Talmadge, John E. Rebecca Latimer Felton: nine stormy decades and Corra Harris: lady of purpose, [19--?].

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Talmadge, John E. Rebecca Latimer Felton: nine stormy decades and Corra Harris: lady of purpose, [19--?].

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The collection consists of two copies, typescript, of Rebecca Latimer Felton : nine stormy decades published by the University of Georgia Press, 1960, and one typescript of Corra Harris: lady of purpose, published by University of Georgia Press, 1968.

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