Correspondence of Edwin A. Alderman, 1900-1930 (bulk 1900-1903).

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Correspondence of Edwin A. Alderman, 1900-1930 (bulk 1900-1903).

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Alderman's letters chiefly pertain to educational development in the south. Other topics include his coming mariage, Teddy Roosevelt's invitation to stay at the White House, Woodrow Wilson's nomination, the presidency of the University of Virginia and the University of Virginia student career of Senator James Hamilton Lewis. Correspondents include Page M. Baker, Paul Barringer, George Gordon Battle, John Stewart Bryan, Charles W. Dabney, Frank B. Dancy, James Hamilton Lewis, Hamilton W. Mabie, Edgar Gardner Murphy, Walter H. Page, and Theodore Roosevelt.

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