Correspondence, 1991.

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Correspondence, 1991.

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Accession includes both incoming and outgoing original and photocopied letters and faxes, some accompanied by brief memoranda and attachments. The multiplicity of attachments includes advertising and press kits, booklets, clippings, minutes, newspapers, and publications of the United Nations, U.S. Department of State as well as organizations concerned with politics, environmental protection, and human rights. There is one 8x10 inch black and white photograph of the Commissioner with Ray McGrath, Charles J. Hynes, and Peter T. King at a meeting of the American Committee for a Unified Ireland.

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