Chapters on Josiah Warren, 1943-1948.

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Chapters on Josiah Warren, 1943-1948.

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Consist of drafts of essays, annotated bibliographies, and extensive notes compiled from correspondence and published works concerning Warren, and various publications and people associated with him, particularly S.P. Andrews and R. Owen. Also included are clippings and transcripts, notably an essay by George W. Warren about his father.

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