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Steward, Maude Trotter, Letter.

Letter, Boston, Mass to Rev. Scott.
Stokes, Ora Brown, Letter.

Letter, M. Grace Perry, Petersburg, VA, regarding invitations to deliver address at 11th annual session.
Tate, A.D., Letter.

Letter, Orange, N.Y., to Lewis H. Latimer, New York City. Thanks Latimer on behalf of Thomas Edison for "verses on the phonograph".
The American Seamen's Protective Union Association.

Certificate of Incorporation
Trombly, B., Letter.

Regarding the discharging of Soldiers.
Trotter, William Monroe, Letter.
Trotter, William Monroe, Letter. [to comrade]

Letter, Garrison's Old Stand, to Comrade, n.p.
Truth Sojourner, 1800-1883, Letter.

Letter, Freedman's Village, La., to /Rowland Johnson, Orange, N.Y./ In The Anti-Slavery Reporter, March 1865, Vol. 13, No. 3, New Series, P. 59 Reporting, of her visit to President Lincoln.
Ward, William, Letter.

Letter, Providence, R.I., to,"Dear Fair" /of Philadelphia/. In News of the Day as reported in Philadelphia Newspapers, 1882-1887 (Scrapbook)
Washington, Booker T., Letter.

Letter to Mrs. W.H. Baldwin, Jr., Locustville, N.Y., Jan. 4, n.d. from Booker T. Washington, mentions being detained due to a bad wreck.
Washington, Ernest D., Letter.

Letter, Tuskegee, Alabama, to Mordecai W. Johnson, Washington, D.C. Announces the completion of a book of famous quotations of Booker T. Washington.
Williams, George Washington, Letter.

Letter, Quincy, Illinois, to General O.O. Howard, Washington. Washington sends Howard a biographical sketch of himself and expresses a desire to attend Howard University.
Wilson, Lelia Walker, Letter.

Letter, /1921/, n.p., to the Editor of L'Intransegent, n.p. Gift of Louis V. Jones. Concerns an insulting and racially motivated article written about Lelia Walker Wilson in the French newspaper, L'Intransegent.
Erskine, Albert to Walter B. Williams

Letter, 1952 March 19 to Walter B. Williams from Albert Erskine, Random House, Inc., New York,Donated by J. Leon Langhorne 11/17/82 1 p. 22 x 13 cm. Regarding publication of Ralph Ellison’s book,Invisible Man
Ellison, Ralph N to Walter B. Williams

Letter, 1936 Nov. 12 to Walter B. Williams from Ralph N. Ellison 5 p., 28 x 21 cm. typescript &holograph, donated by J. Leon Langhorne,11/17/821. Ralph N. Ellison, 2. Homosexuality -personal narratives, discusses internal conflicts which developed between two roommates, one of which was a homosexual.