Holdings Liberal Arts and Sciences History Department Edgar L. Erickson Papers Finding Aid Holdings Liberal Arts and Sciences History Department Edgar L. Erickson Papers Finding Aid Title: Edgar L. Erickson Papers, 1937-65
ID: 15/13/30
Primary Creator: Erickson, Edgar L. (1902-1968)
Extent: 9.6 cubic feet
Arrangement: Alphabetical by subject, by type of material, chronological thereunder.
Subjects: American Historical Association, British Empire, Chemical Warfare, Coolie Labor, Course Notes, Documentary Reproduction, England - History and Geography, England - Politics and Government, Faculty Papers, Fulbright Awards, Military Government, West Indies, World War II - Military Government and Peace, World War II - Service and Training
Formats/Genres: Papers
Languages: English
Papers of Edgar Lewis Erickson (1902-68), professor of history (1938-67), including correspondence, manuscripts and notes on the history of England and the British Empire, the collection and reproduction in microprint of the British Sessional Papers (1947-54); the activities of the American Historical Association's Committee on Documentary Reproduction and the Overseas Scholarship (Fulbright) program to reproduce essential foreign records; manuscripts on "The Foundation of the Civil Affairs/Military Government Doctrine of the United States Army in World War II" and "The Introduction of Coolie Labor in the West Indies" and course materials. The papers include many army publications concerning Mr. Erickson's training in Chemical Warfare (1942-43) and research as historian for the Civil Affairs/ Military Government division.
American Historical Association
British Empire
Chemical Warfare
Coolie Labor
Course Notes
Documentary Reproduction
England - History and Geography
England - Politics and Government
Faculty Papers
Fulbright Awards
Military Government
West Indies
World War II - Military Government and Peace
World War II - Service and Training
URL: https://files.archon.library.illinois.edu/uasfa/1513030.pdf
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