Miscellaneous Collection, 1924,1929.

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Miscellaneous Collection, 1924,1929.

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Membership cards from Belding (Mich.), 1927, 1929?, from Kalamazoo (Mich.), 1928, and Isabella County, undated; pamphlet entitled "The Spirit of the Crusadesa as Interpreted and Revived by the American Krusaders," published in Arkansas; membership certificate from Newaygo County, 1924; four pages of general opertional instructions, undated; and a five-page speech about the KKK as a movement, undated. This artificial collection has been compiled from various sources.

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