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Thomas A. Hughes, SJ Papers
Collection
Identifier: GTM-200103
Scope and Contents
The Thomas A. Hughes, SJ Papers consist of unpublished drafts for a proposed third volume of A History of the Society of Jesus in North America, Colonial and Federal covering 1773 to 1829. Also included is a report by Fr. Hughes entitled "de abusibus" ("on abuses"), in which he discusses Jesuit issues with modernism and worldly affairs discovered throughout his research, as well as correspondence related to his research.
Dates:
1897 - 1933
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
Alongside these two volumes of narrative he also produced a set of documents: v. 1 part 1 #1-140 (1907) and v. 1 part 2 #141-224 (1910) that were intended to illustrate the aforementioned texts beginning in 1605 as well as future volumes up to the year 1838.
Louis J.A. Mercier Papers 1
Collection
Identifier: GTM-860922
Scope and Contents
The Louis Joseph Alexandre Mercier Papers contain materials covering the entire range of Mercier's public and professional life. The bulk of the collection comprises multiple drafts of his many addresses and articles, as well as auxiliary materials Mercier collected for his writings. Those topics to which Mercier devoted the most time, Humanism and Naturalism, Irving Babbitt, and the Classics in Education, are particularly well represented, as are his major works, Le Mouvement Humaniste aux...
Dates:
1888-1966
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
Mercier's great interest in the philosophy of education probably had its beginnings during the period 1906-10, as a French teacher at the Francis Parker School in Chicago.
Joseph Zrinyi, SJ Papers
Collection
Identifier: GTM-200111
Scope and Contents
This collection contains economics papers and teaching material; spiritual writings such as retreat notes, sermons, and missions; correspondence and photographs; and biographical information on Joseph Zrinyi, SJ.
Dates:
1929 - 1991
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
His tertianship took place in Wepion (Belgium, 1949-1950) and, after a brief period in Bad Godesburg (West Germany, July-October 1950), he was assigned as assistant pastor to a Hungarian church in Montreal (1950-1953) where he also completed an MA in Industrial Relations at the University of Montreal (1951-1953). Beginning in the fall of 1953 Zrinyi led retreats and missions to Hungarian communities across the US and Canada, based in Buffalo until 1956 and later in Cleveland until 1958.
Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers 2
Collection
Identifier: GTM-970901
Scope and Contents
The Cornelius Van H. Engert papers 2 comprise a portion of the personal papers of Cornelius Van H. Engert, a U.S. diplomat who served in a number of important diplomatic posts. The collection includes correspondence, diplomatic memos, printed materials, speeches, and photographs.
Dates:
1887 - 1985
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
In September 1923, Engert began eight years of service in Latin American countries, beginning with Cuba, where he served as First Secretary until February 1925.
Robert F. Wagner Papers: Acquisitions and Remnants File
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-LO
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Robert F. Wagner Papers: Miscellaneous File
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-ML
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Robert F. Wagner papers: Positions File
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-PN
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence concerning requests for jobs. Partially processed; arranged chronologically and alphabetically.
Dates:
1930 - 1944
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Robert F. Wagner papers: Speech Files
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-SF
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Robert F. Wagner Papers: Still Picture Collection
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-SP
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Peter Krogh Television Program Files
Collection
Identifier: GTM-091101
Scope and Contents
This collection contains background/research material in the form of copies of news articles, papers and reports for the topics of two PBS television series on U.S. foreign affairs, moderated from 1980 to 2005 by Peter Krogh, Dean, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. The series were: "American Interests," and "Great Decisions" (also known as "World Beat: Great Decisions in Foreign Policy"). The latter was a collaboration of the Foreign Policy...
Dates:
1981 - 2018; Majority of material found within 1981-1991
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
The latter was a collaboration of the Foreign Policy Association and Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and was produced by World Beat Associates, beginning in 1989, an adjunct of the latter institution.
Sophy Burnham Papers
Collection
Identifier: GTM-GAMMS129
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of the papers of author Sophy Burnham, including manuscripts of her written works, correspondence related to her works (particuarly her books and articles on angels), her diaries, files related to publishing, and audiovisual and digital media.
Dates:
1906 - 2022; Majority of material found within 1964 - 2016
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
., New York (1971-73); contributing editor to 'Town & Country,' (1975-80); speechwriter for the secretary, Department of Housing & Urban Development (1977-79); contributing editor to 'New Art Examiner' (1985-86); staff writer for 'New Woman' (beginning in 1984), and to 'Museum & Arts/Washington' (beginnig in 1987); and consultant to (among others) the MITRE Corp., Veterans Administration, Public Citizen, INSLAW, and the Environmental Protection Agency (1978- 1988).
B. W. Butler Papers
Collection — Box 1
Identifier: GTM-180519
Scope and Contents
The B.W. Butler Papers, in the University Archives prior to 1970, consist of a single item, the autobiography of George Bent, born in 1843 to a Cheyenne mother, Owl Woman, and a St. Louis fur-trader William Bent. While an account of Bent's remarkable life was eventually produced by one of the editors of this work, it remained unpublished for nearly 50 years (Life of George Bent: Written from his Letters. George E. Hyde, editor. University of Oklahoma Press, 1968) while this manuscript was...
Dates:
1905 - 1925
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
General Connor's campaign - Delays and setbacks - Colonel Cole's column marches - Walker's column joins Cole - Connor's column on Powder River - The Pawnee Scouts - The capture of the Arapaho village - Connor's march down Tongue River - A brush with the road-builders - Cole and Walker reach Powder River - The scout toward Panther Mountain - Combat with the Sioux - The signal smoke - Forced-march down the Powder - A disastrous storm - Beginning of the retreat - Indian attacks - Roman Nose's fight, September 5th - Another bad storm - General Connor fears disaster - The Pawnee Scouts find Cole and Walker - End of the campaign - General Dodge's report - Movements of the Cheyennes - A meeting with strange Indians - We part from the Northern Cheyennes - Pitting antelope - The homeward march - Arrival at Black Kettle's camp.
Molly Sinclair McCartney Papers
File
Identifier: GTM-20220811
Scope and Contents
The collection documents the career of longtime journalist Molly Sinclair McCartney. The collection includes newspaper articles written by McCartney for the "Houston Post," the "Atlanta Constitution," the "Washington Post," and the "Miami Herald." A run of magazine articles she wrote are also included. Of interest are files and audio cassettes from Sinclair's interview with Ambassador Madeleine Albright in 1991. Also included are records related to McCartney's Georgetown University thesis on...
Dates:
1868 - 2022; Majority of material found within 1960 - 2022
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
This collection is a time capsule featuring hundreds of my print stories from five different newspapers and other media over six decades. It begins in 1960 with my work at my hometown newspaper, the Baytown (Tex.)
Robert F. Wagner Papers: Black Books
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-BB
Scope and Contents note
Important letters, bills, speeches, and other material bound together by Wagner's office. Arranged chronologically by Congress.
Dates:
1927 - 1949
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Robert F. Wagner Papers: Higher Positions File
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-HP
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Robert F. Wagner Papers: Labor Files
Series
Identifier: GTM-491023-LA
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence and other documents relating to labor and labor legislation. Arranged chronologically.
Dates:
1928 - 1949
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
A Tammany Hall Democrat, German immigrant, and pro-labor liberal, Robert Wagner entered politics in the Progressive Era in New York State and continued in national politics through the Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. He was a member of both the New York State Assembly and State Senate, a Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and finally one of the most influential liberal senators of his time.
Patrick O'Mahony Papers
Collection
Identifier: GTM-GAMMS221
Scope and Contents
Material in this collection centers around the human rights work of Fr. Patrick O'Mahony, a major focus of which was on ethical employment and working condition policies and practices of multi-national companies and subsidiaries in the Third World, including South Africa, South America, and countries in Asia. Fr. O'Mahony undertook a study of the moral implications of investments and the responsibilities of shareholders, particularly with regard to the policies of his own diocese of...
Dates:
1954 - 1992; Majority of material found within 1970 - 1989
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
O'Mahony include "Catholics and Divorce" (1958); "The Fantasy of Human Rights" (1978); Multinationals and Human Rights" (1980); "Swordw and Ploughshares" (1986); and a doctoral thesis, "A Question of Life: Its Beginning and Transmission - A Moral Perspective of the New Genetics in the West, the U.S.S.R., Poland and East Germany," (1990).
Jon S. Lodeesen Papers
Collection
Identifier: GTM-GAMMS222
Collection-level Scope and Content Note
The Jon S. Lodeesen Papers consist of records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), and include annual and budget reports, as well as files relating to Lodeesen's many years of work in Radio Liberty's programming and research departments. The research files include articles and reports on the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc countries during the early sixties through the late eighties, particularly relating to freedom of information in published and broadcast media, and the role of...
Dates:
1960-1996
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
In the two decades that followed, he held many positions beginning with policy officer in the Program Policy Division of Radio Liberty.
Alexander Tremaine Wright - William John Carlton Collection
Collection
Identifier: GTM-GAMMS305
Collection-level Scope and Content Note
"Happy are the dead and their biographers who have left materials for the building of their monuments"A.T.W. Alexander Tremaine Wright's correspondence (1909-1915) to William John Carlton offers a unique insight into research characteristic of a small English fraternity intrigued by the literature and history of shorthand. This practice of the educated, beginning with Englishman John Willis' alphabet-based system in 1640, remained the domain of writers and reporters until...
Dates:
1909 - 1915
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
This practice of the educated, beginning with Englishman John Willis' alphabet-based system in 1640, remained the domain of writers and reporters until American Isaac Pitman's development of a phonetic system in 1837.
William H. Duncan, SJ Papers
Collection
Identifier: GTM-GAMMS52
Scope and Contents
The William H. Duncan, SJ Papers contain journals he maintained throughout his Jesuit vocation; financial ledgers regarding the estates of his father John and sister Margaret; and several pieces of correspondence. Of note are entries related to the sale of enslaved persons in Lowndes and Autauga, Alabama, in 1860 (folder 7). Materials on Slavery This collection contains references to slaveholding. Relevant materials have been noted on the...
Dates:
1854 - 1894
Found in:
Georgetown University Manuscripts
Found in Notes:
Duncan, SJ (1835-1894) was born in Montgomery County, Alabama, to John (1796-1849) and Catherine Moffett Cryan Duncan (1807-1849) and attended Georgetown University beginning in 1849. After graduating in 1853 with a BA he studied law, but thereafter entered the seminary at Mount St.