The Mary Frances Early Papers, approximately 1961-1962.

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The Mary Frances Early Papers, approximately 1961-1962.

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The collection consists of materials, donated by Ms. Early, which include copies of letters related to her admission process, copies of news clippings related to her time at UGA, biographical materials and other items. Of particular interest is a 1962 letter of congratulations from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., praising her efforts.

1 half-document box (0.25 linear ft.)

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