Politics Articles (Misc.)., 04/01/1971-05/31/1971

File — Box: 5, Folder: 12

Identifier: 29336

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

(Box 4, Folders 42 - 61; Box 5, Folders 1 - 65) This series consists of correspondence between FG and his publishers and editors. Included are typescripts and published copies of articles written by FG; jacket and promotional copy for his books; and correspondence and brochures publicizing his books. This series also includes drafts and typescripts of FG's speeches/addresses. Arrangement is alphabetical by subjects/titles in the following categorical order - Articles: Correspondence Articles: Published copies arranged by title Articles: Unpublished typescripts arranged by title Books: Arranged by title with correspondence preceding each title Speeches: Typescripts

Dates

04/01/1971-05/31/1971

Collection-level Access Restrictions

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Extent

From the Collection: 7.2 Linear Feet (7 Hollinger Record Storage boxes; 1 drop front flat box (11x14"))

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Container Summary

Published articles by FG re. political/congressional matters. Include - "Why Don't You Go Home and Run for Congress?" (Washingtonian, April1971). Xerox copy. "Power on the Potomac" (Washingtonian, May 1973). Xerox copy.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

GREEN, FITZHUGH - ARTICLES: POLITICS (MISC.): Printed Item

GREEN, FITZHUGH - ARTICLE: "WHY DON'T YOU GO HOME...": Printed Item

GREEN, FITZHUGH - ARTICLE: "POWER ON THE POTOMAC": Printed Item

"WHY DON'T YOU GO HOME AND RUN FOR CONGRESS?" - ARTICLE BY FG: Printed Item

"POWER ON THE POTOMAC" - ARTICLE BY FG: Printed Item