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Lee E. Huddleston Papers, circa 1965 - 1968Add to your cart.

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Collection Overview

Title: Lee E. Huddleston Papers, circa 1965 - 1968Add to your cart.
Predominant Dates: 1966 - 1967
ID: 02/03/ UG.18
Primary Creator: Lee Eldridge Huddleston (1935 - 2003)
Extent: 2.0 Boxes
Arrangement: The arrangement is by type of document: correspondence, draft of the dissertation, copy of the book typescript.
Date Acquired: 00/00/1981
Subjects:
Forms of Material: Correspondence.
Dissertation, Academic.
Manuscripts.
Languages: English

Abstract

The collection is primarily composed of the draft of Lee Huddleston's dissertation.  There is a small amount of correspondence and a copy of the manuscritpt of Dr. Huddleston's book, Origins of the Indians: European Concepts, 1492 - 1729, which was drawn from his dissertation.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The collection consists of one folder of correspondence, handwritten and typed drafts of his dissertation, and a typescript copy of his book, Origins of the Indians: European Concepts, 1492 - 1729, which is based on his dissertation.  The dissertation and the book deal with what Europeans believed about the origins of American Indians.

Collection Historical Note

The dissertation was prepared by Lee E. Huddleston to meet the requirements of earning a Ph. D. at The University of Texas at Austin.  He received his doctorate in 1966.

Biographical Note

Dr. Lee Eldridge Huddleston was a professor of history at UNT from 1967 to 2003.  He received his bachelor of arts degree from Texas Technological College (now known as Texas Tech University) in 1959 and his Ph.D. from The University of Texas at Austin in 1966.  He taught at PMC Colleges in Chester, Pennsylvania, the University of Arkansas, Colorado State University and Kansas State University. His book, Origins of the Indians: European Concepts, 1492-1729, was published by the University of Texas Press in 1967.  [Much of this information comes from the North Texan Fall 2003]

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Administrative Information

Repository: University of North Texas Special Collections
Acquisition Source: Dr. Lee E. Huddleston
Acquisition Method: Gift
Preferred Citation: Lee E. Huddleston Papers, University of North Texas Speclal Collections

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Box 1861: Correspondence and Rough Drafts, circa 1966 - 1969Box 1862: Rough Draft, Revision Notes, Manuscript, circa 1966 - 1969

  • Box 1861: Correspondence and Rough Drafts, circa 1966 - 1969Add to your cart. Request Reading Room Access

    This box contains: one folder of correspondence which is concerned with the publication of Dr. Huddleston's book, Origins of the Indians: European Concepts, 1492 - 1729. The correspondence is from Cora Eiland Hicks and Lysander Kemp of The University of Texas Press.  There are twelve folders of drafts of Dr. Huddleston's dissertation.  The folders are divided as follows: Dissertation Draft 1 Parts 1 - 4, Dissertation Draft 2 Parts 1 - 4,  and Dissertation Draft 3 Parts 1 - 4.
    Barcode: 2728
    Folders: 13

  • Box 1862: Rough Draft, Revision Notes, Manuscript, circa 1966 - 1969Add to your cart. Request Reading Room Access

    This box contains four folders of Dr. Huddleston's rough draft of his dissertation.  They are labeled "Dissertation Draft 4 Parts 1-4.  There is one folder of revision notes.  The last folder has the typescript copy of Dr. Huddleston's book, Origins of the Indians: European Concepts, 1492 - 1729.
    Barcode: 2729
    Folders: 6

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