Papers of Stephen Parrish, 1876-1943.

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Papers of Stephen Parrish, 1876-1943.

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Correspondence, 1889-1941, concerning his law practice, his views about religion, socialism, astrology, politics and other contemporary topics. Also include correspondence with religious and socialist organizations including the Thomas Paine National Historical Association, the Nederlandsch Anti-Oorlag Raad, the Theosophical Society of the United States, the National Union for Social Justice, and the Anti-Imperialist League (Boston, Mass.). Also include correspondence with the Independent Order of Social Supercrats, the Socialist Party of Nebraska, the United Colored Socialists of America, and the American Peace Society of Japan, and with a Brookline, Mass., library for borrowing material about Zionism. Correspondence is accompanied by periodicals and pamphlets published by the above named organizations. Also include legal notes and contracts, 1890-1919; notebooks, 1878-1880, kept while studying law; newsclippings, 1888-1940; diaries, 1876 and 1893; account book, 1887-1888; political campaign materials, 1903-1938; postcards, tourist maps, broadsides, and hand bills. Also include correspondence, 1900-1904, of Florida H. Parrish, pertaining to women's suffrage; and her license, 1900, to practice law.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Anti-Imperialist League (Boston, Mass.)

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Formed to oppose imperialism generally, and particularly American imperialism in the Philippines, the League grew rapidly, so that affiliated organizations were set up in several major cities within a few years after 1898. In 1899, the Chicago branch (Central Anti-Imperialist League) was designated the national coordinating office, and its name was changed to "American Anti-Imperialist League"; in the same year the Boston group changed its name to "New England Anti-Imperialist League". Other bra...

Parrish, Florida H.

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Theosophical Society of the United States.

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National Union for Social Justice (U.S.)

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Socialist Party of Nebraska.

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Nederlandsch Anti-Oorlag Raad.

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American Peace Society of Japan.

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Thomas Paine National Historical Association.

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Independent Order of Social Supercrats.

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Parrish, Stephen D. (Stephen Darden), 1857-1941?

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Attorney of Richmond, Ky.; and his wife, Florida H. Parrish, also an attorney, and second woman to be admitted to the Kentucky bar. From the description of Papers of Stephen Parrish, 1876-1943. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 32135427 ...

Socialist Party (U.S.). United Colored Socialists of America.

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