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Pettit, Arthur G.

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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

Arthur G. Pettit Memorial Lecture, 1991-2018

 File — Box 112: Series Series V; Series Series VI
Identifier: Box: 112
Scope and Contents Promotional and planning materials for the following lectures are included in the papers: "American Indians: Perspectives in the 21st Century," Dr. David Warren (November 1991), "A Tale of Two Towns," Duane A. Smith (October 1993), "Grits, God, and Gingrich: The Southernization of American Culture," Paul Harvey (October 1995), "Making Sense of American History," Edward Countryman (November 1997), "Making Saints: Changing Pueblo-Vecino Relations and the New Mexico Santo Tradition 1780-1840,"...
Dates: 1991-2018

Pettit, Arthur G. - biographical materials, 1973-2000

 File — Box 111
Identifier: Box: 111
Scope and Contents From the Record Group: The physical records are divided into six major sections: administrative materials, syllabi, grants and awards, faculty records, external reviews, and events. The administrative materials include departmental minutes and related materials, course information, and records addressing other issues related to the daily function of the Department of History. A comprehensive collection of departmental syllabi from 1989 to 2022 is described by the second series. The grants and awards section is...
Dates: 1973-2000

Pettit, Arthur G. - publications, bulk: 1960s-1970s

 File — Box 111
Identifier: Box: 111
Scope and Contents The files includes the following publications: "To Be An American" (Colorado College Magazine, 1976), "Relaciones Zapata-Carranza" (Anuario de Historia, 1967), "Needed: A revolution in the Teaching of History" (The Independent School Bulletin, 1966), "Emiliano Zapata's Revolt Against the Mexican Government, 1908-1911" (The Historian, 1969), "Mark Twain and the Negro, 1867-1869" (The Journal of Negro History, 1971), "Mark Twain, the Blood-Feud and the South" (The Southern Literary Journal,...
Dates: Majority of material found within 1960s-1970s