Letter to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy : and related materials. Mexico : LS, 1962 July 31.

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Letter to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy : and related materials. Mexico : LS, 1962 July 31.

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Sent with copy of his book, Los Cristeros del Volcán de Colima. Refers to the visit of the Kennedys to Mexico, and discusses the problems of the church in Mexico, and U.S. policies in regard to these problems. With this: photocopies of his account of the 1924 attempt to dynamite the shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe, dedication of his book to Mrs. Kennedy, and an explanatory letter by James Wilkie to Mrs. Kennedy.

8 leaves in 1 portfolio.

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