Letter, 1924 Aug. 30, New York, to Maria C. Lanzar, Ann Arbor.

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Letter, 1924 Aug. 30, New York, to Maria C. Lanzar, Ann Arbor.

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Concerns his recollections and opinion of the Anti-Imperialist League, activities of others sympathetic to the Philippines, and possible sources for additional research material.

3 p. Typescript signed.

University of Michigan

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