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Letter from Byron Gunner to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Gunner, Byron

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Regarding a call for work at the Brook Chapel Church and Gunner's relocation for the position. Speaks of Niagara Movement work at Benedict College, and Gunner's resignation from Niagara Movement South Carolina secretary due to his new position.
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  1. Benedict College
  2. Niagara Movement (Organization)

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