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Letter : E. C. Reed to an unknown individual

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Reed, E. C

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Letter is a signed statement as to E. C. Reed's knowledge of his brother Edward Reed's dealings with a plantation commissary in Lake View, Arkansas in the year of 1918.
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1920 January 5
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Keywords

  1. Archival Resources
  2. Arkansas
  3. History
  4. Lake View (Ark.)
  5. Race Relations

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