Letters, 1947 June 30.

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Letters, 1947 June 30.

Two letters received from William Henry consisting of rambling and occasionally raving diatribes against Thomas Jefferson scholars and American Jews.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8055465

Historical Society of Princeton

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