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Records of the Department of History
The Johns Hopkins University
Introduction
The records of the Department of History range in date from 1877 to 1991.
Most of the records are those kept by departmental chairmen John Holladay
Latane (1913-1930), Kent Roberts Greenfield (1930-1943), Sidney Painter (acting
chairman 1943-1945, chairman 1945-1960), Frederic C. Lane (1960-1961), Charles
A. Barker (1961-1966), Alfred D. Chandler (1966-1970), Jack P. Greene (1970-
1973), Orest Ranum (1973-1976, 1982-1985), Vernon L. Lidtke (1976-1979), Mack
Walker (1979-1982), and A.J.R Russell-Wood (1985-1991). Other faculty members
are represented to a lesser extent, including John W. Baldwin, Charles A.
Beard, Louis P. Galambos, Hans Gatzke, Waldo Heinrichs, W. Stull Holt, Franklin
W. Knight, Owen Lattimore, J.G.A. Pocock, Wilfred Prest, F. Wilson Smith and
C. Vann Woodward.
While the records are not complete, they do document many aspects of the
department's activities over a long period of time. Generally, the materials
pertain to academic affairs and the scholarly pursuits of the faculty, as well
as the more mundane aspects of managing a department and working in the larger
context of the university. Often, the records also reflect events occurring
in the world outside the university, such as the Depression and the Second
World War. The record group is subdivided as follows:
Subgroup 1: History Department, 1877-1991
Series 1: Seminars, Clubs & Lectures, 1877-1987
Series 2: Academic Programs, 1879-1987
Subseries 1: Subject Files, 1879-1987
Subseries 2: Course Records, 1982-1984
Series 3: Faculty, 1928-1990
Series 4: Departmental Administration, 1883-1991
Series 5: Funding, 1927-1985
Series 6: Extra-Departmental, 1887-1987
Series 7: Visiting Fellows and Faculty, 1969-1990
Series 8: Timothy Smith, 1965-1990
Series 9: Confidential Student Files 1894-1990
Subgroup 2: Institute of Southern History, 1966-1973
Within each subdivision (except subgroup 1, series 1), the files are arranged
alphabetically. Accession Numbers: 77.1, 79.110, 80.1, 80.39, 81.44, 83.24, 84.49, 87.40,
87.56, 88.38, 89.12, 89.40, 91.4, 92.3, 92.11, 92.14, 92.26, 92.47, 93.18,
94.1, 94.27
Provenance: Most of the records were transferred to the Archives by the
Department of History. The Shaw Lectures files were found among the records
of the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations (accession number
77.1), where they had travelled with John H. Latan‚ when he became involved
in establishing the Page School. It was decided to restore the records to
the Department of History record group because the majority of the documents
were produced when the Shaw Lectures were given under the auspices of the
History Department. The Minutes of the Seminary of History and Politics and
the scrapbook of examinations (1880-1905) were transferred to the Archives
by the Special Collections Department of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library.
Size: 31 cubic feet (24 records center boxes, 17 document cases, 4 flat boxes
and 1 oversize bound volume)
Citation: The Ferdinand Hamburger Archives of The Johns Hopkins University,
Record Group Number 04.110, Records of the Department of History, subgroup
number and title, series number and title, subseries number and title, file
title and inclusive dates.
Restrictions: Administrative records in subgroup 1 (series 4, subseries 1 and
2) are restricted for twenty-five years from their date of creation.
Education records in subgroup 1 (series 2, subseries 1 and 2, and series 7,
subseries 1 and 2) and subgroup 2, as defined by the Family Educational
Rights and Privacy Act, as well as employment records in subgroup 1 (series
3), are also restricted. For details, see Regulations Governing Access to
Restricted Records, at the front of each binder.
History
When the Johns Hopkins University opened in the autumn of 1876, the History
staff consisted of Austin Scott, Associate, and Herbert Baxter Adams, Fellow.
Although it was not required of fellows, Adams did teach, and the instruction
provided by these two men was supplemented by visiting lecturers, including
William F. Allen, Thomas M. Cooley, Jeremiah L. Diman, and Hermann von Holst.
Gilman invited these eminent guest lecturers not only to fill out the
curriculum but also to attract them to the Hopkins faculty, without success.
In 1877, he was equally unsuccessful in securing Henry Adams, who declined
appointment as a full-time resident professor.
In the meantime, however, Scott and Herbert Adams were initiating those
institutions which were to become the foundation for historical study at
Hopkins: the Seminary of History and Politics and the Historical and Political
Science Association. In 1878, Adams was appointed Associate in History and
taught everything from Medieval History to English Constitutional History to
Political Economy, covering as much ground as possible, since Scott's
appointment was not full-time, the issue that prompted Scott to resign in 1882.
Scott's departure left Adams with his own department, including newly-appointed
Assistants, J. Franklin Jameson and Richard T. Ely, and Fellow, E.R.L. Gould.
During that first year, Adams undertook the publication of Studies in Historical
and Political Science and successfully encouraged the gift of the Bluntschli
Library. With a larger staff in History, Adams was more at liberty to develop
and direct studies in his field of interest, American institutional history.
The zeal with which Adams attacked the administration of the department
during this first year typifies the conduct of his professional life. He was
instrumental in founding the American Historical Association in 1884, becoming
its first secretary. Likewise at Hopkins he made his mark not only as a
proponent of the new "scientific history" but also as an administrator eager
to secure a place for his department in the University. Adams ensured that all
undergraduates were required to take history courses. Moreover, the department
added five to its faculty in the 1880s and 1890s. Adams's ambition for his
department is also evident in the number of history doctorates from 1882 until
his death in 1901. During his tenure, fifteen percent of all the University's
doctorates were in history, a figure unmatched in subsequent years. Three-
quarters of the Ph.D. holders went on to teach in colleges and universities,
and a third of these academicians also became deans or presidents.
Adams's broad conception of historical study encompassed not only economics
and political science but also sociology; social reform work was the topic of
the Social Science Conference initiated in 1893. In 1896, W.W. Willoughby
became Associate in Political Science and Jacob H. Hollander, Associate in
Political Economy, and, during the following academic year, branch seminaries
developed around the original Seminary of History and Politics. Herbert Baxter
Adams died in 1901, and the inevitable division of the department into three
occurred, with Vincent assuming the chairmanship of the History Department.
During this period, the department ceased to grow, producing far fewer
doctorates than the Adams department. There were only two faculty members to
do most of the teaching, James C. Ballagh in American and Vincent in European
history, reflected by the split of the seminary in two. English history was
covered only incidentally until 1907 when the department secured Charles M.
Andrews, but he stayed only three years. In 1913, Ballagh also left Hopkins,
and John H. Latane replaced him, assuming the chairmanship as well. Latane
complained of the inadequacies of the department in his 1915 report to the
president, but the war came, delaying any improvements that might have been
made. In 1918, Latane became chairman of the committee in charge of the War
Issues course, lectured to students on the political issues involved in the
war, and taught courses in American history and diplomacy to overcrowded
classrooms. Vincent gave a course on naval history for the Students' Army
Training Corps and belonged to a group furnishing information for the U.S.
Peace Commission. The dwindling number of graduate students caused the seminary
to meet only irregularly. Not surprisingly, it was during this period that the
first women enrolled in the history graduate programs, taking their doctorates
in 1921.
After the war, the number of doctorates granted steadily increased, and the
faculty began to grow by the end of the decade. Vincent retired in 1925, and
Latane moved to the newly-created Walter Hines Page School of International
Relations in 1930. Their replacements were Frederic C. Lane (European history)
in 1928, Kent Roberts Greenfield (modern European history and Chairman) and
William Stull Holt (American history) in 1930, and Sidney Painter (medieval
history) in 1931.
Greenfield immediately began effecting substantial change in the teaching of
history at Hopkins. He managed the problem of poorly-prepared graduate students
by dividing the seminaries in American and in European history in two, with an
elementary section for students needing training in historical method. Another
innovation in the seminaries was dispensing with the presentation of papers in
favor of having them available for reading in advance of class. The policy of
administering final written examinations to Ph.D. candidates was replaced with
comprehensive examinations for graduate students to take whenever they felt
prepared, which served to diagnose problem areas early enough for the student
to remedy them. Under Greenfield, the Department also reduced the number of
hours graduate students spent in formal lecture courses and concentrated basic
training in the methods seminars. Broad upper level undergraduate courses were
introduced to meet the needs of graduate students lacking training in a
particular period or topic. There was a growing tendency for graduate students
to meet in small groups with a faculty member to develop common interests and
receive advanced training. In the area of undergraduate studies, the Department
initiated the two-year survey of western civilization.
The thirties brought not only academic and administrative change but also,
of course, economic constraints. The number of doctorates fell again. Yet the
faculty of four continued important historical projects. In 1932, Holt
unearthed the Scharf Collection of manuscripts and public records, and a few
years later he prepared the letters of Herbert Baxter Adams for publication.
In 1935-1936, the Harrisse Collection of sources for the study of the French
Revolution was augmented. The same year, the department began the practice of
inviting a distinguished historian to spend a week at Hopkins. Charles Beard
held the position first, and Carl Becker followed. The first economic relief
came in 1937-1938 in the form of two funds, one which Herbert Friedenwald
donated for the research travel of graduate students and the other provided by
Vincent for the purchase of documents needed for research. In September 1939,
Vincent died leaving his large estate to the University for the Department's
benefit. The bequest was partially used to establish the Vincent Fellowships
in European History.
The Second World War had its first effects on the Department in the late
1930s, when two displaced European scholars, Friedrich Engel-Janosi and Helene
Wieruszowski, came to Hopkins as research associates. Beginning in 1942, an
accelerated undergraduate program, consisting of three semesters (beginning
June, October and February), made exceptional teaching demands on the faculty.
In 1943, the department began preparing a new set of history courses to fit the
Army Specialized Training Program, and, in 1944, faculty from Political Science
and Political Economy joined the History faculty to help teach "American History
and Institutions." Professor Greenfield enlisted as Historical Officer to Army
Ground Forces, and the seminar ceased to meet because of lack of graduate
students.
With the end of the war came rapidly increasing enrollment of both graduate
and undergraduate students, which rendered the staff inadequate. Sidney Painter
replaced Chairman Greenfield. Charles Barker took up the position in American
history, and the Vincent bequest made it possible to appoint C. Vann Woodward
in Southern history. Four more appointments were made between 1946 and 1949.
The period from the end of the war through the 1980s represented a time of
sustained growth in all respects for the department. The faculty grew in
numbers, from seven in the fifties, to eleven in the sixties, to over twenty
in the seventies and eighties. The number of doctorates conferred each year
has risen as well. In addition, new programs were developed. In 1949, work
in the History of Science was initiated, and an independent department in that
field was established in 1960. In 1964, the Center for Recent American History
was created, one of its most important projects being to edit the papers of
President Dwight D. Eisenhower. In 1966, the Institute of Southern History was
established to study the history, politics, culture and educational systems of
the South. Beginning in the early 1970s, a program of Atlantic History and
Culture was offered, initially in conjunction with the Department of
Anthropology; a number of other departments have since become involved. The
department has continued to increase in numbers and to branch out into new
fields of historical study.
Series Description
Subgroup 1, series 1, Seminars, Clubs and Lectureships, ranges in date from
1877 to 1987 and includes materials relating to the Department's various
seminars, associations, clubs, and lectureships. Most notable are the minutes
of the Seminary of History and Politics/Historical and Political Science
Association, 1877-1912. Minutes, membership lists, constitutions, announcements
and correspondence relating to the History Seminar Club, History Club, History
Graduate Students Association, and International Relations Club are also in this
series. Among the Seminar Club records are letters from such noteworthy
Hopkins alumni as Charles M. Andrews, Newton D. Baker, Douglas S. Freeman and
John Franklin Jameson. This series also includes records pertaining to the
Shaw, Hinkley and Schouler lectures, including twenty-two files of
correspondence with Albert Shaw and various Shaw lecturers (1921-1941). Subgroup 1, series 2, Academic Programs, ranges in date from 1879 to 1987,
and is dividied into two subseries. Sunseries 1, Subject Files, 1879-1987,
consists mostly of curricular materials such as class schedules, syllabi,
examinations, faculty and student lists, course descriptions and related
correspondence. There is a file of early examinations (1880-1905), which were
removed from a scrapbook. The curricular files originally contained carbon
copies of grade rosters, which were destroyed because the originals are
maintained in the records of the Registrar. Also in this series are records
of the Army Specialized Training Unit and Area and Language Study, a
specialized curriculum arranged in conjunction with the Army during the Second
World War. There are also some more general records relating to history
majors, student publications and the effects of the New Plan on the study of
history. Records about individual students, such as evaluations or
recommendations, have been removed to the Confidential Student Records files at
the end of Subgroup 1, Series 6. Subseries 2, Course Records, 1974-1984, is
arranged by course number and consists of syllabi, reading lists, and other
course records. The material from 1982-1984 was assembled by Dr. Timothy Smith. Subgroup 1, series 3, Faculty, pertains to regular and visiting faculty and
post-doctoral fellows. The series ranges in date from 1928 to 1990 and
includes curriculum vitaes, bibliographies, news clippings, correspondence,
manuscripts, and documents relating to appointments, salary and promotions
(which have been removed to the Confidential Faculty Records file at the end
of the record group). The files of Holt, Lane and Painter also contain
materials pertaining to Festschriften, including fundraising records, and a few
faculty files include some course materials (e.g., syllabi). Charles Beard's
file contains his report on the state of the Department. The files of
Friedrich Engel-Janosi and Helene Wieruszowski reflect the trials of displaced
foreign scholars in the 1930s and 1940s. There are four files relating to the
search for a medievalist (1960) and a renaissance historian (1964-66). Subgroup 1, series 4, Departmental Administration, ranges in date from 1883
to 1991 and reflects the internal affairs of the department. Included are
departmental memoranda, communications with history alumni, and reports on the
state of the department. A cashbook from the old historical library (1883-
1930), records of the Studies in Historical and Political Science, and a file
on the department's dealings with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration
(1934-35) are also in this series. In addition, there are two files on the
department's long range plans (1965-1983) as well as a file on guest speakers
(1934-1935). Subgroup 1, series 5, Funding, 1927-1985, relates to outside funding received
by the Department. Included are files on private benefactors, foundations, and
government agencies. The records reflect how funds were sought, secured and
used, for on-going needs (e.g., National Defense Education Act fellowships) and
for such special projects as the Institute for Joint Studies and Research in
Intercultural History and the National Endowment for the Humanities Summer
Seminars. Subgroup 1, series 6, Extra-Departmental, 1887-1987, consists largely of
correspondence with people outside of the Department, including the President,
the Dean, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, members of University
committees, alumni, colleagues at other institutions, and curators of historical
repositories or manuscript collections. Subgroup 1, series 7, Visiting Fellows - Individual Records, 1969 to 1990,
is primarily made up of correspondence between the applicant and faculty
members, including letters of recommendation and requests for individuals to
come to Hopkins for a specific period of time. The records are arranged
alphabetically by the name of the Fellow. All records of an evaluative nature
are considered confidential. Subgroup 1, series 8, Timothy Smith, ranges in date from 1965 to 1990 and
consists mainly of graduate student records and correspondence, records of
undergraduate classes, and materials pertaining to special projects with which
Dr. Smith was involved. The graduate student files include examinations,
correspondence regarding dissertations, and recommendations. Records of
undergraduate classes consist mostly of syllabi and descriptions of assignments.
Among the special programs represented is the History Department's Atlantic
History and Culture Program. Many files also pertain to the Program in
American Religious History, which Dr. Smith supervised. Subgroup 1, Series 9, Confidential Student Records, 1890's-1980's, consists
of information regarding regular graduate students, BA/MA candidates, and
special students. The individual files often contain some combination of the
following elements: inquiries, applications, examinations, seminar papers,
evaluations, recommendations, news clippings, and general administrative and
personal correspondence. Records are arranged alphabetically by the name of
the student. All information, save that regarding deceased students, is
restricted. Subgroup 2, Institute of Southern History, ranges in date from 1966 to 1973
and consists primarily of correspondence, both intradepartmental and external.
Many of the records concern two graduate programs, the Senior Fellowship in
Southern and Negro History and the Experienced Teacher Fellowship Program. Both
programs focus on blacks and the South and many files contain inquiries and
applications (personal recommendations) for one of these programs; all student
records of an evaluative nature are restricted. This subgroup also contains
correspondence on the administration of the Institute. This subgroup is
arranged alphabetically.
NOTE: The minutes of the Seminary of History and Politics (subgroup 1, series
1) have been published in a facsimile edition and may be available in libraries
or through interlibrary loan. Following is the full citation to the published
edition:
Gettleman, Marvin E., editor. The Johns Hopkins University Seminary of
History and Politics: The Records of an American Educational Institution, 1877-
1912. 5 volumes. New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1987 (vols. 1-2), 1988
(vols. 3-4), 1990 (vol. 5). Records of the Department of History
The Johns Hopkins University
Subgroup 1
History Department
Series 1
Seminars, Clubs and Lectureships
Box
1 Seminary of History and Politics/Historical and Political Science
Association, Minutes, December 19, 1877 - December 16, 1877,
pages 1-420 2 Seminary of History and Politics/Historical and Political Science
Association, Minutes, January 6, 1888 - May 20, 1892, pages
421-880 3 Seminary of History and Politics/Historical and Political Science
Association, Minutes, October 14, 1892 - May 24, 1901, pages
1-611 4 Seminary of History and Politics/Historical and Political Science
Association, Minutes, October 11, 1901 - May 25, 1906 (2 bound
volumes, 1 manuscript and 1 typescript) November 9, 1906 -
November 13, 1912 (1 manuscript and 1 typescript) (volume) Johns Hopkins History Seminary Club, Journal, May 10, 1933 -
October 29, 1946 Box Folder
5 1 History Club, 1947
2 History Graduate Students Association, 1969-1984
3 International Relations Club, 1940-1944
4 Lectures, 1956-1976
4 Schouler Lectures, 1986-1987
5 Seminar Club, 1933-1940
6 Seminar Minutes, 1947-1954, 1960-1964
7 Seminars, 1955-1963
8 Seminars, Papers given--Wyatt-Brown and Slusser, 1961
9 Seminars, Papers given--Pease and Ambrose, 1963-1965
10 Seminars, Papers given--Cottom and Deardourff, 1971
11 Seminars, Papers given--Weisberg, 1971
12 Seminars, Papers given--Long, 1972
13 Seminars, Papers given--Dalton, 1973
14 Seminars, Papers given--Halm, 1973 6 1 Seminars, Papers given--Davidson, 1974
2 Seminars, Papers given--Garnet, 1974
3 Seminars, Papers given--Guarneri, 1974
4 Seminars, Papers given--Smith, T., 1974
5 Seminars, Papers given--Bartels, 1976
6 Seminars, Papers given--Livesay, 1976
7 Seminars, Papers given--Tomlins, 1976 Subgroup 1, Series 1 Box Folder
6 8 Seminars, Papers given--Evans, 1977
9 Seminars, Papers given--Johnsen, 1977
10 Seminars, Papers given--Friedrichs, C.R. and Ecklof, B., 1986
11 Seminars, Papers given--Smith, G., n.d.
12 Shaw Lectures: Correspondence with Albert Shaw, 1921-1940
13 Shaw Lectures: Correspondence with C.W. Dittus, Hopkins
Press, 1929, 1932
14 Shaw Lectures: Correspondence with unsuccessful or
uninterested candidates, 1928-1935
15 Shaw Lectures, 1913: William R. Manning, 1928
16 Shaw Lectures, 1921: Percy A. Martin, 1921-1926
17 Shaw Lectures, 1922: Lindsay Rogers, 1921-1924
18 Shaw Lectures, 1924: Henry M. Wriston, 1923-1929
19 Shaw Lectures, 1926: Samuel F. Bemis, 1923-1925
20 Shaw Lectures, 1928: J. Fred Rippy, 1924-1928
21 Shaw Lectures, 1929: Joseph B. Lockey, 1922-1932 7 1 Shaw Lectures, 1930: Victor A. Belaunde, 1923-1938
2 Shaw Lectures, 1931: Charles C. Tansill, 1928-1932
3 Shaw Lectures, 1932: Dexter Perkins, 1929-1933
4 Shaw Lectures, 1933: Charles Seymour, 1932-1934
5 Shaw Lectures, 1934: DeWitt C. Poole, 1932-1934
6 Shaw Lectures, 1935: Frank H. Simonds, 1934-1936
7 Shaw Lectures, 1936: Julius W. Pratt, 1936-1937
8 Shaw Lectures, 1937: Dexter Perkins, 1935-1938
9 Shaw Lectures, 1938: Arthur P. Whitaker, 1936-1941
10 Shaw Lectures, 1939: William Spence Robertson, 1929-1939
11 Shaw Lectures, 1940: Albert K. Weinberg, 1939-1940
12 Shaw Lectures, 1941: Thomas A. Bailey, 1938-1941
13 Southern History Symposium, April 1970
14 Women's Lecture Series, 1986-1987
Subgroup 1, Series 2
Academic Programs
Subseries 1
Subject Files, 1879-1987
1 1 Accelerated BA/MA Program, 1971
2 Area and Language Study, 1943
3 Army Specialized Training Unit, First Term, July-October, 1943
4 Army Specialized Training Unit, Second Term, October-December,
1943
5 Army Specialized Training Unit, Third Term, January-March, 1944
6 Army Specialized Training Unit, Spring Term, April-June, 1944
7 Atlantic History and Culture Program, 1970
8 Core Curriculum, 1978 Subgroup 1, Series 2, Subseries 1 Box Folder
2 1 Curriculum: Examinations, 1880-1905 and Syllabus for "Studies
in Modern History," 1879-1880
2 Curriculum, 1923: Examination for History III
3 Curriculum, 1939: Syllabus of Occidental Civilization,
Frederic C. Lane
4 Curriculum, 1941-1942
5 Curriculum, 1948-1949: Syllabus of Occidental Civilization
from the 18th Century to the Present
6 Curriculum, Summer 1950
7 Curriculum, 1951-1952
8 Curriculum, 1952-1953
9 Curriculum, 1953-1954
10 Curriculum, 1954-1955
11 Curriculum, 1955-1956
12 Curriculum, 1956-1957
13 Curriculum, 1957-1958
14 Curriculum, 1958-1959 3 1 Curriculum, 1959-1960
2 Curriculum, 1960-1961
3 Curriculum, 1961-1962
4 Curriculum, 1962-1963
5 Curriculum, 1963-1964
6 Curriculum, 1964-1965
7 Curriculum, 1966-1967
8 Curriculum, 1967-1968
9 Curriculum, 1968-1969
10 Curriculum, 1969-1970
11 Curriculum, 1970-1971
12 Curriculum, 1971-1972
13 Curriculum, 1972-1973
14 Curriculum, 1973-1974
15 Curriculum, 1974-1975
16 Curriculum, 1976-1979
17 Curriculum, 1979-1980
18 Curriculum, Fall 1980 4 1 Curriculum, Spring 1981
2 Curriculum, Fall 1981
3 Curriculum, undated syllabi
4 Institute of Southern History, 1966, 1972-1975
5 Latin American studies, 1988
6 Majors in History, 1933-1962
7 New Plan: "The Study of History under the New Plan," n.d.
8 Publications of Students of the History Department, 1938-1939
9 Requirements for Majors in History, 1971-1972
10 Social and Behavioral Science Area Major, 1984-1987
11 Villa Spelman: Advanced Study in European History, 1984-1986 Subgroup 1, Series 2, Subseries 1 Box Folder
4 12 Villa Spelman Project, 1985-1990
13 West Indies Exchange Project, 1985-1986
14 West Indies Exchange Project, 1985-1990
15 West Indies Exchange Project, 1987-1990
Subgroup 1, Series 2, Subseries 2
Course Records, 1974-1984
5 1 10.1 Occidental Civilization, McCormick, Fall 1983
2 10.1 Occidental Civilization, McCormick, Fall 1984
3 10.2 Occidental Civilization, Goldthwaite, Spring 1983
4 10.2 Occidental Civilization, Kagan, Spring 1983-1984
5 10.3 Occidental Civilization, Walker, Fall 1983
6 10.3 Occidental Civilization, Forster, Fall 1984
7 10.4 Occidental Civilization, Spring, Spring 1983
8 10.4 Occidental Civilization, Lidtke, Spring 1984
9 10.9 U.S. History, Ditz, Fall 1983
10 10.9 U.S. History, Ditz, Fall 1984
11 10.10 U.S. History, Walters, Spring 1983
12 10.10 U.S. History, Walters, Spring 1983-1984
13 10.19 Introduction to East Asian History, Rowe, Fall 1984
14 10.57 American Popular Entertainment, Walters, Fall 1984
15 10.107 Political and Social History of the U.S., Walters,
Spring 1983-1984
16 10.301 France in the Middle Ages, Baldwin, Spring 1983
17 10.301 France in the Middle Ages, Baldwin, Fall 1984
18 10.302 Historiography of Modern China, Rowe, Spring 1983-1984
19 10.304 Culture and Society in Modern America, Higham, Spring
1983
20 10.312 Italy in the Renaissance, Goldthwaite, Fall 1983
21 10.315 Ancient Civilizations of Central and South America,
Russell-Wood, Spring 1982
22 10.320 Problems in Chinese Agrarian History, Rowe, Spring
1983
23 10.320 Problems in Chinese Agrarian History, Rowe, Fall 1984
24 10.322 France in the 19th Century, Forster, Spring 1983
25 10.323 Cuba and the Contemporary Caribbean, Knight, Fall 1983
26 10.323 Cuba and the Contemporary Caribbean, Knight, Fall 1984
27 10.324 Revolutionary Experience in Modern Latin America,
Knight, Spring 1984
28 10.325 History of Spain, Kagan, Fall 1984
29 10.329 Colloquium: Problems in Chinese History, Rowe, Fall
1983
30 10.330 Community, Custom and Law in Medieval England, Holt,
Spring 1983
31 10.337 European Landed Elite in 19th Century, Spring, Fall
1984
32 10.346 Early Modern Germany, Walker, Fall 1984
33 10.348 Comparative Family History, Ditz, Spring 1983
34 10.348 Comparative Family History, Ditz, Fall 1983
35 10.348 Comparative Family History, Ditz, Fall 1984
36 10.351 Modern Chinese History, Rowe, Fall 1983
37 10.352 Modern Chinese History II, Rowe, Spring 1983 Subgroup 1, Series 2, Subseries 2 Box Folder
5 38 10.352 Modern Chinese History II, Rowe, Spring 1983-1984
39 10.353 Societies and Cultures of the Atlantic World, Knight,
Fall 1984
40 10.359 20th Century Africa, Cohen, Spring 1983-1984
41 10.360 Community and Society in the American North, Ditz,
Spring 1982
42 10.360 Community and Society in the American North, Ditz,
Spring 1983-1984
43 10.362 Age of Jackson, Freehling, Spring 1984
44 10.366 Undergraduate Seminar in Family History, Spring 1984
45 10.375 19th Century American Intellectual History, Lynn, Fall
1983
46 10.375 19th Century American Intellectual History, Lynn, Fall
1984
47 10.376 20th Century American Intellectual History, Lynn,
Spring 1983
48 10.376 20th Century American Intellectual History, Lynn,
Spring 1984
49 10.378 British Political Thought, Pocock, Fall 1983
50 10.380 History of European Political Thought, Pocock, Spring
1984
51 10.388 Problems in British History and Historiography,
Pocock, n.d.
52 10.603 Seminar in African History, Kea, Fall 1976
53 10.611-612 Topics in the History of Modern France, Forster,
1977-1978
54 10.613 Schedual of Seminar Meetings, Green, 1976
55 10.620 Colloquium in Modern German History, Lidtke, Spring
1976
56 10.621 Seminar on the Study of Political Thought, Pocock,
Fall 1984
57 10.624 Colloquium in German History, Walker
58 10.630 History of Brazil, Russell-Wood, Spring 1977
59 10.633 Colonial America: Some Cultural Perspectives, Rhys,
Fall 1975
60 10.635 Topics in Southern History and the Civil War, Rose,
Fall 1976
61 10.636 Recent Writings on Southern History, Freehling, Spring
1979
62 10.645 The General Field in Americln History, Lynn, 1976-1977
63 10.645 Literature of American History--for the General Field,
Higham, 1975
64 10.647 The History of Religion in the United States, Smith,
Fall 1974
65 10.649 Problems in American Cultural History, Higham, Fall
1978
66 10.650 Problems in American Cultural History, Higham, Spring
1979
67 10.653 Problems in American Hstory, Walters, Fall 1983
68 10.683 Seminar in Oral History Methododlgy, Cohen, Fall 1975
68 80.318 Economic History and Anthropology of Africa, Curtin,
Fall 1983
69 80.318 Economic History and Anthropology of Africa, Curtin,
Fall 1984
70 80.329 The World and the West, Curtin, Fall 1983
71 80.330 The World and the West, Curtin, Fall 1984
72 80.369 Political and Social Thought of the French
Enlightenment, Kelly, Fall 1983
73 Audio/Visual Material for U.S. History, Walters, 1979
74 Family History: Field Survey, Ditz, n.d.
75 Habsburg Spain: Reading List, Kagan, May 1984
Subgroup 1, Series 3
Faculty
Box Folder
1 1 Ambrose, Stephen, 1965, 1968-1970, 1987
2 American History Appointment, 1985
3 American History Appointment by Candidate, 1985, A - G
4 American History Appointment by Candidate, 1985, H - N
5 American History Appointment by Candidate, 1985, O - Z
6 American History Appointment, 1988-1989
7 Appointments, 1965-1973
8 Appointments Committee, 1968-1973
9 Banner, James M., Jr., 1969
10 Beard, Charles A.: Correspondence, Reports and Newspaper
Clippings, 1935, 1940-1941, 1969
11 Beard, Charles A.: Course, History 7P, 1940-1941
12 Beard, Charles A.: Seminar in American History: Minutes,
Papers and Outlines, 1940
13 Becker, Marvin, 1966
14 Billington, James H., 1968
15 Brenner, Robert, 1972
16 Campbell, Charles, 1946, 1950, 1957-1958
17 Colie, Rosalie, 1971-1972
18 Davis, David Brion, 1968-1969
19 Donald, David H., 1963, 1969-1972
20 Ellis, Richard E., 1969
21 Engel-Janosi, Friedrich: Bibliography, Curriculum Vitae and
General Correspondence, 1938-1942
22 Engel-Janosi, Friedrich: Correspondence seeking funds and
academic positions, 1940-1941
23 Engel-Janosi, Friedrich: Correspondence with President Bowman
regarding Engel-Janosi, 1938-1941
24 Engelstein, Laura, 1990
25 European History Appointments, 1989
26 Faculty, Comparative Statistics, 1984
27 Faculty, general, 1942-1943
28 Fischer, Wolfram, 1971
29 Gambrill, J. Montgomery, 1940-1943
30 Gatzke, Hans W., 1955-1963
31 Gatzke, Hans W., 1947-1968
32 Giesey, Ralph, 1969
33 Graham, Hugh Davis, 1967-1971
34 Greenfield, Kent Roberts, 1932-1935
35 Greenfield, Kent Roberts, 1940-1968
36 Gruen, Erich S., 1971-1972
37 Gundersheimer, Werner, 1967
38 Hanum, M. Theodore, 1944-1945
39 Harris, P.M.G., 1968-1969
40 Heinrichs, Waldo H., 1960-1966
41 Herlihy, David, 1969-1970 Subgroup 1, Series 3 Box Folder
1 42 Herlihy, David, 1971-1972
43 Hess, Andrew C., 1972-1975
44 Holt, Thomas C., 1981
45 Holt, W. Stull, 1940-1942
46 House, Albert V., 1940
47 Hughes, Thomas, 1968-1970
48 Hyman, Harold M., 1965-1966
49 Jackson, Kennell A., Jr., 1968
50 Johnson, Roger, 1967-1968
51 Kea, Ray, 1967, 1971-1979
52 Kelly, George Armstrong, 1983, 1986
53 Krieger, Leonard, 1971-1972
54 Lane, Frederic C.: Articles and Reviews; Unser Kampf: A
Biography of Frederic C. Lane
55 Lane, Frederic C.: Curriculum Vitae, Articles and Reviews of
his work, Course Materials and Correspondence, 1928-1966
56 Lane, Frederic C.: Fund collected to publish Lane's papers,
1965-1966
57 Lane, Frederic C., 1967, 1980-1987
58 Lane, Frederic C., 1984-1985
59 Latan‚, John H., 1930-1940
60 Lattimore, Owen, 1951-1965
61 Levin, David, 1968 2 1 McKay, Vernon, 1964-1965
2 Mandelbaum, Seymour, 1968-1969
3 Marcus, Harold G., 1967-1968
4 Medievalists: Correspondence regarding filling position in
Medieval History, 1960
5 Medievalists by candidate, B-H, 1960-1961
6 Medievalists by candidate, L-W, 1960-1961
7 Midelfort, H.C. Erik, 1972
8 Milazzo, Matteo, 1971-1972
9 Mirsky, Jonathan, 1972
10 Mitchell, Allan, 1967
11 Mommsen, Theodor, 1936-1940
12 Morison, Samuel Eliot, 1938-1942
13 Muller-Hulsebusch, Bernhard, 1965-1966
14 Musto, David, 1967-1968
15 New, Irene, 1969
16 New, John F.H., 1967-1968
17 Painter, Sidney: Curriculum Vitae, Bibliography, Inventory of
his Library and Papers in the Lanier Room, n.d.
18 Painter, Sidney: Memorials: Fund, Ceremony, Portrait, Volume
of Essays, 1960-1962
19 Painter, Sidney: Papers and Correspondence, 1935-1990 Subgroup 1, Series 3 Box Folder
3 1 Painter, Sidney: Talks, n.d.
2 Pike, Ruth, 1968-1969
3 Prall, Stuart, 1967-1968
4 Pressly, Thomas, 1968-1969
5 Prest, Wilfred, 1968-1971
6 Quynn, Dorothy Mackay, 1941-1942
7 Rabb, T.K., 1966-1969
8 Raeff, Marc, 1971-1986
9 Reddick, Lawrence D., 1966-1967
10 Renaissance Historians, 1964-1966
11 Robertson, Righton, 1967-1968
12 Rule, John C., 1968-1969
13 Salsbury, Stephen, 1967
14 Shimizu, Hiroshi, 1955-1956
15 Slusser, Robert M., 1960-1962, 1967-1971
16 Smith, Wilson, 1958-1967
17 Sparks, David S., 1964-1965
18 Stone, Lawrence, 1966
19 Ullmann, Walter, 1965
20 Vincent, John Martin, 1937-1953
21 Wieruszowski, Helene, 1938-1959
22 Woodward, C. Vann: Articles and Reviews, no date
23 Woodward, C. Vann: Curriculum Vitae, Newspaper Clippings,
Correspondence, 1946-1961
24 Woodward, C. Vann: Series of Eight Lectures on Southern
History, I-IV, n.d.
25 Woodward, C. Vann: Series of Eight Lectures on Southern
History, V-VIII, n.d.
26 Woolf, Harry, 1961
27 Wright, Esmond, 1951-1953
28 Zagorin, Perez, 1964-1965
Subgroup 1, Series 4
Departmental Administration
Subject Files, 1883-1991
1 1 Academic Council Reviews, May 1980-December 1987
2 Alumni News and Letters, 1931, 1934-1935, 1938-1942, 1944,
1946
3 Alumni News and Letters: Announcements for Alumni Magazine,
1935-1940
4 American Civilization Undergraduate Program, 1978-1983
5 American Institute of Contemporary German Studies, 1982
6 Assorted Bills, 1985-1988
7 AT&T Proposal, 1985-1986, 1988
8 Atlantic History and Culture Program, 1972-1981
9 Atlantic History and Culture Program--David W. Cohen, 1974-
1975, 1978
10 Atlantic History and Culture Program, 1980-1981
11 Atlantic History and Culture Program - David W. Cohen, 1981-
1983
12 Atlantic History and Culture Program, 1984 Subgroup 1, Series 4 Box Folder
1 13 Atlantic History and Culture Program, 1984-1987
14 Atlantic History and Culture Program - Russell-Wood; Martin,
1988
15 Atlantic History and Culture Program, 1989-1991
16 Atlantic History and Culture Program: Lists, 1975-1977, 1980
17 Atlantic History and Culture Program: Travel Awards 1989
18 Atlantic Program Directorship, November 1985-January 1989
19 Bielefeld Exchange, 1983-1984
20 Bielefeld Exchange, 1983-1985
21 Braudel, Fernand, 1972-1976
22 Bryn Mawr Proposal (NEH), 1989
23 Butler Prize, 1956-1982
24 Capital Improvements
25 China, 1976-1981
26 Committee for the Study of the Humanities, 1984
27 Committee on Undergraduate Studies, 1975-1976
28 Computers File, October 1984-January 1988
29 Computer Hardware
30 Conference on Latin American History, 1987-1990
31 Correspondence on Advising, 1966, 1973, 1975
32 Correspondence of Chairman (Lidtke, Vernon), 1976-1977
33 Correspondence of Chairman (Lidtke, Vernon), 1978-1979
34 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), 1985-1989
35 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), 1985-1986
36 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), 1986-1987
37 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), 1987-1988
38 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), 1988-1989
39 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), A-G, 1989-
1990
40 Correspondence of Chairman (Russell-Wood, A.J.R.), H-W, 1989-
1990
41 Correspondence of Chairman (Goldthwaite, Richard), 1990-1991
42 Cunliffe, Marcus, 1968 2 1 Department, 1967-1972
2 Department Budget, 1973-1974
3 Department Budget, 1974-1975
4 Departmental Memoranda, 1970-1976
5 Departmental Memoranda, 1976-1977
6 Departmental Memoranda, 1977-1978
7 Departmental Memoranda, 1978-1979
8 Departmental Memoranda, 1979-1980
9 Departmental Memoranda, 1980-1981
10 Departmental Memoranda, 1981-1982
11 Departmental Memoranda, 1982-1983
12 Departmental Memoranda, 1983-1984
13 Departmental Memoranda, 1984-1985
14 Departmental Memoranda, 1985-1986
15 Departmental Memoranda, 1986-1987
16 Departmental Memoranda, 1987-1988 Subgroup 1, Series 4 Box Folder
2 17 Departmental Memoranda, 1988-1989
18 Departmental Memoranda, 1989-1990
19 Departmental Memoranda, 1990-1991
20 Departmental Newsletter, 1972-1973
21 Departmental Newsletter, 1974-1975
22 Departmental Review, 1975
23 Dissertation Defense, 1985
24 Faculty Furniture
25 Federal Emergency Relief Administration, 1934-1935
26 Gilman Hall Renovation, November 1984-December 1986
27 Graduate Student Aid (Confidential), 1974-1975
28 Graduate Student Aid (Confidential), 1975
29 Graduate Student Aid (Confidential), 1975-1976
30 Graduate Student Aid (Confidential), 1975-1976--Folder 2
31 Graduate Student Aid (Confidential), 1979-1981
32 Graduate Student Budget, 1981-1982
33 Graduate Student Field Examinations, 1964-1979
34 Grainger, J.H., 1976
35 Guest Speakers, 1985-1986
36 Historical Library, Cashbook, 1883-1930
37 Honorary Degree, 1985
38 Institute for American Studies at New University, Lisbon, 1989
39 Job Placement: Graduate Students, 1973-1983
40 Kiplin, September 1989-February 1990
41 Kougel Prize, 1985
42 Law and History, 1985-1989
43 Library Complaints, April 1986-September 1989
44 Livesay, Harold, 1976
45 Long Range Plans, 1965-1970
46 Long Range Plans, 1983
47 Long Range Plans, 1983-1987
48 Madrid Project, n.d.
49 Manuscript Society Prize, 1980
50 Maryland State Colonization Society Project, 1974
51 Mathais Committee, 1980, 1984
52 Mentor, February 1986-March 1987
53 Outside Advisory Committee, 1968 3 1 Port Cities Conference--Franklin Knight, May 1-2, 1986
2 Portugal-Hopkins Proposal, 1986
3 Program in American Religious History--Lilly Endowment, 1974-
1976
4 Raver-Beller, Elizabeth, 1989-1990
5 Report, June 22, 1940
6 Report: "The Advancement of American Civilization through the
Study of its History," n.d. Subgroup 1, Series 4 Box Folder
3 7 Report: "'Men, Not Buildings': A Study of the Johns Hopkins
University and its Distinguished Homewood Alumni," by
Clifton K. Yearley, Jr., January 1953
8 Report: "Report on Historical Instruction, Research and
Writing at the Johns Hopkins University," n.d.
9 Report: "Report on the Status of Women in the Schools of
Arts & Sciences and Engineering," June 1985
10 Report: "Statement for the Homewood Committee of the
Department of History," n.d.
11 Report on Professional Activities, 1989
12 Report to the Dean, 1979-1980
13 Report to the Dean, 1980-1981
14 Report to the Dean, 1981-1982
15 Report to the Dean, 1982-1983
16 Report to the Dean, 1983-1984
17 Report to the Dean, 1984-1985
18 Report to the Dean, 1985-1986
19 Report to the Dean, 1986-1987
20 Reports to the President, 1931-1940
21 Reports to the President, 1940-1950
22 Reports to the President, 1950-1960
23 Reports to the President, 1960-1966
24 Reports to the President, 1967-1979
25 Russian History, 1986
26 Seminar Correspondence, 1988-1989
27 Smithsonian Institute Cooperative Programs, 1984-1986
28 So, Ki Sook, Senior Typist, July 1983-August 1984
29 Sokolow, Isadore, The Prize - 1986-1989
30 Statistics, 1960-1962
31 Studies in Historical and Political Science, 1928-1953
32 Summer Program in Quantification, 1973-1977 4 1 Summer Seminar in Quantitative Methods, 1977
2 Summer Seminar in Quantitative Techniques, 1978
3 Summer Seminar in Quantitative Techniques, 1979
4 Summer Seminar: Quantitative Seminar in Historical Research,
1980
5 Summer Session, 1968-1976
6 Tilly, Charles, 1972
7 Undergraduate Students, 1984-1988
8 Undergraduate Students: Admissions Information, 1976
9 Undergraduate Students: Clearance Documentation, 1986
10 Undergraduate Students: Humanities Area Major, 1988
11 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1976-1977
12 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1977-1978
13 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1978-1979
14 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1979-1980
15 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1980-1981
16 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1981-1982 Subgroup 1, Series 4 Box Folder
4 17 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1982-1983
18 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1983-1984
19 Undergraduate Students: Information, 1985-1986
20 Undergraduate Students: Statistics, 1973-1979
21 Undergraduate Students: Statistics, 1975-1987
22 Villa Spellman, 1975, 1979, 1984-1986
23 Villa Spellman, 1987-1990
24 Visiting Fellows, 1985-1988
25 Word Processing Committee, January - April 1982
26 Xerox Machine
Subgroup 1, Series 5
Funding
1 1 Abell Foundation, 1965-1982
2 American-Italian Fund, 1977-1981
3 Bicentennial Council of the Original 13 States Fund, 1978
4 Brittingham Fund, 1976-1990
5 Commonwealth Fund, 1927-1928, 1932
6 Conference on 18th Century Chesapeake, 1984-1985
7 Danforth Foundation, 1960
8 Delmas/Lane Fellowship, 1985
9 Ford Foundation, 1970-1972
10 Frederick Jackson Turner Endowment, 1988-1990
11 Frederick Jackson Turner Society, 1985-1990
12 Frederick Jackson Turner Society, 1990
13 Frederick Jackson Turner Society, 1990-1991
14 Friedenwald Foundation, 1937-1939
15 Fund for Faculty Grants, 1944, 1955, 1958-1962, 1966
16 Gifts, 1973
17 Greenfield Fund, 1953-1968
18 Historical Publication and Records Commission: Galambos 1984-
1985
19 Jackson, Stuart, 1934-1937
20 Kenan Endowment, 1983
21 Kenan Grant: Asian Studies, 1990
22 Klotz, Dr. Benjamin, 1984
23 Lauchheimer Scholarship, 1937, 1940
24 Lilly Endowment, 1979-1981
25 Lilly Endowment, 1983
26 Maryland Humanities Council: Brown, 1988
27 Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, 1985
28 National Archives and Records: Galambos, 1986, 1991
29 National Defense Education Act Fellowships, 1965-1969
30 National Endowment for the Humanities, 1973-1974, 1976, 1978
31 National Endowment for the Humanities: John W. Baldwin, 1974-
1978
32 National Endowment for the Humanities: Baldwin, 1976-1979,
1980 Subgroup 1, Series 5 Box Folder
1 33 National Endowment for the Humanities: Galambos, 1984
34 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Seminar,
1978: Curtin, Philip
35 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Seminar,
1979: Mastny, Vojtech 2 1 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Boyer, Barton L.
2 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Dawson, Hugh Joseph
3 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Hargrave, Claude
4 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Hoye, Timothy K.
5 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Jarrett, Willoughby G.
6 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Joyce, Davis D.
7 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Ketcham, Michael G.
8 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Knight, Franklin W.
9 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Levine, Norman
10 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Pisano, Anthony P.
11 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Pocock, J.G.A.
12 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Potter, Clifton W.
13 NEH Summer Seminar, 1980: Sweeney, J. Morgan
14 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Blake, Carlyle
15 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Cate, Reynolds
16 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Goldfaden, Bruce
17 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Hess, Roberta
18 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Hopkins, John
19 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Horn, Benton
20 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Murphy, Annabelle
21 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Ramos, Frank
22 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Sieradzki, Daniel
23 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Skirble, Rosanne
24 NEH Summer Seminar, 1981: Warne, W. Robert
25 NEH Summer Seminar, 1982: Greene, Jack P.
26 NEH Summer Seminar, 1982-1983: Pocock, J.G.A.
27 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Brown, Robert
28 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Browning,
Robert
29 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Chatlos,
Kenneth
30 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Cocks, Edmond
D.
31 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Cogan, Felicia
32 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Fechner, Roger
33 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Gleason,
Daniel
34 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Kievitt, Frank
David
35 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Lichtenstein,
Aaron
36 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Taylor, James
37 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984: Walsh, David
38 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1984-1985: Pocock,
J.G.A. Subgroup 1, Series 5 Box Folder
3 1 National Research Council, 1982
2 National Science Foundation: Cohen, 1978-1980
3 Rockefeller Foundation, 1973
4 Rockefellar Foundation: Cohen, 1987-1988
5 Tinker Foundation, 1986-1987
6 Vincent Fellowships, 1948-1952
7 Weaver Fellowship, 1991
8 West Indies Lecture Series, 1983
9 Woodrow Wilson Fellows, 1957-1964
Subgroup 1, Series 6
Extra-Departmental
1 1 Academic Council, 1965, 1976-1977, 1979, 1987
2 Academic Council, 1965, 1979, 1980
3 American Historical Association, 1968, 1973-1975, 1977, 1979
4 American Historical Association, 1987-1991
5 Baker, Newton D., 1928
6 Baldwin, Frances, 1932
7 Bancroft, Frederic, 1911-1947
8 Baron, Hans, 1937-1939
9 Bevan, William, 1969
10 Bonaparte, Joseph Letters, 1933
11 Bowman, President Isaiah, 1935-1941
12 Branham, Lucy, 1940-1941
13 Business History Conference, 1990
14 Carroll Papers, 1947
15 Center for Urban Affairs, 1968, 1970, 1972
16 Committees, 1947, 1950-1951
17 Dean's Correspondence, 1967-1972
18 Dean's Correspondence, 1976-1983
19 Dean's Correspondence, 1984-1987
20 Ecole Des Hautes Etudes En Sciences Sociales, 1978-1979
21 Eisenberg, Gerson G., 1988-1989
22 Evening College, 1968-1972, 1976, 1981
23 Fast, Howard, 1953
24 Frazer, Keener C., 1931
25 German Institute, 1987
26 Halperin, S. William, 1931-1940
27 Harrisse Collection, 1936-1937
28 Heaton, Herbert, 1954
29 Italian Consulate, 1937-1938
30 Jewish Studies, 1987
31 Johns Hopkins University Press, 1981-1982
32 Jones, Ross, 1965-1969
33 Library, 1986-1987 Subgroup 1, Series 6 Box Folder
1 34 Lockheart, James, 1985
35 Longaker, Richard, 1976-1987
36 Lopez, Robert S., 1953
37 McKee, George, 1930-1931
38 Maryland Historical Society, 1925-1930
39 Mauck, Willfred, 1927-1931
40 Media, 1987
41 Moger, Allen W., 1928-1933
42 Naval Academy, 1982, 1987
43 Nettels, Curtis P., 1941, 1980
44 Newbury Summer Institute, 1974
45 Nichols, Roy F., 1940-1941
46 Nitobe, Inazo, 1934
47 Oliver, John Rathbone, 1937
48 Parsons, Talcott, 1940
49 Peabody Debacle, 1989
50 Peabody Library, 1950, 1957 2 1 Proposed Calendar, 1976-1977
2 Radoff, Morris L., 1941
3 Reserve Officer Training Corps, 1985
4 Rose, John Holland, 1920-1921
5 Rosett, Louise Carey, 1944
6 Santillana, George, 1940
7 Schafranek, Victor Ernst, 1931-1932
8 Schlumbohm, post. 1980
9 Schneider, Dorothee, 1977
10 School of Advanced International Studies, 1968
11 Storr, Richard, 1941
12 Smith-Rosenberg, Carroll, 1989
13 Student Council, 1973-1978
14 Student Council: Education Committee, 1975-1981
15 Student Council Report: History Department, 1975
16 Tawney, R. H., 1941-1942
17 Tobler, John O., 1935
18 Trent, William P., 1887-1893, 1907, 1935
19 United States Air Force Academy, 1986, 1988-1989
20 Universities Committee on Post-War International Problems,
1943-1944
21 University Administration, 1967-1969
22 Western French Conference, 1986
23 Willard, Daniel, 1931
24 Wollemborg, Leo, 1940
25 Wood, Gordon, post 1984
26 Confidential Faculty Records, A-L, 1940-1989
27 Confidential Faculty Records, M-P, 1940-1988
28 Confidential Faculty Records, Q-Z, 1941-1988 Subgroup 1, Series 6 Box Folder
2 29 Confidential Student Records: Graduate Students' Evaluations,
Fellowship Awards, 1952-1989
30 Confidential Student Records: Reports on Students, 1954-1957
31 Confidential Student Records, A-F, 1928-1969
32 Confidential Student Records, G-L, 1931-1968
33 Confidential Student Records, M-N, 1930-1962
34 Confidential Student Records, O-Z, 1930-1959
Subgroup 1, Series 7
Visiting Fellows and Faculty
1 1 Abe, Hitoshi, 1982-1984
2 Adler, Annette M., 1977
3 Affleck, Colin Ian, 1982
4 Akintoye, Stephen Adebanji, 1978
5 Anderson, Alan, 1973-1979
6 Anderson, Barbara A., 1974-1975
7 Armstrong, Douglas V., 1985
8 Atkinson, Ronald R., 1973-1974
9 Bailey, Jennifer G., 1981
10 Beckles, Hilary McD. (West Indies Exchange), 1989-1990
11 Beekelaar, Gerhard A.M., 1978-1980, 1983
12 Behar, Ruth, 1977
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