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Kenneth Spencer Research Library Department of Special Collections He who destroyes a good Booke, kills reason it selfe Robert Vosper had, above all, a commitment to the library as the home of free and open inquiry. During the McCarthy reign of terror, early in Vosper's tenure1951 to 1960as Director of Libraries at KU, he and the equally committed Chancellor, Franklin D. Murphy, supported what ...
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