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Letter from Paul E. Baker to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Thanking him for his willingness to appear in his supplementary work on race relations and hoping he will agree to check the data used in his entry therein (see mums312-b109-i209 for details on proposed work).
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  1. Race Relations

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