[Federal surveillance of radicals in Vermont], 1919-1920.

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[Federal surveillance of radicals in Vermont], 1919-1920.

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Photocopies of reports by F.B.I. agents investigating I.W.W. and anarchist activities in Vermont, focusing mainly on the Italian and Spanish immigrants living in Barre, Vermont.

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Vermont Historical Society

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