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JACOB SALWYN SCHAPIRO
Jacob Salwyn Schapiro (1879-1973) taught modern European history for many years at the City College of New York. His research interests included the history of liberalism and social movements, and he is known for his surveys of European history and his biography of Condorcet.
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Creator: Schapiro, Jacob Salwyn, 1879-1973
Title: Letter to Arthur Livingston
Item Date: 17 January
Material Type: Manuscript
ADA Caption: Letter to Arthur Livingston
Curatorial Department: Manuscripts Collection
Stack Location: Recipient: Livingston, Arthur
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A letter from Jacob Salwyn Schapiro to Arthur Livingston
Arthur Livingston was a professor of Romance languages and literatures, publisher, and translator who taught at Columbia University for many years. He and Schapiro shared an interest in twentieth-century European culture.