Manuscript "Liberty and the Colleges", 1937 - 1941

File — Box: 2, Folder: 17

Identifier: 19345

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

Two boxes are articles, speeches, lectures, and sermons; the third box of writings is more ephemeral--diaries and notes.

Dates

1937 - 1941

Conditions Governing Access

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Extent

From the Collection: 2 Linear Feet (5 boxes)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Container Summary

MS of address when Hogan was president of the University and CollegeDepartment of the National Catholic Educational Assn. This is a politicaladdress repeating some of his usual themes--the Reformation as an attack onliberty, the anti-libertarian directions of the New Deal, and internalCatholic struggles between those supporting Catholic universities andcolleges, and those Catholics attending secular institutions.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

HOGAN, REV. ALOYSIUS J., SJ -POLITICAL SPEECH ON CATHOLIC EDUCATION: Typescript

CATHOLICS ATTENDING NON-CATHOLIC COLLEGES -ATTACKED BY HOGAN, REV. AL: Typescript

REFORMATION -SEEN AS ATTACK ON LIBERTY -BY HOGAN, REV. ALOYSIUS J., S: Manuscript

NEW DEAL -SEEN AS REPRESSIVE -BY HOGAN, REV. ALOYSIUS J., SJ: Manuscript