of informants.

			Huey P. Long Speeches:
		37	Speech at Alexandria (n.d.) Transcript.
		38	Speech at Shreveport (n.d.) Transcript.
		39	“Poison to the Sick...” (n.d.) Original handwritten.
	35		Audio Cassettes of Long speeches (see appendix D).

			Legal Documents & Records:
	27	40	Legal Documents (1923, 1934, 1936-1937)
		41	Records from University of Oklahouma and Tulane. (1914, 1915).

			Oral History Interviews (1952-1966, n.d.): see appendix B for list of names
	19	1-167	A-W, unidentified interviews, & list of interviewees.
	34		Audio cassettes of interviews.

			Miscellaneous:
M.F.:W	reel 1		Copies from Duke University.
			Series VI. Literary Productions
34	20	1-5	“Lincoln & His Generals” (typescript).
		6	“Beauregard: Napolean in Gray” (typescript).
		7	“With Beauregard in Mexico” (typescript).
		8-22	“History of the U. S. (Vol. I & II)” (typescript & page proof).
	21	1	“Americans at War” (typescript).
		7-10	“American History” (page proof & galley proof).
		11-12	“McClellan, Sherman, and Grant” (typescript & page proof).
		13	“Military Memoirs of a Confederate” (typescript).
		14-26	“Life History of the U.S.” (typescript).
	22	1	“Hayes The Diary..” (typescript & sample pages).
		2-3	“Hayes of the Twenty-Third” (typescript).
		4-19	“Huey P. Long” (typescript).
	23	1-20	“History of American Wars” (typescript & page proof).
	24	1-4	“History of American Wars” (page proof).
		5	“Lincoln and the Radicals” (manuscript).
		6-10	“P.G.T. Beauregard: Napolean in Gray” (manuscript).
		11	“With Beauregard in Mexico” (typescript).
		12	“History of the U.S.” (manuscript).
		13-18	“Americans at War” (manuscript).
	25	1-5	“American History” (galley proof).
		6	“McClellan, Sherman, and Grant” (manuscript).
		7	“Military Memoirs of a Confederate” (manuscript).
		8-9	“Life History of the U.S.” (manuscript).
		10	“Hayes The Diary...” (manuscript).
		11-19	“Huey P. Long” (layout & manuscript).
	26	1-9	“Huey P. Long” (manuscript & galley proof).
		10-12	“The History of American Wars” (manuscript & page proof).
		13	“The History of American Wars” (Estelle William’s notes).
		14	“The Selected Essays of T. Harry Williams” (page proof).

			Series VII. Printed Material
	27	1	Programs; Civil War Organizations (1957-1965).
		2	Programs; S.H.A. (1957-1959).
		3	Programs; O.A.H. (1973).
		4	Programs & Misc. (1941, 1960-62, 1970, 1976, 1979, n.d.).
		5	Publications; Louisiana Civil War Centennial Commission (1961 & n.d.).
		6	“The New Cambridge Modern History” (1957 & n.d.).
		7	“T. Harry Williams, A Biographical Sketch” (1970).
		8	“T. Harry Williams Memoir” (1970). (Interview of Williams).
		9	“Influences on the Civil War” (n.d.) (Interview of Williams).
		10	Pulitzer Prize (1970, 1977, 1978).
		11	Commencement Programs (1889, 1892) and newspaper clippings relating to suspension from University of Wisconsin.
		12	Prints; Civil War Uniforms & U.S. Grant Home (n.d.).
		13	Prints; Civil War Officiers (n.d.).
O.S.:W	2	4	Prints: Civil War Officiers (n.d.).

			Maps:
34	27	14	-Battlefield of Cedar Creek (1964) (5 items). -Battlefield of Winchester, VA (1964) (2 items). -Battlefield of Fisher Hill (1862) (2 items). -Battle of Lynchburg, VA (1964). -Map of Gauley Bridge Region (n.d.). -Map of Situation in Latter Half of West Virginia (1861). -Map of Shenandoah Valley, by J. V. Glumer (n.d.). -The Battle of The Opequion (1964). -Photograph of Map of Virginia (n.d.).
O.S.:W	1		-Map of the Battlefield of Gettysburg, PA. (July 1963) (topographical/3 dimensional). -Fairfield, PA (1950) (topographical/3 dimensional). -Gettysburg, PA (1950) (topographical/3 dimensional).

			Series VII. Printed Material
			Maps:
O.S.:W		OS:1	Lloyd’s Map of the Lower Mississippi River from St.Louis to the Gulf of Mexico, by J.T. Lloyd (1862).
		OS:2	-New Map of Mobile Showing the Rebel Stronghold in the Gulf, By G.W. Tomlinson (1863).
O.S.:W	OS:2		-Gettysburg National Military Park, PA. (1951) (notes by Williams).
			-Map of Manassas Junction of Roads to Forts on Bull Run & Occoquan River, Camp Pickens, VA. (June 12, 1861, photocopy).
			-Area of Charleston, S.C. (n.d.).
			-Economic Map of the South 1860 (n.d.).
			-Floyd’s Battle with Tyler (n.d.) (from Rutherford B. Hayes Library).
			-Battle of Fisher Hill, Carnifix Ferry, Cedar Creek., Buffington Island, Battle of Lynchburg, Theater Map of West Virginia, Battle of Opequon, Cloyds Mountian, Theater Map of Kanawha Valley, Shenandoah Valley (1861, 1864, n.d.).
			-Battlefield of Winchester, VA (1864).
			-Civil War in Louisiana (1861-1865) (by Louisiana Civil War Centennial Commission).
			-Campaigns of the Civil War in the Valley of History, by the Potomac Edison Co. (n.d.).
			-Civil War Historical Sites (1960).
			-Civil War Centennial Map of Washington D.C. (n.d.).
			-Official 1961 Alabama Highway Map (1961).
			-Commemorative Map Campaigns of the Civil War (1961).
			Newspapers & Journals:
O.S.:W		OS:3	-Massachusetts Son (May 3, 1775) (facsimile). -New York Tribune (May 27, 1861). -The Portage County Democrat (June 17, 1863). -Frank Leslie’s Pictorial History of the War of 1861 (no. 12 & 19).
			Miscellaneous:
			-Awards & Citations (1933-1970).
			-Charcoal Sketch of Williams (n.d.).
			-Broadside: “And Evening with T. Harry & Huey”.
			-Gettysburg Address (facsimile).
			-Emancipation Proclamation (facsimile).
			-Lincoln Letter (1862) (facsimile).
			-Broadside: “A History of the U.S. 2^nd Revised Edition” (1966).
			-Broadside: Civil War Centennial (n.d.).
O.S.:W	2		-“The Year was 1856" (image of Lincoln). -“Leaders of the Confederacy”. -Currier & Ives Engravings. -“Union & Confederate Commanders”. -“The Correspondents of Port Hudson”. -The Railsplitters for the Presidential Campaign of 1860". -“Battle of Baton Rouge”. -“Troop Movements at the Battle of Cold Harbor 1864". -“Man for the Ages (Lincoln).
			Huey P. Long:
34	27	15-22	Articles relating to Long (1932, 1933, 1935, 1948).
		23-25	Journals with articles relating to Long (1932, 1934, 1935)
		26	Sheet Music (1934-1935).
		27	Election Material (1932).
		28	Programs and Brouchures (1932, 1935, 1936, 1939, n.d.).
		29	Office letterhead (n.d.) and Christmas card (1929).
		30	Cartoons and Drawings (1923, 1933-1935, n.d.).
		31	Inaugural Publication (1936).
		32	“Louisiana Conservation Review” (1935).
		33	Memorial Address (1936).
		34	Coroner’s Inquest of Dr. Carl A. Weiss (1935).
O.S.:W	2	1	Broadsides (1923, 1927, 1932, 1933, 1935, n.d.).
		2	Journals: “Saturday Evening Post” (Oct. 15, 1932), “Today” (Aug. 4, 1934), “Collier’s” (Jan. 19, 1935).
		3	“The Kingdom of the Kingfish” (Collection of articles compiled by C. Arthur Provost) (n.d.).
O.S.:W		OS:3	-Map of Louisiana (1933).
			-Map of Louisiana (1930).
			-Map of Winn Parish, Louisiana (1948).
			-“Declaration of Independence of the Minute Men of Louisiana” (1935).
			-Long Family Genealogical Chart (n.d).
M.F.:W	reel 2		Articles on Long from University of Illinois.

			Series VIII. Photographs
34	28	1	Cartes de visite: 1. Uncle Gaudy. 2. G.R. Bullock of Ky. (with two cent orange stamp). 3. Robinson (with two cent orange stamp). 4. A. Pike.
		1a.	4a. Robert E. Lee
		2	5. Kirby Smith
			6. Capt. Harry Gentles & Phillip Stephens (Lytle photo).
			7. Polk.
			8. Gen. Hill.
		3	9. Jeff Davis.
			10. M. Price.
			11. J. Wilkes Booth.
			12. H.F. Lee.
		4	13. Stonewall Jackson
			14. Illegible (New Orleans, La.).
			15. Bragg.
			16. Semmes.
		5	17. Hardee.
			18. Sterling Price.
			19. Jeb Stuart
			20-21. Unidentified (Keddy & Shepper photo).
		6	22. Lew (Lytle photo).
			23. Unidentified (Keddy & Shepper photo).
			24. Unidentified (Bogel & Shepper photo).
		7-8	25-31. Unidentified.

			Personal & Professional:
	29	1-4	Book Illustrations.
		5-6	Book Illustrations (Hayes).
		7	Home in Wisconsin, Harley Bozeman, Stephen Ambrose & Dwight Eisenhower, Williams & Joe Lipaey, Williams & group.
		8	Items removed from correspondence & unidentified photos.
O.S.:W	2	5	Photos of Civil War engravings & guns.
			Huey P. Long: (see appendix C for detailed list)
	29	9	Family, Misc., & Funeral.
		10	Riverside Press.
		11	Louisiana State Museum; Caraway, bridge, & funeral.
		12	Louisiana State Museum; Individual & family.
		13	Louisiana State Museum; Impeachment & Overton Hearings.
		14	Louisiana State Museum; Miscellaneous.
		15-16	Negatives.
O.S.	1		Long funeral/La. State Capitol (tinted).

			Series IX. Scrapbooks
34	30	1	Scrapbook I (1951-1952); contains clippings, printed material, and letters to Williams regarding his book, Lincoln and His Generals.
		2-4	Scrapbook II (1955-1959); contains clippings, printed material, ephemera, and letters to Williams regarding his book, P.G.T. Beauregard: Napoleon in Gray
		5	Scrapbook III (1960); contains clippings, printed material, and memos to Williams regarding his book, Americans at War.
		6	Scrapbook IV (1962); contains photographs, clippings, and ephemera related to the Airforce Academy’s Harmon Memorial Lecture, Colorado Springs, Co.
		7	.Scrapbook V (1960-1973); contains letters to Williams regarding two publications, Huey, Lyndon and Southern Radicalism and The Gentleman From Louisiana.
		8	Scrapbook VI (1972-1979); contains miscellaneous photographs, biographical data on Williams, clippings, and letters concerning speaking engagements.
	31	1-4	Scrapbook VII (1966-1967); contains travel documents, receipts, photographs, correspondence, printed material, ephemera related to Williams’ voyage on the RMS Queen Mary and his stay in Oxford, England as Harmsworth Professor.
		5	Scrapbook VIII (1973); contains correspondence, printed material, ephemera related to O.A.H.
O.S.:W		3-4	Scrapbook IX (1950-1960); contains clippings, photographs, ephemera, and printed material regarding his book, Lincoln and His Generals and Americans At War. Also, contains materials relating to Phi Alpha Theta, speaking engagements, and historical organizations.
34	32	1	Scrapbook X (1969-1970); contains congratulatory telegrams regarding Williams’ book, Huey Long.
		2	Scrapbook XI (1969-1970); contains clippings, printed material, and letters regarding his book, Huey Long.
		3-5	Scrapbook XII (1960-1973); contains letters to Williams regarding his Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award, and his book, Huey Long.
O.S.:W	5		Scrapbook XIII (1969-1970); contains clippings, printed material, ephemera, and letters to Williams regarding his book, Huey Long.
	6		Scrapbook XIV (n.d.); contains original newspapers, and clippings (1931-1935) and political broadsides relating to Huey Long, compiled by Williams.
34	32	6	Scrapbook XV (1979); contains letters to Williams regarding his retirement.
			Series X. Audio/Visual
	33		16mm film of Williams.
	36		Reel to reel tapes (restricted, use cassette tapes).
	37		Reel to reel tapes (restricted, use cassette tapes).

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Appendix A Appendicies
Series II. Writings (Unless otherwise indicated, the author is T. Harry Williams)
Location	Box	Folder	Content
	9	6	“Freeman the Man” (1955).
		7	Louisiana Civil War Centennial material (1961).
			“The Civil War in Louisiana: A Chronology”
			(Williams and A. Otis Hebert).
		8	“A Prospectus for A History of American Military Affairs” (1961, Williams and Otis A. Singletary).
		9	Untitled article by Hessetine (1963).
		10	“The American Civil War” (1966).
		11	“Negroes in the Civil War” (1973).
		12	Untitled article on Beauregard (1975).
		13	“That Strange Sad War” (1976).
		14	Untitled article on the Civil War (n.d.).
		15	Untitled article on Grant (n.d.).
		16	“P.G.T. Beauregard” (n.d.).
		17	“Beauregard at Shiloh” (n.d.).
		18	“Reconstruction” (n.d.).
		19	“Lincoln, The Commander In Chief” (n.d.).
		20	“Badger Colonels” (n.d.).
		21	“The Civil War” (n.d.).
		22	“H.H. Humphrey’s” (n.d.).
		23	“The Bou Rubin” (n.d.).
		24	“Military Leaders Tried by Fire in Kentucky” (n.d.).
		25	“The Opening of the Kentucky Gate” (n.d.).
		26	“ Turmoil in Washington” (n.d.).
		27	Untitled article on G.A. Custer (n.d.).
		28	Untitled article on Lincoln (n.d.).
		29	Untitled article on the Revolution (n.d.).
		30	“Huey Long and the Politics of Realism” (n.d).
			Untitled article on Long (n.d.).
		31	“America Goes to War” (n.d.).
		32	“ Politics of the Longs” (n.d.).
	10	1	“Major Crisis in American History” (1962).
		2	“Trends in Southern Politics” (1963).
		3	Untitled article on Charles P. Stone (n.d.).
		4	“Return of Jomini” (n.d.).
		5	“Huey Long and the Problems of Our Time” (n.d.).
			Untitled article on Long (n.d.).
		6	Articles of Encyclopedia Americana & World Book.
		7	“Two War Leaders; Lincoln and Davis” (n.d.).
		8	“Grants Terms of Surrender” (n.d.).
			“The Afterlife” (n.d.).
		9	“Huey Long and the Politics of Realism” (n.d.).
		10	“The Civil War Letters of William L. Cage” (n.d.).
		11	“The Reluctant Warrior; The Diary of N.K. Nichols” (n.d.).

Appendix B
Series IV. Research Material.Huey P. Long Oral History Interviews *indicates audio cassette of interview is available.
Location	Box		Folder		Contents
34	19		1		Alexander, Will (1952)
					Alford, W.C. (4/1/1960)
			2		Anders, D.J. (1/19/1960)
			3		Angelle, Robert (4/27/1963)
			4		Appel, John G. (5/28/1958, 6/15/1963)
			5		Austin, Gene (11/14/1958)
			6		Bahan, L.P. (12/15/1956)
			7		Baker, Bonnie V. (11/3/1959)
			8		Baker, Guy (4/12/1960)
			9		Barham, C.C. (4/12/1960)
			10		Bauer, R. Norman (5/4/1962)
			11		Beckcom, George E. (8/7/1957)
			12		Bernard, Vivian (3/23/1960)
			13		Blackshear, David (6/27/1957
			14		Blanche, Fred (519/1961)
			15		Bledsoe, Samuel B. (1954)
					Boone, William C. (6/3/1960)
			16		Bourg, E.J. (7/16/1963)
			17		Bowman, Sidney (2/20/1961)
			18		Bozeman, Harley (1/7/1959 & 2/9/1961)
			19		Brashears, John P. (n.d.)
			20		Bradford, B.W. (2/11/1961)
			21		Brooks, Overton (4/16/1960)
			22		Brothers, Robert (7/19/1958)
			23		Broussard, Alton (5/4/1960)
					Broussard, J.C. (10/3/1960)
					Buie, Jim (1/20/1960)
			24		*Burns, Francis (7/8/1957)
			25		Burns, James T. (6/1/1960)
			26		Burton, William T. (4/3/1961)
			27		Butler, W.E. (5/18/1960)
			28		Caraza, Castro (3/26/1961)
			29		Carriere, Ike (9/19/1961)
			30		Carriere, Oliver (5/29/1961)
			31		Carson, W.P. (10/30/1956)
			32		Cawthorn, Joe (5/5/1960)
			33		Christenberry, Earle J. (7/11/1957)
			34		Clements, Ernest (3/29/1960)
			35		Cleveland, William (12/18/1962)
					Cohn, Isidore (6/18/1963)
			36		Cole, David (4/4/1960)
					Cole, W. Clegg (4/11/1960)
			37		Coleman, Elliott (1/21/1960)
			38		Comiskey, James E. (7/1/1957)
					Cooper, W.A. (7/16/1963)
			39		Copeland, R.S. (6/27/1957)
			40		*Corbin, Carl (6/27/1957)
			41		Coverdale, Milton (1/8/1960)
			42		Craddock, Perry (2/20/1961)
			43		Dalfers, A. Wilmot (10/20/1962)
			44		David, Joseph B. (6/25/1957)
			45		Davidson, Charlie (3/23/1960)
					Davis, Harry (7/16/1957)
			46		Davis, Lottie (Mrs. R.W.) (4/11/1960)
			47		DeArmond, Johnny (10/1/1959)
					Delatte, Norbert (6/28/1962)
			48		Dent, Fred (9/7/1961)
			49		Deutsch, Herman (1/21/1961)
			50		*Digby, Fred (6/22/1957)
			51		Dillion, William (7/10/1960)
					Dodd, William J. (5/9/1960)
			52		Doles, John (12/31/1956)
			53		Domengeaux, James (6/18/1960)
					Doucet, D.J. (3/28/1960)
			54		Dugas, Bobbie (6/28/1962)
					Dugas, Felix (2/1/1961)
					Dugas, Pat (3/23/1960)
			55		Dugas, Waldo (5/4/1960)
			56		Dunbar, Charles E. (7/18/1957)
			57		Ellender, Allen J. (5/29/1966)
			58		Erskine, G.E. (2/12/1960)
					Everett, Mrs. George (3/23/1960)
			59		Favrot, St. Clair (2/11/1960)
					Fields, Harvey (1/18/1960)
			60		*Fisher, Joe (7/10/1957) (see also folder 19:62).
			61		*Fleming, Ray (6/25/1957)
			62		Fleury, John & Fisher, Joe (3/13/1961)
			63		Flowers, Paul (10/29/1956)
			64		Foshee, W.S. (4/19/1965)
			65		Fournet, Jack (5/5/1965)
			66		Foster, Richard (6/18/1963)
			67		*Fournet, John B. (7/4/1957)
			68		*Frampton, Chick (or Charles) (6/24/1957)
			69		Francis, Fred (4/21/1960)
					Frazar, Lether (10/22/1958)
			70		*Frey, Fred C. (2/2/1957)
			71		Fruge, J. Cleveland (4/1/1960)
			72		*Gamble, Harry (/12/1957)
			73		Gardiner, Lessley (6/10/1963)
			74		Gary, Leon (12/10/1960)
			75		Gilbert, Harry (1/19/1960)
			76		Ginsberg, George (10/13/1959)
			77		Gleason, Ira (12/26/1956)
			78		Gottlieb, Lewis (7/23/1963)
			79		Guerre, Louis F. (6/23/??)
			80		Guillory, Isom (3/28/1960)
			81		Haas, Dave (4/10/1963)
			82		Habans, Paul (10/24/1960)
			83		Haggerty, Edward A. (7/16/1957)
			84		Hamlin, Walter (7/2/1957)
					Hanks, Ruby (Mrs.) (2/10/1961)
			85		Hargrove, F. Leonard (3/15/1960)
			86		Hood, John T. (Judge) (4/3/1961)
			87		Howell, Roland B. (5/22/1965)
			88		Hughes, H. Lester (3/18/1960)
			89		Hunt, Lucille (Mrs. Stewart) (4/11/1960)
					Hunt, (Mrs.) (4/11/1960)
			90		Hunter, Robert A. (3/14/1960)
			91		Jones, Lawrence M. (12/281961)
			92		Jones, Louie, A. (3/2/1962)
			93		Jones, Robert D. (12/19/1960)
					Jones, Sam H. (4/3/1961)
			94		Jordan, Harrison (10/26/1959)
			95		Kavanaugh, M.J. (4/12/1960)
			96		Kidd, Shelby (10/27/1959)
			97		Kilpatrick, A.K. (1/8/1960)
					Knott, Mrs. W.M. (4/18/1960)
			98		Kohn, Marion (3/4/1966)
					Krock, Arthur (1950)
					Labbe, Donald (5/4/1960)
			99		*Landry, Theohile (7/10/1957)
			100		Lant, Norman (3/25/1966)
					Larcade, Henry (7/29/1958)
			101		Larcade, W.W. (7/29/1958)
			102		Lautenschlaeger, Lester (7/9/1957)
					Lawrence, Rolo C. (10/14/1959)
			103		*Leche, Richard W. (6/30/1957, 1/30/1960, 4/4/1960)
			104		Long, Earl L. (8/28/1960)
					Long, Julius (7/23/1959)
			105		Long, Otho (2/10/1961)
			106		Long, Rose McConnell (Mrs. Huey P.) (3/17/1960)
			107		*Long, Russell (11/26/1956)
			108		Lorio, Cecil (4/19/1965)
					Maines, George (11/14/1958)
			109		*Maloney, Paul (6/26/1957)
			110		Manetta, Manuel (7/1958)
			111		*Manning, Frank (7/1/??)
					Marchand, Sidney (7/28/1962)
			112		McConnell (3/14/1960)
			113		McFarland, Rose Long (8/25/1961)
			114		McGuire, Dave (7/111957)
					McSween, John H. (10/14/1959)
			115		Mehaffey, James (11/2/1959
					Mickal, Abe (7/18/1957)
			116	Middleton, Troy H. (9/28/1961)
			117	Milam, Matt (2/11/1961)
				Mitchell (n.d.)
			118	Mitchell, Harry Leland (1957)
			119	Montet, Numa (12/20/1960)
				Morgan, Cecil (3/12/1965)
			120	Morse, Sen. Wayne (3/4/1962)
				Mouton, Edgar (5/5/1960)
			121	Noe, James K. (12/31/1956)
				Nuckolls, John (12/31/1956)
			122	Nugent, Jess (1/25/1957)
				*Oakes, E.J. (6/25/1957)
		123		*O’Connor, James P. (6/28/1957)
		124		Odom, Fred (Judge) (1/7/1960)
				Odom, Frank (5/21/1958)
		125		Oglesby, R.W. (Judge) (2/10/1961)
				O’Neil, Robert (Judge) (3/15/1960)
		126		Overton, Ada Ruth (Mrs. John) (10/12/1959)
		127		Parrott, Mrs. Robert (10/13/1959)
				Peck, Wilson J. (5/5/1960)
		128		*Pegues, W.C. (1/29/1957)
				Pell, Herbert C. (1951)
		129		*Peltier, Harvey (3/3/1960)
		130		*Pereira, George E. (7/8/1957)
				Perez, Leander (5/28/1961)
		131		Peterman, Frank (10/13/1959)
				Petrie, James (3/23/1960)
		132		Peyton, Rupert (1/28/1958)
				Picciola, Marc (8/23/1961)
		133		Pierson, Mrs. Clarence (10/13/1959)
				Pierson, Robert H. (10/12/1959)
		134		Planche, Maurice (6/1/1960)
				Polmer, Irvin F. (11/20/1960)
				Ponder, Amos L. (Judge) (7/14/1958)
		135		Porterier, Gaston (10/13/1959)
		136		Prophit, Robert L. (1/7/1959)
				Provost, C. Arthur (5/6/1960)
		137		Quaw, Gene (6/27/1961)
				Rabby, Carlos (10/28/1959)
		138		Rabenhorst, Harry (7/3/1963)
		139		Racivitch, Herve (5/29/1961)
		140		Rappelet, A.O. (3/5/1963)
				Reggie, Edmund T. (5/6/1960)
		141		*Reyer, George (7/15/1957)
		142		*Rivet, Charles J. (6/7/1959)
		143		Roberts, Jesse (2/10/1961)
				Robertson, Edward S. (2/10/1965)
		144		Roden, Murphy (9/25/1961)
				Rodgers, Cleveland (1950)
		145		Rottbone, M.J. (2/11/1966)
				Roy, Col. E.P. (3/20/1961)
		146		Roy, J. Maxime (5/51960)
	35			Saint Paul, John (6/20/1957) *cassette tape only.
	19	147		*Sanders, J.Y. (11/6/1959)
		148		Savoy, Lennie (3/28/1960)
				*Sehrt, Clem (1957)
		149		Sevier, Andrew (6/21/1960)
				Sevier, H.C. (1/9/1960)
		150		Stich, Frank (Judge) (7/17/1957)
				Slack, Stewart (5/18/1963)
		151		Smith, Charles L. (2/10/1961)
				Smith, Prentice (7/14/1970)
				Smith, Charles, L. (2/10/1961)
		152		Spence, Mason (1/20/1960)
		153		Spinks, Leonard (5/18/1960)
				Stagg, George (3/28/1960)
		154		Stanley, Eugene (7/16/1957)
				Talbot, Edmund (5/18/1960)
		155		Talbot, W. Harry (6/26/1957)
				Taylor, Robert (5/10/1960)
		156		Terzia, Daisy Strong (Mrs. Theo.) (1/18/1960)
				Thomas, Orlean (10/13/1959)
				Thomas, Norman (1950)
		157		Thompson, O.B. (2/11/1961)
				Todd, Harvey (1/8/1960)
		158		Trent, James (10/14/1959)
		159		Truman, Harry S. (11/24/1959)
				Wall, Mary B. (2/20/1961)
		160		Wallace, A.M. (Judge) (7/21/1959)
				Wallace, George M. (12/3/1956)
				Watts, Kenneth (2/10/1961)
		161		*Weiss, Seymour (7/3/1957)
		162		White, A.P. (6/13/1960)
				Whitley, Robert S. (3/15/1960)
		163		Whittington, V.V. (1/25/1960)
				Wiegand, William (6/27/1957)
		164		Williams, E.H. (Lige) (3/17/1960)
				Williams, Hugh (6/19/1957)
		165		Williams, Louis (5/4/1957)
				Wimberly, Shirley G. (Judge) (7/9/1957)
		166		Wingrave, John J. (7/30/1957)
				Womack, Mrs. Frank (2/23/1960)
		167		unidentified interviews & list of interviewees

Appendix C
Series VIII. Photographs Huey P. Long:
Location	Box	Folder	Contents
34	29	9	Family, Misc., & Funeral:
			Julis T. Long
			HPL & Russell Long.
			Mr. & Mrs. Huey P. Long, Sr. with children (1890).
			Mr. Huey P. Long, Sr. with family at funeral of
			Mrs. Long, Sr. (1913).
			HPL family home in Winnfield, La.
			Lucille May Grace Dent.
			Gov. Leche with football player.
			HPL & James A. Noe.
			HPL taking the oath of office.
			L.S.U.
			HPL funeral, capitol (2 items).
			HPL funeral, capitol lawn (2 items).
			HPL florial spray spelling Huey (2 items).
			HPL funeral procession.
		10	Riverside Press:
			HPL and L.S.U. students
			HPL working in pajamas (2 items).
			HPL in veto protest parade.
			HPL and O.K. Allen.
			HPL and O.K. Allen, signing contract for bridge.
			HPL and Mrs. Rose Long.
			HPL and Hattie Caraway.
		11	La. State Museum; Caraway, bridge, & funeral:
			HPL and Hattie Caraway.
			HPL campaigning for Hattie Caraway (3 items).
			O.K. Allen signing bridge contract (3 items).
			HPL funeral (2 items).
		12	La. State Museum; Individual & family:
			HPL on radio (3 items).
			HPL signing “no cotton planting program”.
			HPL minutes before assassination.
			HPL outside of senate office.
			HPL chopping wood.
			HPL, Mrs. Long, & Fournet.
			HPL & Mrs. Long.
			HPL & Russell Long (2 items).
		13	La. State Museum; Impeachment &
			Overton hearing:
			HPL during impeachment trial (3 items).
			HPL & Weiss at Overton hearing (6 items).
			HPL at Overton hearing (2 items).
			HPL & Sen. Hugo Dore at Overton hearing.
			HPL, Christenberry, Hinder, Weiss, Overton,
			& Allen.
			HPL & Marguerite Clark.
		14	La. State Museum; Misc.:
			HPL & committee on election hearings at N.O.
			Custom House.
			HPL & James Monroe Smith with group of children.
			HPL with American Legion Champs (2 items).
			HPL speaking at inaguration.
			HPL & O’Conner.
			HPL & Dinwiddle.
			HPL & Allen.
			HPL sawing tree in Arkansas.
			HPL with L.S.U. students (3 items).
			HPL with National Guard, investigation of the city
			of New Orleans.
			HPL & Noe, investigation of the city of
			New Orleans.
			HPL & Messina, arriving from Washington D.C.
			HPL.
			HPL voting.
			HPL, Roden, & McQuiston, voting.
			HPL, soilders bonus (3 items).
			HPL, honorable member of Veterans of Foreign
			Wars (2 items).
		15	Negatives.
		16	Negatives.
O.S.:W	1		Long funeral/La. State Capitol (tinted).

Appendix D
Series II. Writings
Location	Box	Content
		Audio cassettes of T. Harry Williams speeches:
34	34	“Williams & Pie Dufour 1968 Conversation”
		“Yank at Oxford”
		“Use of Oral History in Local History” (9/15/1973).
		“O.A.H. Address”
		“Civil War Generals Named Grant I Have Known”
		“Civil War” part A.
		“Civil War” part B.
		“Civil War” part C.
		“Influences on Civil War”
		“Huey, LBJ, and the Art of Biography” part A.
		“Huey, LBJ, and the Art of Biography” part B.
		“World War II”
		“Personal Recollections on View of Reconstruction” part I.
		“Personal Recollections on View of Reconstructions” part II.
		“Huey Long” (T.V. Program).
Series V. Research Material. Huey P. Long
		Audio cassettes of Long speeches
34	34	“Untitled”
		“Untitled”
		“Every Man A King”
		“Share Our Wealth Plan”
		“Untitled”
		“Second Installment of the Huey Long Show”
		“Huey Long Story” part I.
		“Every Man A King”
		“Ten Second Cuts from KWKH Radio”
		“Share Our Wealth”

Williams (T. Harry) Papers