William Apollos James papers, 1920.

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William Apollos James papers, 1920.

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Letter, 22 May [19]20, from Lottie C. Hammond, Columbia, S.C., identifying herself as a suffrage worker, thanking James for his speech at the "Convention," and commending the courage of men who supported the right of women of South Carolina to vote in primary elections; and undated pencil draft of letter, signed "WAJ," re the hostile political climate surrounding the South Carolina House of Representatives' rejection of the equal suffrage amendment in 1920.

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Hammond, Lottie C.

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James, William Apollos, 1857-1930.

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South Carolina. General Assembly. House of Representatives

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