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Letter from Herbert Marshall to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Reflecting fondly on his and Shirley's recent trip to London and reminding him to check his (Du Bois's) notes on his (Marshall's) book, "Ira Aldridge, the Negro Tragedian," and/or "a few words from you of comment on this unique personality."
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Keywords

  1. Aldridge, Ira Frederick D. 1867
  2. Biography

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