S. Miller Harris papers, 1945-2003.

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S. Miller Harris papers, 1945-2003.

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Photocopies of typescript letters between Harris and Kurt Vonnegut, 1945-2003. Also, "Black Heritage" stamp first day cover, with printed envelope by Vonnegut; original postcard, 2005; and copy of Marx in Soho, by Howard Zinn, inscribed to Harris by Vonnegut.

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Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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