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C.W. Parker's military pass during anti-Chinese riots, Seattle, 1886

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1 lantern slide: color; 1 1/2 x 3 in.
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Textdocument Scanned From Original Lantern Slide As A 3000 Pixel Tiff Image In 24 Bit Rgb Color, Resized To 640 Pixels In The Longest Dimension And Compressed Into Jpeg Format Using Photoshop 6.0 And Its Jpeg Quality Measurement 3
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Keywords

  1. Military Occupations
  2. Race Riots
  3. Seattle
  4. Washington (State)

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