Correspondence, 1940s-1990s
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Chiefly professional correspondence covering a wide array of topics, including recommendations, discussions of papers, publishing, trip planning and reports, invitation responses, and other academic affairs. Arranged in alphabetical order. Folders with a single letter as a heading (e.g., A-General) contain general correspondence separately filed by Domar, possibly in his home files.
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