Federal Bureau of Investigation St. Augustine Surveillance Files 1963-1967

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Federal Bureau of Investigation St. Augustine Surveillance Files 1963-1967

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Photocopies of surveillance records of racial tension in St. Augustine by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

0.5 Linear feet; 1 Box

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Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida

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