LABOR, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND WORLD AFFAIRS:

The Papers of David A Morse (1907-1990), Director-General of the International Labour Organisation, 1948-1970, from the Seeley G Mudd Manuscript Library, Princeton University

Part 1: International Labour Organisation Files

Part 2: Subject files A-Z

Part 3: Special Subject Files, Writings and Speeches

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