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- 1928-1959 (Creation)
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1 folder.
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American anthropologist Margaret Mead was born in Philidelphia in 1901. She was a prolific author and public speaker, best known for her work on people of the Pacific, in particular her first book Coming of age in Samoa (1928). She was a correspondent of Australian anthropologist Caroline Tennant-Kelly
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Letters to Caroline Kelly from Margaret Mead.
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Unrestricted access.
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- English
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Box 1, Folder 1
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Revised, MSB, 14-Jul-2023.
Converted from PDF finding aid, AM, 19-May-2020.