Letters received from Camm Patteson and Edmund R. Cocke [manuscript], 1890 October 9 and 1891 January 25.

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Letters received from Camm Patteson and Edmund R. Cocke [manuscript], 1890 October 9 and 1891 January 25.

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Cocke writes from Oakland, Va. about African-Americans and the Fifteenth Amendment; he favors disfranchisement. Patteson, an attorney, tells Tucker he will try to get out the vote in Buckingham County, and discusses his views on African-Americans.

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