TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Contents of the Papers
Organization of the Papers
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Research files, about 1934-1973,
Project files, 1936-1971,
Speeches, 1932-1963,
Manuscripts and published articles by Moraud, 1928-1975, undated,
Maps, about 19th-20th century,
Photographs and other images, 1936-1937, 1939,
undated,
Publications by other authors, 1857-1969,
Artifacts, about 1930s, undated,
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Marcel Moraud:
An Inventory of the Marcel Moraud Papers at the Sam Houston Regional
Library and Research Center, Texas State Archives, 1857-1975, undated, bulk 1936-1975
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Creator: |
Moraud, Marcel, 1886-1978. |
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Title: |
Marcel Moraud papers |
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Dates: | 1857-1975, undated |
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Dates (Bulk): | bulk 1936-1975 |
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Abstract: |
Marcel Moraud (1886-1978) served as
head of the Department of Romance languages at Rice University from 1924 to 1956.
The Marcel Moraud papers consist of research notes, manuscripts, correspondence,
clippings, photographs, publications, maps, and artifacts pertaining to Moraud's
scholarly research in French and Texas history, primarily in the areas of French
exploration and settlements in Texas from the 17th to the 19th centuries. The papers
also document his participation in events and projects pertaining to the French
presence in early Texas. Dates of the material are from 1857 to 1975, undated, bulk
1936 to 1975. Many materials are undated; the research files were probably created
during the 1930s to 1970s. Subjects include French explorer Robert Cavalier, sieur
de La Salle, and the observance of the 250th anniversary of his death in 1937; the
site of La Salle's Fort St. Louis in Texas; the Champ d'Asile settlement in Liberty
County, Texas; Henri Castro and the Castroville settlement in Texas; and exhibits
prepared for the 1968 HemisFair in San Antonio. |
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Quantity: |
6.5 cubic ft. |
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Location: |
These records are housed at the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center, P.O. Box 310, 650 FM 1011, Liberty, Texas 77575. |
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Language: |
These materials are written
predominately in English and
French with scattered
Spanish
throughout. |
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Repository: |
Texas State Archives |
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Sponsor: |
This EAD finding aid was created in cooperation with
Texas Archival Resources Online. |
Marcel Moraud was born in Roziers St. George, France, on October 19, 1886. He
completed his undergraduate work at the Sorbonne in Paris and obtained a
postgraduate degree from the University of Edinburgh. He served with the French Army
in World War I and, after being wounded, was appointed to the French High Commission
in Washington, D.C. in 1918. Moraud taught at the University of Minnesota, Princeton
University, and the University of Toronto before beginning a long career at Rice
Institute (now Rice University) in Houston. He was appointed head of the Department
of Romance Languages in 1924, a position he held until his retirement in 1956. He
advised the college's Fondren Library on the purchase of books, enabling it to
become one of the leading sources for study of French culture and civilization in
the South.
During his career, Moraud served as a visiting professor at Cornell University,
Middlebury College, Emory University, Wheaton College, and Wells College. He served
as the director of the American Foundation in Paris and lectured in Madrid, London,
Oxford, Glasgow, Brussels, and Paris. Moraud authored several books and numerous
articles on literature and French-American relations. He participated in many
projects and events that documented the role of the French in Texas. During the 1936
Texas Centennial he served as an advisor for an exhibit in Dallas and provided input
on historical markers. He assisted with the 250th anniversary commemoration of the
death of the French explorer Robert Cavalier, sieur de La Salle, in 1937 and was
instrumental in arranging for a French delegation to visit Texas and tour various
historic sites. In 1956 he advised the Daughters of the Republic of Texas on the
restoration of the French Legation in Austin and spoke at the dedication ceremony.
He assisted in the preparation of exhibit panels on the role of the French in Texas
for the 1968 HemisFair in San Antonio.
The American Association of Teachers of French and the Modern Language Association
conferred life memberships on Moraud. He was decorated with the Ordre des Palmes
Académiques and the order of the Legion of Honor by the French government in honor
of his efforts in the area of French-American relations. He died January 26, 1978,
in Houston and was buried in his native France.
(Sources include: Moraud obituary, The Houston Post,
January 27, 1978; and the records themselves.)
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Marcel Moraud (1886-1978) served as head of the Department of Romance Languages at
Rice University from 1924 to 1956. The Marcel Moraud papers consist of research
notes, manuscripts, correspondence, clippings, photographs, publications, maps, and
artifacts pertaining to Moraud's scholarly research in French and Texas history,
primarily in the areas of French exploration and settlements in Texas from the 17th
to the 19th centuries. The papers also document his participation in events and
projects pertaining to the French presence in early Texas. Dates range from 1857 to
1975, undated, with the bulk dating from 1936 to 1975. Many materials are undated;
the research files probably were created during the 1930s to 1970s. Subjects include
French explorer Robert Cavalier, sieur de La Salle, and the observance of the 250th
anniversary of his death in 1937; the site of La Salle's Fort St. Louis in Texas;
the Champ d'Asile settlement in Liberty County, Texas; Henri Castro and the
Castroville settlement in Texas; and exhibits prepared for the 1968 HemisFair in San
Antonio. Included in the papers is an unpublished manuscript by Moraud on French
explorers, pioneers, and social reformers in Texas. A significant portion of the
papers, primarily the research files, publications, and some newspaper clippings,
are in French.
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Organization of the Papers |
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The papers are organized into eight series: |
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Research files, about 1934-1973, 3.8 cubic ft. |
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Project files, 1936-1971, 0.55 cubic ft. |
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Speeches, 1932-1963, 0.17 cubic ft. |
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Manuscripts and published articles by Moraud, 1928-1975, undated, 0.4 cubic
ft. |
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Maps, undated, 0.25 cubic ft. |
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Photographs and other images, 1937, 1939, undated, 0.2 cubic ft. |
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Publications by other authors, 1857-1969, 1.02 cubic ft. |
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Artifacts, about 1930s, 0.1 cubic ft. |
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Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate but may be used in the Sam Houston Regional Library and
Research Center reading room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to
storage by staff members.
Restrictions on Use
Under the Copyright Law of 1976 as amended in 1998, unpublished manuscripts are
protected for the life of the author plus 70 years. The term of copyright for
published materials varies. Researchers are responsible for complying with the
Copyright Law.
Technical Requirements
Researchers are required to use gloves provided by Archives staff when reviewing
photographic materials.
Some materials are too large or too fragile to photocopy. Please see Archives staff
for assistance.
The Sam Houston Center does not have the equipment necessary to play the aluminum
phonograph. The recording must be digitized at the researcher's expense for
access.
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The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The
terms can be used to find similar or related records. |
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Subjects (Persons): |
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Castro, Henri, 1786-1865. |
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La Salle, Robert Cavelier, sieur de,
1643-1687. |
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Subjects (Meetings): |
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HemisFair (1968 : San Antonio,
Tex.). |
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Places: |
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Castroville
(Tex.)--History. |
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Champ d'Asile (Tex.). |
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France--History--17th
century. |
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France--History--18th
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France--History--19th
century. |
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Liberty County
(Tex.)--History. |
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North America--Discovery and
exploration--French. |
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Texas--Discovery and
exploration--French. |
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Texas--History--To 1846. |
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Document Types: |
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Artifacts (object genre). |
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Clippings (information
artifacts). |
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Maps (documents)--Texas. |
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Manuscripts
(documents)--Texas. |
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Photographs--Texas. |
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Publications
(documents)--France. |
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Publications
(documents)--Texas. |
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Research notes--Texas. |
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Speeches (documents). |
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The following materials are offered as possible sources of
further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The
listing is not exhaustive. |
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Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center |
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Champ
d'Asile collection, 1807-1999, bulk 1815-1820, 0.75 cubic ft. |
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John V. Clay
collection, 1818-1963, 2.5 cubic ft. |
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Jean and
Price Daniel Texas History collection: Champ d'Asile French Archives Collection
of two reels of microfilm and photocopies from the National Archives of France
regarding Champ d'Asile, 1968, 0.5 cubic ft. [There is no finding aid for these
papers. Please contact Archives staff for assistance.] |
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Jean
Epperson archives, 1969-2005, undated, 8.85 cubic ft. |
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Texas State Archives |
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Castro
(Henri) papers, 1843, 0.05 cubic ft. [There is no finding aid for these
unprocessed papers. Call number is 2-23/1027.] |
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Legation (U.S.) correspondence, 1835-1839, 1841, 1843-1845, undated, bulk
1836-1839, 4.75 cubic ft. |
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Secretary of State colonization records, 1820-1879, undated, bulk 1836-1845,
1.71 cubic ft. |
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Texas
General Land Office colonization certificate records, 1848-1855, bulk 1848-1851,
2.4 cubic ft. (20 volumes) |
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(Identify the item and cite the series), Marcel Moraud papers. Sam Houston
Regional Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
Accession numbers: 1990.055, 1996.274, 2000.147
These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center
by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on March 15,
1990. Additions to the papers were donated by Murphy on October 12, 1996, and
July 18, 2000.
Finding aid by Penny L. Clark, August 1997
Description updated by Lisa Meisch, Lynda Young, 2005
Description updated by Lisa Meisch, August 2016
DACS compliance and EAD encoding by Angela Swift, July 2017
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Research files, about 1934-1973,
3.8 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud conducted considerable research on the role of the French in
the settlement of North America and especially Texas. This series consists
of his notes, typed and handwritten excerpts from publications, clippings,
and correspondence pertaining to his research on such topics as the French
in North America; the French explorer Robert Cavalier, sieur de La Salle;
the Champ d'Asile settlement in Liberty County, Texas; the relationship
between France and the Republic of Texas; Étienne Cabet's colony near
Denton, Texas; Victor Considerant's la Reunion colony; and Henri Castro and
Castroville. Materials are in French and English. Material dates from about
1934 to 1973; the majority of it is undated but likely falls within that
time period. Materials cover research from about 900-1972. |
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Arrangement |
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The materials are arranged by topic. Oversize materials have been separated
and housed within this series in Box 1990.055-12. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Research files, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam Houston
Regional Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession numbers: 1990.055, 2000.147 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud’s daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. An addition was donated by Murphy on July 18, 2000. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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French in North America, research covers 1600s-1972, about 1934 to 1973
[3 folders] |
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(Robert Cavalier, sieur de) La Salle, about 1934-1973
[36 folders] |
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La Salle, about 1934-1973
[10 folders] |
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La Salle, (Henri) Joutel journal (French), about 1934-1973
[12 folders] |
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La Salle, (Henri) Joutel journal (English translation), about 1934-1973
[6 folders] |
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La Salle, controversy over the site of Fort St. Louis, about 1934-1973
[3 folders] |
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Franco-Spanish relationship, research covers 1400s-1800s, about 1934-1973
[4 folders] |
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| 1990.055-3 |
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Franco-Spanish relationship, research covers 1400s-1800s, about 1934-1973 |
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Franco-Spanish relationship, research covers 1400s-1800s, about 1934-1973
[3 folders] |
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Conflict over the Louisiana-Texas border, research covers
1817-1818, about 1934-1973
[6 folders] |
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Champ d'Asile, research covers about 1818-1820, about 1934-1973
[28 folders] |
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| 1990.055-5 |
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Champ d'Asile, research covers about 1818-1820, about 1934-1973
[30 folders] |
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Relationship between France and the Republic of Texas, research
covers 1838-1845, about 1934-1973
[7 folders] |
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| 1990.055-6 |
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Relationship between France and the Republic of Texas, research
covers 1838-1845, about 1934-1973
[9 folders] |
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French empresario Henri Castro and the formation of his colony in
Castroville, about 1934-1973
[5 folders] |
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Étienne Cabet and his colony Icarie near Denton, about 1934-1973
[14 folders] |
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Victor Considerant and his colony La Réunion near Dallas, about 1934-1973 |
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| 1990.055-7 |
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Victor Considerant's La Réunion colony, about 1934-1973
[7 folders] |
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General Texas history, about 1934-1973
[2 folders] |
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European exploration of the New World, about 1934-1973 |
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Spanish activities in the New World, about 1934-1973
[5 folders] |
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French history, research covers about 900-1848, about 1934-1973
[5 folders] |
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| 1990.055-8 |
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United States-Latin American diplomacy, about 1934-1973 |
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European-United States diplomacy, about 1934-1973 |
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Republic of Texas-British diplomacy, research covers 1836-1843, about 1934-1973 |
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Andre Demaison (French writer), about 1934-1973 |
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LaSalle, site of Fort St. Louis, about 1934-1973 |
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French in North America, about 1934-1973
[4 folders] |
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French in North America – Henri Castro, about 1934-1973 |
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French in North America – Castroville, Champ d'Asile, about 1934-1973 |
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French in Texas (?), about 1934-1973 |
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Napoleonic exiles in America, about 1934-1973 |
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Joseph Bonaparte in America, about 1934-1973 |
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Napoleon, Champ d'Asile, about 1934-1973 |
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Champ d'Asile, about 1934-1973 |
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France and the Republic of Texas, about 1934-1973 |
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Unknown topics, about 1934-1973 |
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[Notes are in French.] |
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"La Salle Sleeps Where?" The American-Statesman, January 22, 1956 |
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"The Story of El Camino Real," Houston Chronicle Magazine, October 3, 1948 |
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Clippings pertaining to J. Frank Dobie, 1964, 1970
[newspaper clippings] |
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"J. Frank Dobie, Expert on Lore of
Texas, Dies at Home at 75," Houston Chronicle, September, 1964 |
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"Jack Canson at Dobie's
Paisano," Houston Chronicle, January 4, 1970 |
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Clippings, various subjects, 1935, 1947, 1957
[newspaper clippings] |
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"Jack Canson at Dobie's
Paisano," Houston Chronicle, January 4, 1970 |
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"Old D'Hanis Still Lives," Houston Chronicle, December 29, 1957 |
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"Pioneer Freighters, in 1877,
Organized First Union in Texas," San Antonio Express, August 18, 1935 |
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Clippings, various subjects, 1953, 1976
[newspaper clippings] |
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"Texas Fauna and Flora's
Uses," Houston Chronicle, March 15, 1953 |
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"Legacy of Disaster," Houston Post, February 12, 1976 |
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Project files, 1936-1971,
0.55 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud participated in or contributed his expertise as a scholar in
French history to numerous events and projects that highlighted the role of
the French in Texas. This series consists of correspondence, clippings,
articles, notes, and programs pertaining to these events, including the
Texas centennial celebration in 1936, the 250th anniversary of La Salle's
death in 1937, the 1968 HemisFair in San Antonio, and efforts to locate the
Champ d'Asile site in Liberty County. Dates range from 1936 to 1971. |
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Arrangement |
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The materials are arranged by topic. Oversize materials have been separated
and housed within this series in Box 1990.055-12. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Project files, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam Houston
Regional Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession numbers: 1990.055, 2000.147 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. An addition was donated by Murphy on July 18, 2000. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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Correspondence between Moraud and various individuals pertaining
to the Texas Centennial celebration, 1936
[2 folders] |
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[Subjects include historical markers, Champ
d'Asile, and La Salle.] |
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Clippings, articles, notes, programs, and correspondence
pertaining to the commemoration of 250th anniversary of the death of La
Salle, 1935-1938
[8 folders] |
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Clippings, notes, correspondence and program pertaining to the La
Salle monument at Port Lavaca, 1938-1939 |
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[Includes speech of Marcel Moraud for unveiling of
monument, May 1939.] |
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Correspondence and clipping pertaining to the restoration of the
French Legation in Austin, 1956
[2 folders] |
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[Includes speech of Marcel Moraud at the formal
opening the Legation, April 1956.] |
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Correspondence, clippings and brochures pertaining to the
HemisFair and Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio, 1967-1968 |
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Transcripts of exhibit panels for the French, German and Spanish
Histo-Walls at the HemisFair, 1968
[2 folders] |
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Correspondence, notes, and clippings pertaining to the 1936
centennial historic marker for the Champ d'Asile site, 1936-1937, 1954 |
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Correspondence and clippings pertaining to efforts to locate the
site of Champ d'Asile, 1966-1971 |
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Texas Centennial, 1935-1936
[articles and newspaper
clippings] |
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"Victoria County's Historical
Claims for Allotments of Texas Centennial Funds," Victoria Advocate, July 3, 1935 |
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"Le Texas Célèbre le Çentenaire de
Son Independance," Journal des Nations Américaines, 1936 |
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"Come to Victoria for the Greatest
One Day Centennial Celebration," Victoria Advocate, about October 28, 1936 |
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250th Anniversary of La Salle's Death, 1936-1937
[3 folders]
[articles and newspaper
clippings] |
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"French Group Due to Visit Here in
April," Houston Chronicle, December 2, 1936 |
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"La Mission Nationale Française
'Cavalier de la Salle'," Journal de Nations Américaines, December 13, 1936 |
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"Paris Writers Gather Data on
America," Houston Chronicle, January 25, 1937 |
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"La Mission Nationale Française
'Cavalier de la Salle'," Journal des Nations Américaines, about February, 1937 |
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"Mission Nationale Française et le
Texas," Journal des Nations Américaines, March 14, 1937 |
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"Jackson County Claims La Salle's
Settlement," Victoria Advocate, March 14, 1937 |
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"Victoria County Upholds Claims to
Location of Fort St. Louis and Colony on Garcitas Creek
Bank," Houston Chronicle, March 21, 1937 |
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"Plan for Reception Here April 1 of
Official French Delegation are Announced," Houston Chronicle, (?), March 21, 1937 |
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"French, Canadian Dignitaries to be
Welcomed Today," Unknown New Orleans newspaper, 1937 |
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"Regions in Controversy on 250th
Anniversary of De La Salle," Houston Chronicle, 1937 |
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250th Anniversary of La Salle's Death, 1937
[newspaper clippings] |
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"Texas Heroes Honored by French
Group," Houston Chronicle, April 2, 1937 |
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"Navasota to Greet French
Delegation," Houston Chronicle, April 2, 1937 |
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"French Mission Greeted Here After
Liberty Fete," Houston Post, April 2, 1937 |
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250th Anniversary of La Salle's Death, 1937
[newspaper clippings] |
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"French Group Sees La Salle Slaying
Site," Houston Chronicle, April 3, 1937 |
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"Monument to La Salle Erected by
Texas D.A.R. (Daughters of the American Revolution) at Navasota
Inspected," Houston Chronicle, April 3, 1937 |
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"French Mission Gives Brief
Sidelights on Conditions in France," Houston Post, April 3, 1937 |
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"Cordial Relationship with U.S.
Pledged by French Mission," Houston Post, April 3, 1937 |
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250th Anniversary of La Salle's Death, 1937
[articles and newspaper
clippings] |
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"Le Voyage de la Mission 'Cavalier
de La Salle'," Journal des Nations Américaines, May 9, 1937 |
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"Cavalier de la Salle Célèbre à la
Nouvelle-Orléans par M. Andre. Lafargue, President du Comité de
Réception Louisianais," Journal des Nations Américaines, June 13, 1937 |
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"À Propos du Voyage de la Mission
Cavalier de la Salle: Une Exposition Bibilographique à
l'Université du Texas pour le Passage de la Mission," Journal des Nations Américaines, June 13, 1937 |
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"Les Comités Americains de
Réception au Texas de la Mission National Française 'Cavalier de
la Salle'," Journal des Nations Américaines, September 19, 1937 |
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"La Mission 'Cavalier de La
Salle'," Journal des Nations Américaines, January 2, 1938 |
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La Salle Memorial at Indianola, 1939 |
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"Address of Dr. Moraud at Unveiling
of La Salle Monument," Cuero Record, May 22, 1939 |
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Champ d'Asile, 1973 |
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[Includes clippings from Southeast Texas
newspapers, 1973; Poster, "Liberty
To Be Site of Regional Library," a
publication of the Atascosito Historical Society publicizing the
plans for the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center.]
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Speeches, 1932-1963,
0.17 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud gave speeches at various events pertaining to topics in French
and/or Texas history. This series consists of primarily of correspondence,
manuscripts and clippings pertaining to his speeches. Dates range from 1932
to 1963. |
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Arrangement |
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The materials are arranged by topic. Oversize materials have been separated
and housed within this series in Box 1990.055-12. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Speeches, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam Houston Regional
Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1990.055 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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Correspondence, manuscripts, and clippings pertaining to Moraud's
speeches and his career as a Rice professor, 1932-1963
[2 folders] |
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Speech, "Champ
d'Asile," about 1950 |
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Speech, "France," 1938-1939 |
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Speech, "Texas in European
History," given at the opening of the San Jacinto Museum of
History 1939
[2 folders] |
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Broadside, "M. Marcel Moraud . . .
Explorateurs et Pionniers Français Dans le Sud-Ouest Des
Étas-Unis." University of Paris, about 1950 |
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Newspaper clippings, 1936-1937
[newspaper clippings] |
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"Kiwanians Learn of Some Missing
Pages in History From Rice Institute Author," May 14, 1936 |
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"Moraud Talks about Life of De La
Salle," Houston Chronicle, March 9, 1937 |
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Manuscripts and published articles by Moraud, 1928-1975, undated,
0.4 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud wrote numerous articles on the role of the French in Texas for
scholarly publications as well as unpublished manuscripts. This series
consists of his manuscripts and articles on such topics as French
exploration and colonization in Texas, La Salle, and Champ d'Asile. It
includes the unpublished manuscript for a book Moraud intended to publish,
entitled French Explorers, Pioneers and Social
Reformers in Texas (1682-1860). Materials are written in French
and English. Dates range from 1928 to 1975 and undated. |
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The materials are arranged by topic. |
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(Identify the item), Manuscripts and published articles by Moraud, Marcel
Moraud papers. Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center, Texas State
Library and Archives Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1990.055 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Manuscripts pertaining to French colonization in Texas, undated |
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[References to Henri Castro, Victor Considerant,
and "Cabet." In English and French.]
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Manuscript, "Cavalier de la Salle Takes
Possession of Louisiana," undated |
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Manuscript, French Explorers, Pioneers and
Social Reformers in Texas (1682-1860), undated
[5 folders] |
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Manuscript, "Grandes Divisions de
l’Histoire du Texas," undated |
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Manuscript pertaining to La Salle, undated |
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Manuscript, "Le Centenaire de
l'Indépendance du Texas," undated |
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Manuscript, "Le Champ d'Asile au
Texas," undated |
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Four untitled manuscript drafts, undated
[3 manuscripts in French,
1 manuscript in
English.] |
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[References to Texas, Louisiana, France, La Salle,
General (Sam) Houston, (Mirabeau) Lamar.] |
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Manuscript, "Le Texas en
1954," undated |
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[Manuscript in French.] |
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Untitled manuscript, undated |
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[Manuscript in French.] |
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[Appears to pertain to the Texas-Louisiana border
dispute after the Louisiana Purchase.] |
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Manuscript notes on pioneers and settlements in Texas, undated |
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"Diplomatic Relations of the Republic
of Texas," The Rice Institute Pamphlet, 43, pp.
29-54 October 1956 |
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"Explorateurs et Pionniers Français en
Louisiane," The French Review, 5, pp. 365-372, March 1940 |
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"French Explorers, Pioneers and Social
Reformers," The American Society Legion of Honor
Magazine, pp. 117-133, undated |
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"The French Romantic Drama," The Rice Institute Pamphlet, 15, pp.
75-95, April 1928 |
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"La Dernière Neutralité
Américaine," Le Bayou, Revue Française de Houston, 9,
pp. 369-379, 1940 |
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"Last Expedition and Death of Cavalier
de La Salle, 1684-1687," The Rice Institute Pamphlet, 24, pp.
143-168, July 1937 |
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"Le Centenaire de l'Indépendance du
Texas," L'Illustration, pp. 316-317, July 4, 1936 |
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"Le Champ d'Asile au Texas," The Rice Institute Pamphlet, 39, pp.
18-45, April 1952 |
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Articles from Le Courrier de L'Amitié
(Organe des Amitiés Internationales Napoleoniennes) on Champ
d'Asile, entitled: "Le Champ d'Asile au Texas:
Histoire d'une Colonie de Vétérans des Armées
Napoléoniennes," 1974-1975
[journal issues] |
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September/October 1974, pp. 1-3 |
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November/December 1974, pp. 2-3 |
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January/February 1975, pp. 2-3 |
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March/April 1975, pp. 2-3 |
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September/October 1975, pp. 4-5 |
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"Les Tendances de L'Opinion Dans Le Sud
des Étas-Unis," France-Amérique , pp. 256-265, July 1939 |
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Articles from Le Courrier de
L'Amitié on Napoleon: "Tardive
Reconnaissance de Napoleon Par L'Angleterre," 1970
[journal issues] |
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94/95, May/June 1970 |
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96/97, July/August 1970 |
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"Un Hommage Américain à la
France," French Review, 20, pp. 459-462, May 1947 |
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"The War and American
Universities," Rice Owl, no volume, p. 7, February 1944 |
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Maps, about 19th-20th century,
0.25 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud conducted scholarly research in French and Texas history,
primarily in the areas of French exploration and settlements in Texas. This
series consists of maps of Texas, other areas of North America, Spain, and
Portugal that he used as references in his field of study. Subjects include
Champ d'Asile, alleged sites of La Salle's Fort St. Louis, and French
exploration of North America. Maps are in English and French. Most of the
maps are reproductions, dated about 19th and 20th century. Information in
the maps dates from about the 1670s to 1836. |
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Arrangement |
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The materials are arranged by the subject of the map. Oversize materials have
been separated and housed within this series in Box 1990.055-12. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Maps, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam Houston Regional Library
and Research Center, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1990.055 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Technical Requirements |
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Some materials may be too large or too fragile to photocopy. Please see
Archives staff for assistance. |
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Photostatic reproduction of 1713 French map of North America and
the Caribbean, about 20th century |
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Two reproductions of a map of Champ d'Asile, about 20th century |
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Portion of a map of an early Texas map showing Austin's colony,
cities, and Indian tribes in about 1821, about 20th century
[1 black-and-white
reproduction] |
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Portion of a map depicting the Trinity River and the surrounding
area above the Texas coast, about 20th century
[1 black-and-white
reproduction] |
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Map of Lavaca Bay (Texas) and the surrounding area, about 20th century
[1 photostatic
reproduction] |
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Hand drawn map of Ramon Músquiz League, Lavaca Bay, and
surrounding waterways, with location of Fort St. Louis marked, about 20th century
[1 printed
reproduction] |
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Hand drawn map of Lavaca Bay and surrounding area, with location
of "Camp St. Louis" shown, about 20th century
[1 printed
reproduction] |
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Reproduction of undated French map, Baie de
Cataracoui et Sons Environs au temps de Robert Cavalier De la
Salle, about 20th century |
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Reproduction of 1670s-1680s French map, Carte de la Louisiane en l'Amérique Septentrionale, depuis la
Nouvelle France jusqu'au Golfe de Mexique…les années 1679, [1680],
[1681], [1682], about 20th century |
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Reproduction of undated French map, "Carte de la Louisiane et du Cours du Mississipi" (sic), about 20th century |
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Reproduction of 1835-1836 military map of Texas and Coahuila, as
Mexican territory, about 20th century |
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French map, Espagne et Portugal
(Spain and Portugal), about 20th century |
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| Map drawer 87 |
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A Map of Spain and Portugal to Accompany
Murray's Handbook, about 19th century |
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Photographs and other images, 1936-1937, 1939,
undated,
0.2 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud assisted with the 250th anniversary commemoration of the death
of the French explorer Robert Cavalier, sieur de La Salle, in 1937 and was
instrumental in arranging for a French delegation to visit Texas and tour
various historic sites. He also assisted with the acquisition of a
historical marker for the Champ d'Asile settlement in Liberty County, Texas
for the 1936 Texas Centennial. This series consists of photographs of the La
Salle commemoration, various La Salle monuments in Texas, and the Champ
d'Asile marker. It also includes a reproduction of a Champ d'Asile engraving
and photographs of various unidentified subjects. Dates are 1936-1937, 1939,
and undated. |
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Arrangement |
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Materials arranged by the subject of the photograph. Oversize materials have
been separated and housed within this series in Box 1990.055-12. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Photographs and other images, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam
Houston Regional Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession numbers: 1990.055, 1996.274 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. An addition was donated by Murphy on October 12, 1996. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Technical Requirements |
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Researchers are required to use gloves provided by Archives staff when
reviewing photographic materials. |
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| 1990.055-10 |
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Plaque in French commemorating the life of La Salle, location
unknown, undated
[2 black-and-white
photographs] |
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Group of unidentified men and unidentified landscapes, undated
[8 black-and-white
photographs] |
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French delegation for the La Salle 250th anniversary
commemoration, April 1937
[6 black-and-white
photographs] |
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Statue of La Salle in Navasota, Texas, about 1937
[3 black-and-white
photographs] |
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Champ d'Asile historic marker near Liberty, Texas, about 1936
[4 black-and-white
photographs] |
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Statue of La Salle at Port Lavaca, Texas, 1939, undated
[5 black-and-white
photographs] |
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[Three photographs depict the dedication and
unveiling of the statue in 1939, two photographs are
undated.] |
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Unidentified church steeple, undated
[1 black-and-white
photograph] |
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Painting, possibly a depiction of Castroville, undated
[1 black-and-white
photograph] |
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[Depicts hills, oxen, and a woman in possibly an
Alsatian costume.] |
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Possibly a pre-historic sculpture depicting a human, undated
[1 black-and-white
photograph] |
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| 1990.055-12 |
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Reproduction of an 1818 engraving of Champ d'Asile entitled "Travaux D'Aigleville Capitale des Etas De
Marengo sur les Bords du Tombechbe Commandes par le General Lefebvre
des Nouettes," undated
[1 black-and-white
print] |
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Publications by other authors, 1857-1969,
1.02 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud conducted scholarly research in French and Texas history,
primarily in the areas of French exploration and settlements in Texas. This
series consists of books and scholarly journals in English and French by
authors other than Moraud that he used as references in his field of study.
They pertain to topics in early French and Texas history, including French
exploration in North America and French settlements in Texas. Dates range
from 1857 to 1969. |
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Arrangement |
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These materials are arranged by format. Oversize materials have been
separated and housed within this series in Box 1990.055-12. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Publications by other authors, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam
Houston Regional Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1990.055 |
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These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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| 1990.055-11 |
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Chase, Mary Katherine. Négociations de la
République de Texas en Europe. Paris: Librairie Ancienne
Honore Champion, 1932 |
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Chase, Mary Katherine. Négociations de la
République de Texas en Europe. Paris: Librairie Ancienne
Honore Champion, 1932 |
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Comité France Amérique, Philippe Petain:
Head of the French State. Paris (?): about 1940 |
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Connor, Seymour V. "Statistical Review
of the Settlement of the Peters Colony, 1841-1848." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 57, pp.
38-64, July 1953 |
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de Bernard, Charles. Les Ailes
D'Icarie. Paris: Michel Levy Freres, 1857 |
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[Fragment.] |
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de Turenne, Louis. Quatorze Mois dans
L'Amérique du Nord. Paris: A. Quantin, 1879 |
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Deveze, M. Histoire De La Colonisation
Francaise en Amerique et Aux Indes Au XVIII Siècle. Paris:
Centre de Documentation Universitaire, about 1950 |
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Doher, Marcel. Proscrits et Exiles Apres
Waterloo. Paris: J. Peyronnet, 1965 |
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Duchon, Paul. Mémoires de Laffitte
(1767-1844). Librairie de Paris, 1932 |
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Elliott, Claude, compiler and editor. "A Check List of Theses and Dissertations in Texas History,
1907-1952." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 57, pp.
336-388, January 1954 |
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Elliott, Claude, compiler and editor. "A Check List of Theses and Dissertations in Texas History,
1907-1952." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 57, pp.
475-500, April 1954 |
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Elliott, Claude, compiler and editor. "A Check List of Theses and Dissertations in Texas History,
1907-1952." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 58, pp.
249-288, October 1954 |
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Folmer, Henry. Franco-Spanish Rivalry in
North America, 1524-1763. Glendale, California: The Arthur H.
Clark Company, 1953 |
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Foure, Helene and Robert Foure. Souvenirs
français en Amérique. Boston: Ginn and Company, 1940 |
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Gaillardet, Frederic. Sketches of Early
Texas and Louisiana. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1966 |
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Giraud, Marcel. Histoire de La Louisiane
Française Le Règne de Louis XIV 1698-1715. Paris: Presses
Universitaires de France, 1966 |
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Giraud, Marcel. Histoire de La Louisiane
Francaise Années de Transition. Paris: Presses Universitaires
de France, 1958 |
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Gros, J.M. Le Mouvement Littéraire
Socialiste Depuis 1830. Paris: Albin Michel, undated |
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Heusinger, Edward W. "The Monetary
Policy of the Republic of Texas." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 57,
82-89, July 1953 |
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Houston Public Schools. Early Days in
Texas. Houston (?) , about 1965 |
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L'Athenee Louisianais, Comptes Rendus de
L’Athenee Louisianais. New Orleans: E.P. Rivas, Inc., about 1965 |
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Labrousse, E., Le Movement Ouvrier et Les
Theories Sociales en France de 1815 a 1848. Paris: Centre de
Documentation Universitaire, about 1950 |
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Lanctot, Gustave. L'Oeuvre de la France en
Amerique Du Nord. Montreal: Fides, 1951 |
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Lesage, Alain-Rene. Les Aventures du
Flibustier Beauchene. New York: The Century Company, 1926 |
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Le Socialism Intégral. Paris: Felix
Alcan, 1892 |
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London, Lena. "The Initial Homestead
Exemption in Texas." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 57, pp.
432-453, April 1954 |
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Louisiana State Museum. The Story of Jean
and Pierre Lafitte the Pirate Patriots. New Orleans:
Louisiana State Museum, undated |
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Louis-Jaray, Gabriel. L'Empire Français
D'Amérique 1534-1803. Librairie Armand Colin, 1938 |
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Malon, B. Exposé des Écoles Socialistes
Françaises. Paris: A. Le Chevalier, 1872 |
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Mermeix. Le Combat des Trois Notes et
Documents Sur La Conférence de la Paix. Paris: Librairie
Ollendorff, 1922 |
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Rain, P. Histoire Diplomatique De 1610 a
1815. Paris: Centre de Documentation Universitaire, 1948 |
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Roe, F.C., ed. French Travellers in
Britain, 1800-1926. London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd., 1928 |
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Rolfe, Walter T. Texas. Austin: The
Steck Company, 1935 |
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Rude, Fernand, ed (?). Voyages en Icarie
Deux Ouvriers Viennois Aux États-Unis en 1855. Paris: Presses
Universitaires de France, 1952 |
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Sanine, Kyra. Les Annales de la Patrie et
la Diffusion de la Pensée Française en Russie (1868-1884).
Paris: Universite de Paris, 1953 |
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Schlumberger, Gustave. Memoires du
Commandant Persat 1806 a 1844. Paris: Librairie Plon, 1910 |
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Soule, Maurice. Autour de L'Aigle Enchaîné
Le Complot du Champ D'Asile. Paris: Marpon and Cie, 1929 |
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Story of Champ d'Asile. Book Club of
Texas. Rydal Press, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1937. Reprint, Austin:
Steck-Vaughn Company, 1969 |
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Tharp, James B. and Simone de la Souchere Delery. La France en Louisiane. New York: Henry Holt
and Company, 1951 |
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"200eme Anniversaire de la Naissance de
La Fayette." France Amérique Magazine. Paris (?), 1957 |
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Waugh, Julia Nott. Castro-Ville and Henry
Castro Empresario. San Antonio: Standard Printing Company, 1934 |
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Zeller, Gaston. La Guerre de Trente Ans et
Les Relations Internationales en Occident de 1610 a 1660.
Centre de Documentation Universitaire, about 1950 |
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Ziegler, Jesse A. When Texas was
Young. [Dallas: Texas Centennial Committee], about 1936 |
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L'Illustration, July 4, 1936 |
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[Includes the previously cited article "Le Centenaire de l'Indépendance du
Texas."] |
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Artifacts, about 1930s, undated,
0.1 cubic ft. |
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Marcel Moraud participated in numerous events or projects pertaining to the
history of the French in North America. This series consists of
three-dimensional items or ephemera that probably pertain to some of those
events. The items date from about the 1930s. |
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Arrangement |
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Materials arranged by format. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Artifacts, Marcel Moraud papers. Sam Houston Regional
Library and Research Center, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1990.055 |
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These artifacts were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center by Marcel Moraud's daughter, Georgette Marcelle Moraud Murphy, on
March 15, 1990. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Technical Requirements |
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The Sam Houston Center does not have the equipment necessary to play the
aluminum phonograph. The recording must be digitized at the researcher's
expense for access. |
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| 1990.055-001a |
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Roughly triangular brass medal, about 1936 |
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[Medal is marked: "Louisiana State University 1860-1935." Medal was attached to a name plate marked: "M. Moraud Rice Institute" by purple ribbon. Ribbon is marked: "Celebration April 4-13 1936."]
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| 1990.055-001b |
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Storage box for medal, about 1930s |
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[Box has a bumpy, black exterior and is marked: "Krementz" Interior of the box is lined with yellow satin
and marked: "Guaranteed forever, price $4.00. This set
represents the finest construction and finish known to the jewelers
art."]
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| 1990.055.002 |
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Silver-toned aluminum phonograph record in a brown paper sleeve, about 1930s |
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[Record and sleeve are labeled "Fairchild Professional Record." The contents of the record are not described on
the record or the sleeve.]
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