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22.964. |
22.965. |
22.966. |
22.967. |
22.968. |
22.969. |
22.970. |
22.971. |
22.972. |
22.973. |
22.974. |
22.975. |
22.976. |
22.977. |
22.978. |
22.979. |
22.980. |
22.981. |
22.982. |
22.983. |
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22.986. |
22.987. |
22.988. |
22.989. |
22.990. |
22.991. |
22.992. |
22.993. |
22.994. |
22.995. |
22.996. |
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22.998. |
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22.1000. |
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22.1004. |
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22.1006. |
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22.1016. |
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Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts | ||
213. ARMISTEAD L. BOOTHE PAPERS
ca. 11,000 items, 1948-69
Papers of this delegate and state senator from Alexandria. There are correspondence and material about Boothe's attempts as a state senator to keep the
public schools in Virginia open during the
integration crisis in the 1950s.
(Acc. 8319)
Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts | ||