Papers of Moss A. Plunkett, 1903-1962.

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Papers of Moss A. Plunkett, 1903-1962.

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Most of the papers are personal. Some of Moss's speeches, political pamphlets and legal briefs are included. There is material on the Virginia Education Association and the Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia. Precinct vote totals for Roanoke, Virginia, 1941, are of special interest. The collection contains considerable miscellaneous clippings, photographs, and mementos.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Democratic Party (Va.)

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