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This series, arranged alphabetically by author and alphabetically by title thereafter, consists mainly of published and unpublished works by Bannon, including two volumes of his memoirs. These memoirs are restricted; access is granted by permission of the archivist.

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This folder contains the galley proofs of Bannon's book "Bolton and the Spanish Borderlands" enclosed in the original mailing carton.

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This folder contains typescripts of book reviews by Bannon, arranged alphabetically by the last name of the author of the volume under discussion.

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This folder contains Bannon's review of the importance of the Coleccion de cartas ineditas de los Padres Generales de la Compania de Jesus a los Padres Provinciales de la Provincia de Nueva Espana, 1563-1659 (Collection of unpublished letters from the Fathers General of the Society of Jesus to the Fathers Provincial of the province of New Spain, 1567-1659), held by the Jesuit Archives of Ysleta College, El Paso, Texas. Included are typed and handwritten notes.

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Bannon provides a short summary of the history of the University, concentrating on the north campus.

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This folder contains a typescript of Bannon's "Story of the Ph.D. Degree at Saint Louis University: 1883-1979" as well as a list of registration figures from 1828 to 1888.

Scope and Contents This folder contains the original typescript of Bannon's first volume of memoirs. Many of the sections voice Bannon's personnal opinions, criticisms, and concerns about the state of the Jesuit population at Saint Louis University.Contents of volume I include: "Some Random Notes on "Jesuit Presence" at Saint Louis University (1977)""Jesuit Presence" at Saint Louis University" (1974-1980)"The Jesuits and Saint Louis University: Some Sequels tp...

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Bannon was asked to review this article, prepared for a special section on the "Civil War" that appeared in the St. Louis "Globe-Democrat."

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This radio script about University graduate Alexander Lesueur was performed on WEW/FM radio as part of a series of programs presented by the department of history.

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This article recounts the drama of desegregation at the University, dwelling largely on the efforts of an unnamed priest who is probably John Markoe, S .J.