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Letter from Charlotte R. Thorn to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Thorn, Charlotte R

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Anxious for the Lowdnes County report by Du Bois, Thorn writes arrangements for travel to Atlanta and thanks Du Bois for his assistance with answering requests from Hampton. Written on stationery of the Calhoun Colored School.
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