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303. LEON DURE PAPERS
ca. 2,400 items, 1945-71
Personal papers of this Charlottesville
resident who was a spokesman for "Freedom of Choice" as the solution to the
problem of integration of the Virginia public
schools in the 1960s. Included
is correspondence with black leaders.
(Acc. 9751)
304. MARTHA
TABB DYER DIARIES 3 items, 1823-39 Three diaries, 1823-39, kept by this Calloway County,
Missouri, woman with references to sewing, etc., for her slaves.
(Acc. 7776)
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