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Letter from Lillian Robertson to The Crisis

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Robertson, Lillian Crisis (Firm)

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Concerning books by George Haynes and a request for recent books on Race relations. Written on the letterhead of The Women's General Missionary Society.
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Keywords

  1. Bibliography
  2. Race Relations

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