Letter, 1931 Jun. 13, Moberly, Missouri, to Leonardo Andrea, Trenton, S.C.

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Letter, 1931 Jun. 13, Moberly, Missouri, to Leonardo Andrea, Trenton, S.C.

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Encloses a copy of issue no. 2 of Rebel poet, which had been barred from the mails, and comments on the difficulties of rebelling against authority.

1 p. Typescript signed, with envelope.

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