Letters pertaining to Virginia [manuscript], 1836 March 18 and 1936 August 13.

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Letters pertaining to Virginia [manuscript], 1836 March 18 and 1936 August 13.

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The collection contains a letter, 13 August 1936, Carter Glass, Lynchburg, Va., to H. T. Newcomb, forseeing problems with Franklin Roosevelt's possible committment to enforcing the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments. There is also a letter, 18 March 1836, John Brooke, Pensacola, Fla., to Francis T. Brooke, Richmond, Va., describing his life in Florida and mentioning a ball attended by Septimia Anne Randolph.

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