Letters, to Martin Gudell, 1942-1951.

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Letters, to Martin Gudell, 1942-1951.

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Concern efforts made in 1939 at Emma Goldman's request to assist Gudell in bringing his Spanish Civil War papers into the U.S., correspondence and books sent to the Labadie Collection, and the gathering of information on Voltairine De Cleyre, her family and friends.

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