Papers of Robert Whitehead [manuscript], 1932-1960.

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Papers of Robert Whitehead [manuscript], 1932-1960.

Papers of Robert Whitehead, including discussion of education legislation, Virginia state finances, the Democratic party, and civil rights, among other topics.

65 boxes.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7935012

University of Virginia. Library

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