A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1963-1977 Kilpatrick, James J. Papers, 1963-1977 6626-g

A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1963-1977

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Accession Number 6626-g


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Repository
Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
Accession number
6626-g
Title
The James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1963-1977
Physical Characteristics
15,000 items
Language
English

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

There are no restrictions.

Use Restrictions

See the University of Virginia Library’s use policy.

Preferred Citation

James J. Kilpatrick Papers, 1963-1977, Accession #6626-g, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

The Library acquired these papers from James J. Kilpatrick on 3 May 1977.

Scope and Content Information

The collection contains reader mail, 1975-1977; speeches and related research and correspondence; manuscripts for his syndicated column, 1976 January to June; a 1974 interview with President Nixon regarding the Watergate scandal; articles, chiefly for National Review and related correspondence; research files particularly on Nixon, Watergate and the 1968 Democratic Convention; an appointment calendar and an account book.

Contents List

Reader Mail Jan-Jun 1975
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Reader Mail Jul-Dec 1975
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Reader Mail Jan-Jun 1976
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Reader Mail Jul-Dec 1976
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Speech Files (Speech manuscripts are primarily in the first three folders; others folders usually contain only research notes and correspondence)
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Radio, TV, and Column Manuscripts
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Magazine Articles and Related Material
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Research Files
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