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Letter from E. Wright Jr. to Erasmus Darwin Hudson

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Wright, E

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Digitization sponsored by the Council on Library and Information Resources.Wright received Hudson's letter through brother Tyler. Wright believes that the school will do better if Hudson is open about the admission of African-American students. Wright believes that Hudson will still be able to obtain scholars since abolitionists will give such a school preference.
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  1. American Anti Slavery Society
  2. Anti Slavery Office (New York, N.Y.)
  3. School Integration
  4. Slaver

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