Booker T. Washington Papers
Volume 11: 1911-12
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Author
Publication
1981 - University of Illinois Press
Language
English
Word Count
162,000 words, Guess
Page Count
648 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebookertwashingto0011wash
- Internet Archivebookertwashingto0009wash
- ISBN-100252008871
- ISBN-139780252008870
- Goodreads467455
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- Better World Books9780252008870
- Open LibraryOL10227463M
First Sentence
Garland Penn calls me from Atlanta on telephone early this morning to say that sensational article of column in length appears in Constitution this morning respecting yourself have requested him to telegraph character of article to you, and to urge that you see officials of associated press and have these harmful statements corrected in afternoon editions today and in tomorrow mornings papers.
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