General correspondence, 1948-[ongoing].

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General correspondence, 1948-[ongoing].

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This series contains original and photocopied correspondence received and generated by the Lieutenant Governor in his function of being second in command of the State of Georgia. Included are: (1) letters addressed to the Lt. Governor concerning diverse subjects which often have no connection to the official duties of the office but rather concern controversial issues of the day; (2) memorandums, correspondence and other documents recording the "give and take" of politics in day-to-day affairs; (3) correspondence from business leaders of other countries with ties to Georgia; (4) reading files oftentimes consisting of copied form-letters composed as replies to large volumes of correspondence or multiple replies to a single event as well as single "one-on-one" replies; (5) replies to invitations; and (6) telegrams sent and (7) occasional items that can't be classified as correspondence.

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Georgia Department of Archives and History Library

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