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Oliveira Lima and the Catholic University of America
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2018
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The centennial of the birth of Manoel de Oliveira Lima, an event of December 25, 1967, was allowed to pass virtually unnoticed by the Latin Americanists of the United States. Outside of the commemorative exercises on December 13 at The Catholic University of America where Oliveira Lima taught during the quiet last years of his life, and to which he gave his celebrated library, nothing else was done to call attention to the anniversary of Brazil's most famous expatriate, its most effective intellectual ambassador in the United States, and its great historian.
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* Except for Ellis, John Tracy, The Formative Years of the Catholic University of America (Washington, D.C.: American Catholic Historical Association, 1946)Google Scholar, and Ahern, Patrick H., The Catholic University of America 1887-1896, The Rectorship of John J. Keane (Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press, 1948)Google Scholar, which I used for the paragraph above on The Catholic University of America, the printed sources for this study are obvious enough from the text itself, and I have not therefore given them in footnotes. The manuscript materials, letters to Oliveira Lima, and Mrs. Lima's unpublished diary (in English), are from The Oliveira Lima Family Papers in The Oliveira Lima Library at The Catholic University of America.